Assisted Opening Pocket Knife for Men, 440C Stainless Steel Blade, Lock-back Pocket Knife with G10 Handle, EDC Folding Knife for Camping

I am a bit of a knife snob with a horded, enormous collection. I mostly buy, and carry Spyderco folders. I bought this little knife on a whim as a cart add-on because of the low price. I am super impressed with the build quality. It is similar to the Buck 120 in size, not as big as a Buck 110, but robust in its own right. The scales fit well, and the overall appearance, and feel is quality. The action is fast, strong, and smooth.The blade is well finished, and sharp. 440C is a good steel, if the heat treat, and temper are done correctly.The traditional lock-back design offers a level of security, and strength that liner/frame locks don't offer while overcoming the usual need for the two-handed opening of a traditional lockback (Buck/Schrade/Case/Puma etc...). Closing it fast is not important compared to needing to open it fast.It is built well enough to use as an EDC, while being inexpensive enough to not "baby" it.I am thoroughly impressed and satisfied...enough to buy two more with different scales.

I like it. It’s a knock off of the $300 Buck knife. I would rather use this at work instead of the $300 knife because things go missing at work. FYI. I put thread locker on all of the screws because they get loose and fall out.

Good quality well made knife. Feels good in your hand. Similar to my old Buck 110 that I have for nearly 40 years. Except, the assisted opening adds a real nice touch. All locking mechanisms work as they should. This a a weighty knife so if your looking for something light on your belt? This knife is not for you. The sheath is very poorly made. As you can see. I replaced it with an inexpensive high quality leather cross draw. The whole set up was around 30 bucks. Would definitely buy this product again. This time maybe the black one.

Knife has a solid lockup. No play, opened or closed. Craftsmanship is excellent. No gaps with scales solidly attached and no rough edges. Blade is ver well honed out of the box and did not require a touch up. Release button is hard to push, but loosens up with a drop of oil and repeated openings. May be somewhat difficult for elderly or people with Arthritis until broken in. That is easily fixed with a relative or friend doing the break in. Overall size both closed and open is perfect. Almost undetectable in pocket.Only negative is the case. I tossed it. It takes much longer to remove it from the case and open it, than drawing from the pocket.I am very picky on purchases. This is one quality knife.

I'm very disappointed 😞 it's a beautiful knife but now it opens on its own without hitting the button. It looks real well made so I'm so disappointed that it doesn't work right. 😕

I didn't intent to buy two knives but circumstances required it and now I have not 1...but 2 good auto assist knives.They are basically an "homage" to the Buck 112 Auto Elite knife. Same style box. Same design of the knife. Even the push bottom looks similar. The Sheath is where they really differ. The one for this knife is about as basic as you can get when compared to what you get from Buck but for the price, it's fine.Fit and finish is acceptable for the price. Time will tell if it will fall apart or hold up but so far it snaps open with authority and works like it should. Oh...and it comes razor sharp so that was a nice surprise.

After reading quite a few reviews here, I finally decided to spring for it myself. The knife itself is pretty decent quality, especially for the price. It's solid and heavy, weighing in at 150 grams. The bolsters have the appearance of brushed stainless steel. The handle filler is a polymer with a nice texture so it's not too slippery, yet still comfortable. The knife arrived from the factory razor sharp! One soft smooth stroke shaved all of the hair off my arm like butter. How long it will hold a decent edge is yet to be discovered, but impressively sharp to start with. It is holding up well so far with light use. So judging it as a normal lock-blade knife I would give it 5 stars.The sheath is just bad. It's as soft and pliable as cloth it's so thin. Completely worthless. So you will need to buy a decent sheath if you don't want to carry in your pocket.Now for the negatives. This is supposed to be able to be opened with one hand, press the button and the blade releases and opens up. Once in a while it only opens about 3/4 of the way and then I have to manually finish it. Sometimes it actually works properly and opens fine. BUT, the pressure I have to put on the button to open it is extreme. After just a few presses my thumb is hurting. I am talking about almost the maximum pressure that can be applied with a thumb. It hurts.But the worst thing (-2 stars) is well over 50% of the time, it is completely impossible to open at all by pressing the button. No matter how hard you can press the button, it will not press down and release the blade. I then have to use my off-hand to push the blade down a bit into the handle to take pressure off of the button so it can then be pressed to release the blade which then has to be opened manually. That is just not acceptable and completely negates the purpose of buying an assisted opening knife. Very disappointed because of that.

Shipping was fast, comes in a nice box and a sheath for your belt. The blade is very sharp and the knife opens with authority and locks up with no play. I bought two extra knives for my friends. I just love this knife, great value for the money.