DURATECHFolding Pocket Knife, EDC Pocket Knife with Stainless Steel Blade, G10 Handle Folding Knives, Drop Point Blade, Carry Pocketclip

This folding knife has exceeded my expectations! First of all, its design is very user-friendly—it's lightweight and easy to carry, barely noticeable in my pocket. The opening and closing mechanism is smooth, making it very convenient to use for both outdoor activities and daily tasks.The blade is sharp and durable, effortlessly cutting through various materials. I’ve used it for food preparation, opening boxes, and simple repair tasks, and it performed exceptionally well. The handle material is also very comfortable, providing a good grip that feels stable, even during extended use.The only minor drawback is that the blade requires regular sharpening to maintain optimal cutting performance. Overall, this is a high-quality folding knife with great value, highly recommended as both a daily tool and outdoor gear!

Opens and closes very smoothly and there is no wiggle open or closed, well centered blade. Duratech has done a better job on the axis lock than the one on my Benchmade. Nice contours on the wonderfully bellied blade, shavey sharp and finished flawlessly. Liners are solid, no attempted weight reduction there but l don’t mind. It adds to a feeling of solidity. Handle is contoured artfully and fits the hand well. Pocket clip is nicely designed and unobtrusive, strongly affixed but not switchable.Amazing bargain!

This knife brings a lot of bang for the buck, pricewise. It's replaced my ganzo G729-GY for cardboard box breakdown duties. Just keep in mind, as with any other knife, you need the usual maintenance to keep it working well: oil the pivot and crossbar springs, retighten (& add thread locker as another option) pivot, scale and pocket clip screws.Cons:- This heat treat can't really hold an edge at 15dps, starts rolling easily. 15 with a 17 or 20 microbevel helps reduce rolls.- Some may have uneven secondary bevels (see photo) which may lead to more time sharpening. The edge kept snagging while cutting, until I spent the time to rebevel both sides of the blade to make sure both sides were at 17 dps.- Full liners with g10 equals heavy carry.- This 8cr is still one of the 8cr softer knives I own and the one that requires sharpening more often.Pros:+ Smooth & satisfying cross bar closing and opening action.+ Contoured G10+ Usable thumbstuds for 1 handed opening.

I saw a review of this knife on a video that centers around knives. They mentioned it is a good cheap knife but cheap as in price. The blade is D2 steel. It comes very very sharp. The knife feels a little bit heavy but it's due to the steel they use in the frame. The knife is easy to flick open with your thumb or using the axis lock. Can be opened with either right or left hand. This knife arrived very quickly and the package was sealed and not damaged. I will definitely buy more of these as Xmas gifts. Plus currently it has a five percent discount so it was originally $14 and it got it for less.

Love these budget but high quality build knives. Not too big or small . It has smooth axis lock. It can be open with one hand. Super sharp. Highly recommended 👌

This is my go to folding knife. It has a axis lock just like some of the high-end folding knives on the market that are hundreds of dollars it is very sturdy. I’ve whittled wood. I’ve created Chiling’s and took off shavings of wood, and it keeps a fine edge for the price of this night. You can’t go wrong. I ended up buying more for gifts for my friends

High quality, rugged build - great EDC knife at a ridiculously affordable price. All the guys on my Christmas list are getting one this year!

I got this for $10 but in 2023 and rated it at 4 stars but now a year later we have a new sub $10 knife from Ozark Trail which is arguably better than this one. So yeah... 3 stars. Drop the price to $10 and then we can talk. Also there is no milling in the liners so the knife is very heavy.