9.3-inch DeHong YMX-ZDD1 Folding knife with 3.9-inch sharp blade and (stainless steel + log) handle is suitable for outdoor, tactical, survival and EDC

Knife is gorgeous, an excellent knife for pocket carry. It’s made in the USA and looks exactly like the Inox blades from the 70’s. It needed a little gun oil to loosen up to a comfortable tightness. The blade is razor sharp and splits hairs easily with the full length and the blade. Not your typical pocket knife, I’m hoping it stays sharp for a long time. At this price I bought a second knife and it’s equally beautiful with what looks like exotic wood. Not flimsy a good beefy piece of art. Opens with positive lockup and closure is solid.

A great knife for the price Amazing edge retention and attractive polishing. The handle is very nice in appearance and at the same time comfortable in the hand.

It is a nice knife, if a little smaller than anticipated. With in a few minutes I figured out how to open it one handed, like it has a button. The bade quality is ok, and there is no loose blade or parts. No sharp edges. The over all quality is good. It came razer sharp. Cut myself with the first half hour lol. WELL worth the price, and now that I can open one handed it is tactical. You will not be disapointed. Time will only tell now if it stands up to EDC.

Great knife that has been in my pocket or backpack since I bought it 10 months ago.

Good knife, sharp blade

Clever little design. Looks like a typical folder when closed however when opened a guard is deployed. It does require some effort to open. Not difficult but you can’t just flick it open. Good knife for the price.

This knife is very sturdy and while it’s a bit more difficult to close because of how far the mechanism is I am very impressed with the quality. I was a bit apprehensive with how good the price was but I was pleasantry pleased with the weight and size of the knife. Why 3 stars then? One of the biggest reasons I picked this knife over the hundreds of others in the same group was for the flint starter in the knife. It just made it super convenient as to not go looking when I had it in the knife as well. Guess what this knife does not have? It is pictured and described as having the flint starter but this knife does not have that. Pretty disappointed that what was advertised was not what was shipped. Not a bad knife, and I will keep it, but had I known it was going to miss that part I would have chosen a different one.

It has a novel design, but the hilt isn't comfortable and ends up being more or less in the way. I'll probably try to remove it at some point.... the rest of the knife is nice. Blade is very sharp.