ESEEBRK Designed Avispa Framelock OD/Black D2 BRK1302ODB

I bought this knife after researching on You Tube. It is a larger pocket knife, so check dimensions. With this I also purchased a ceramic rod for keeping the blade sharp (used twice in two weeks). The knife is well made and has no play in the blade. Opens butter smooth every time. The blade is super sharp=no joke be careful.Only negative, and a positive in my book is closing the knife. It's a little hard to move the frame lock, but not so hard it's an issue. Had to mention it though.You won't be sorry when you purchase this knife in D2 steel.

When I first got this knife, it wasn’t my favorite, but it grew on me over the following few days.At first glance, the handle seemed too big for the blade. Like unnecessarily big. But after using it, I’m a fan.It has good ergonomics and feels comfortable basically anyway you hold it, even though it has a thin handle. The blade comes very sharp and the build quality seems good.I will say - if you like to fidget with your knives a lot, this probably isn’t for you. This is more a function-over-fidget knife. It has decent action, but nothing amazing.

Good clean ergos but here's a strange concept maybe just maybe when someone orders a knife with hard tool steel make sure you send them a sharp knife. This knife was full. And when I mean dull I mean won't cut anything not paper not plastic strap I mean won't cut a thing. This knife will make a better paper weight instead of a paper cutter. Thanks I guess I'll sharpen it thanks for the full knife.

Feels good. But beware this isn’t an esee manufactured product so you do not get that iconic warranty.

Cheap, thin, you cannot flip it open with one hand using the thumb stud due to the poor placement of it. Blade design makes it not very functional. I think this might me be an ESEE knock off??

I like this knife over my spyderco knife! Feels sturdy and well built, good quality and sharp. So far my top choice for edc over my other knives.

I paid $43.67 for my Wasp and I'm happy with it.WHAT I LIKE THE MOST: *****• The size and shape of the blade.• Bronze washers.• Thumb studs on both sides of the blade.• Jimping at the spine.^ You have 4 options to accommodate the pocket clip. I always carry it "tip up" and with the help of a 4" lanyard, it makes it easier for me to take it out of my pocket.• Blade material options. Both the AUS-8 and the D2. it's a matter of taste. I bought both.• The detail of the Randall's Adventure Training seal.WHAT I ADJUSTED: ****I've read some complaints about the liner lock, but it's nothing that can't be easily adjusted. With a flat screwdriver I took some tension off the linnersafety and with a T10 I adjust the blade screw.WHAT I WOULD CHANGE: ***• The black finish is not the most durable and I removed it from one of mine. However, I have the option of the model that comes without finishing.• I don't love the handle material, but it hasn't caused any problems.QUALITY FOR THE PRICE: *****The points that I consider most important meet my expectations. What I had to adjust made it easier to handle and what I would change...I would definitely increase the cost.So far I have 2, they have given me very good service and I have recommended them to several friends.

Blade is SHARP! Unlike other reviewers, I don't feel like this body lock is too stiff. I can easily disengage it with one hand. The balance is really nice in your hand and is the perfect compliment to the RAT fixed blade. I was carrying a RAT 1 by OKC but this is the real deal.