CRKT M16-01DZ Outdoor Folding Knife with Liner Lock, Desert Tan, M16-01DZ | 3.12" Spear Point Blade, D2 Steel for Edge Retention, Lightweight GRN Handle, Smooth IKBS Pivot, One-Hand Flipper Opening

light and very strong knife with great lock safety

I've been collecting pocket knives for basically my whole life and this is perfect in my opinion. Perfect size, weight and came razor sharp out of the box. Smoothe function on the locking system, high speed low drag with the ball bearing washers. For what I consider a perfect EDC blade, this is a great value.

My boyfriend really liked the look and product design of this knife. I got it as a gift for him for a milestone he hit and it looks exactly like the picture online from Amazon. It comes in a nicely packaged box, and it was wrapped in plastic inside. It’s perfect for wrapping up for a gift if you ever need to wrap it in gft wrap! He had also mentioned this company is amazing and well known for having good products.

Elegant, built to CRKT's exacting standards, opens in a flash ... lightweight for daily carry (with or without the side clip). Fits ergonomically in the palm of your hand. Razor sharp. Show me a better folding knife for the price. I doubt there is one.

Nice HD knife, very sharp and streamline.

Difficult to close because of safety features and also very small which limits it's uses

Love this knife so much. My daughter wanted to steal mine so I bought another! I blue locktite, the clip and the main screw and then never again can it work loose! It's a great knife!

I've owned several knives over the years, of various degrees of quality and functionality. This one in particular has several good qualities, first off it's extremely light, which is great if you want a pocket knife that you don't even notice is on you. The slim profile also helps keep it out of the way if you've got it clipped on the same pocket you're carrying stuff in. The blade itself seems of decent quality and the flip assist notch is big enough to be useful but not cumbersome when using it. I had to sharpen mine only a little for it to pass the paper test, but it did slice through its own box fairly easily right off the bat. I also like the color. What I don't like about this blade is its "safety measures" they call it a automatic safety, which is a lever, looking similar to a cross bar safety on firearm triggers. Just for the fun of it I tried to close the blade without using the pin and I was able to do it. Granted it did take effort. The reason I don't like this is because I have never, ever, run into a situation where I was worried the blade lock may fail and the knife folds in on my hand by accident. I have however run into plenty of situations where folding knife tension screws are not maintained, become loose, and the blade falls and locks open or is thrown off entirely. This would be a much better mechanism if it were designed to prevent accidentally opening the blade. I have a similar feature on one of my favorites. Overall this is a cool looking, lightweight, and sharp blade with a neat but somewhat useless feature that makes it look tacticool. I'd recommend it if those are what you want in a blade.