TAC-FORCE Extra Large Grey 10.5" Every Day Carry Hunting, Outdoor Rescue Style Folding Pocket Knife

I wanted a cheap big folding knife, and I definitely got it with this. It is big and heavy. For the price, I was expecting it to be poorly sharpened, but this thing came crazy sharp.

Decent quality, very sharp out the box.Overall good buy for the price.

This is the second time i have purchased this knife. The first one i carried for a while and gave to my son. I wanted to order me a second and i did. This is a good buy and i am pleased with it.

Delivery of the purchase was very fast..The knife is as advertised and then some. It is large, hefty and formidable. My knife locks securely and firmly with every deployment of the blade by virtue of the action provided by my index finger on the prominent flipper.The belly portion of the blade could have been a bit sharper. A little wet stone action will cure that very minor shortcoming. You cant shave with it that is for sure unless you are a stoic or a devout masochist.I read reviews about this knife that, as I recall, either showed or mentioned the keenness of the edge.Not evident on my knife but that is not a real issue but a reason for not giving this incredible value a full five star cluster. I would suggest getting accustomed to the action of the knife before honing up the blade.It is sharp enough for most utilitarian applications..Oh yes, the glass breaker located in the butt is not powered or assisted but it can do the job for emergency extractions if a sharp blow is applied in the corner of a windshield.. The serrated portion of the blade is really edgy and although I have not tried it out for cutting or sawing through something I have no doubt that it would serve me well if ever needed.All parts of the knife are substantial and nicely finished from the handsome beveled spine of the blade to the appearance of the grey handle which has a sedate yet attractive TAC-FORCE embossed emblem. There is nothing to detract from the overall look of quality as it concerns this knife.I am well satisfied otherwise I would not take the time to write a review.The knife is a handful and weighty but I am a pretty sizable person and this spring assisted Knife has the potential for being a very welcome handful.A great value. I am giving TAC-FORCE and the seller a standing ovation.

The knife looks good out of the box. The knife closed is 6" long and is a bit wider than my hand giving it a comfortable grip / feel. The blade itself is 4 1/2 inches long X 1 3/16 of an inch wide measured 1 1/2 " in from the tip, to 1 5/8 inch wide at its base. I don't know how strong the 727 Stainless Steel Aluminum blade is or how well it retains its edge, but it seems pretty solid with a very slight flexibility. The back part of the blade has a 1 5/8" long saw tooth feature while the remaining 2 5/8" long front portion of the blade is a very sharp standard cutting edge. The inner frame of the knife is made of steel sandwiched by the outer body which is made of a non-ferrous metal, most likely hardened aluminum with a finish on it. The blade hinge screw is a tapered flush Torx, while the other Torx screws are round top and in-set flush mounted with the exception of the 3 belt clip Torx screws which are surface top mounted. The spring assisted blade opens easily with a quick flick of the index finger and locks open. It also has thumb knobs on both sides of the blade and with a little extra effort the blade will flip to the full open locked position. The other features include the seatbelt cutter and side window point breaker. The built-in pocket / belt clip is necessary unless you have a concealed carry permit depending on your state law. I like to use the clip to hang the knife on the inside of either front pants side pocket for easy access / use where it fits comfortability / unnoticeable weather in a standing or sitting position. It seems like a good deal @ $14.99 and would make a nice stocking stuffer for a person who needs / uses / likes having a handy pocket knife to handle those basic utility functions. Probility good to keep a spare knife in the cars glove box in case of emergency or utility purpose. Hopefully this will help you decide if this is the right knife for you, I like it and I'm sure you will also. Good Luck.

Pics for comparison with a dollar bill and my old typical size EDC . This thing is huge! It's heavy (cause well obviously it's huge!) but seems like good quality. Basically someone took regular dimensions and scaled them up. Blade is a little slow to open, probably same spring used on smaller ones on this and due to blade size and weight it's slower. But opens with ease. I'm happy with the product, just wanted to make sure y'all know what you're getting in to before purchasing cause this thing ain't gunna fit in your skinny jeans lol.