Firebird GANZO FH91-GY Ball Bearing Pocket Folding Knife D2 Steel Blade Ergonomic G10 Anti-Slip Handle with Clip Camping Fishing Hunting Outdoor Flipper EDC Pocket Knife (Gray)

Excellent materials, craftsmanship and design for the money. Have bought 6 or 7 over the years. Give them as gifts. They are a real crowd pleaser. Kept a Black and Green for myself. A very tough knife. Takes a good edge. Flat ground with edge bevel. Smooth and easy one hand operation. Real handy when holding what needs to be cut. Top of grip is open for easy washout. Hard to beat.

5 Stars. Great Knife. Super Price. The 3.5 inch D2 blade is sharp as a razor, holds its edge, is very strong, and looks great. I like a well-forged D2 blade much better than most blades available. The handle is slim (which I wanted), strong, and comfortable. The blade pivot is very strong. There is no wobble. It is also extremely easy to flip the blade out and to bring it back in. I have large hands. This knife gives me plenty of room for all 4 fingers, with my thumb on the checkered part of the blade. A 3.0 inch knife cannot do that. A 4 inch knife could land you in jail. It fits my purpose perfectly. I needed a street legal knife that I could carry in a sheath in my back pocket. It is not noticeable but I can deploy it in 2 seconds.. The knife is excellent for all kinds of work (cutting rope, cardboard, zip ties, camping, hunting, fishing, etc). It is also very adequate for self defense, and at 3.5 inches should not get you in trouble with the authorities. Thank you Ganzo for a first class, quality knife at a very affordable price !!!

Hard to beat for 25 bucks, feels solid in my hand, nice and sharp out of the box, incredibly smooth and satisfying action, the blade has a nice finish and the scales feel of good quality. I genuinely have no issues with this knife, I’ve had more expensive knives feel cheaper.

Nice and sharp. Gotta love the ball bearing ease to opening. So far has stayed fairly sharp so we'l see.

I own several Ganzo FH series knives, D2 steel, ball bearing pivot, skeletonized liners, G10 scales. They have all come quite sharp, perfectly centered, very smooth deployment out of the box. After watching a few youtube videos, they are very easy to take apart. It appears that there is little or no thread locker on the pivot, as I easily adjusted the action on my FH921. However the FH91 is not my favorite -- the only way to easily open the knife is to use the flipper, as it has no thumb studs or thumb holes on the blade. So I gave it 4 stars. Still, these are amazing knives for the price. It is easy to keep the D2 blade very sharp, with a few strokes of a ceramic rod. And Ace Knife is a quick shipper.

I have carried a Benchmade Griptilian for years and love it. I love it so much that I want to carry something that means less to me, if that makes sense... So I got a Vosteed Raccoon for around $60 and I was fairly happy, although the blade was bent slightly. (Vosteed never replied to my emails about this issue!) I decided to take a chance on the Ganzo Firebird FH91-GB. (Approx. $26) Price was good, but a concern for sure. None the less, this is a high quality and fantastic EDC that has impressed me with blade sharpness and build quality. I had to play with the liner lock to get it centered on the back of the blade, but now is almost as solid as a good fixed blade. I would have never believed the quality of such an inexpensive EDC knife, which compares or exceeds much more expense knives. Won't mention brands, but you can guess... Please do yourself a favor if you need a good EDC, regardless of price, and try out the Ganzo Firebird series of knives. For the money, there is nothing that compares in value! (No association whatsoever with Ganzo)

unbelievable quality for what You pay for the knife. Great finish on the blade and the scales are pretty nice for what you paid for. There is no wiggle on the blade which is more common on budget friendly blades. The flipper action is smooth and gives satisfying audible and fidget feedback for people with The TISM like me. 😆. I’m def going to buy a couple more for X mas gifts. Def recommend this knife

I consider myself a knife user rather than a knife collector, but since I've been using them for decades I've ended up with a pretty good collection, including a few that are over 10x the price of this knife. Those are very nice knives but when I am working in the chemical industry field I don't take the Spydercos or Benchmades, I take the Ganzo FH91. This is my knife after about a year of hard field use. It has been used to cut hundreds of things, often things that shouldn't be cut with a knife. It has been used as a screwdriver when I found I needed to remove a conduit junction plate while down in a dike and forgot to bring a screwdriver. It has been used to pry glued plexiglass off of stainless steel...I managed to snap the tip off of it doing that, but no matter, I ground the end down into a modified sheep's foot and like it even better now. It has been doused in oxidizing acids and caustic soda (those aren't smudges in my photos, they're chemical etching), I rinse it off and call it good. Nearly anything that you can think of that one shouldn't do with a knife has been done with this knife and it continues to deliver, day after miserable day... In every way, this knife has proven to be capable as knives that cost hundreds more. The knife came razor sharp, holds an edge well, and resharpens easily. The blade remains dead-center in the handle despite the abuse. It feels solid in the hand, has good ergonomics, and still flips open easily with gloved hands and locks solidly despite its mechanism having been exposed to God-knows-what kind of chemical corrosives. The fit and finish might not be as good as my Spydercos but you'd have to look awfully close to notice, and if I broke the tip off of a multi-hundred dollar Spyderco it would be an annoying day. With the Ganzo it serves my purposes and if I lose it or manage to break it irreparably I'm out about the price of a pizza and wouldn't hesitate to buy another. In fact, I have bought another, as an inexpensive gift for a friend who just wanted a knife to keep in her purse for daily tasks, but I haven't needed to replace my field knife yet. I own a few other Ganzo knives and they all punch well above their price-points, but this one is the nicest in my experience. Highly recommended.