EDC Pocket Knife - 7CR13Mov Steel Tanto Blade, Slim Survival Knife with Clip and Liner Lock, Window Breaker for Outdoor Camping- Stocking stuffer Gifts for Men Women

For a cheap knife this is actually and amazing piece. It feels solid when opening and closing. It is very thin which was what I wanted but feels good in the hand and is easy to open one handed. The lock works well and is easy to close. The blade comes very sharp and seems to hold an edge good. Time will tell how well it hold up but for a thin everyday carry knife that won’t hurt feelings to get lost it is great. If you want a cheap knife that’s comfortable to use and feels good to carry this is it.

Great size, overall great grip I liked it. The quality is surprisingly good, there whas no side to side movement where the blade meets the handle and has a smooth and fast opening right out of the box. It whas surprisingly sharp but not to the sharpness I liked but it whas sharp. Fits nice in the pocket. Overall I would recommend for a beginner knife

It's a decent compact knife which lives up to almost all my expectations. There's some one-star comments complaining that the spring assist doesn't work, but mine flips open very easily with one hand. This isn't the world's most expensive knife, so I'm guessing some of them are just defective. The one thing I don't like so much about this knife is the weight, coming in at around 97 grams. It's meant to double as a window breaker, so I'm guessing that's why it's a bit hefty. Seems like the best role for this knife is as something you keep in your car's glove compartment, but I imagine some might still like to carry this as a self defense knife given its slim profile and the fact that it might still be an effective weapon even when the knife is retracted. In contrast, the Kershaw Appa weighs 56 grams and is about as thin as the Funbro knife, though shorter and somewhat wider. If light weight matters more to you, I'd recommend that knife.

The FUNBRO EDC Pocket Knife is an absolute gem that has earned its place as a five-star addition to my everyday carry. This compact and versatile tool has consistently impressed me with its quality, performance, and reliability. First and foremost, the build quality is exceptional. The knife feels solid and well-crafted, and it's evident that attention to detail went into its design and construction. The stainless steel blade is sharp, durable, and capable of handling various cutting tasks with ease. The pocket-sized design is perfect for everyday carry. It's compact and lightweight, ensuring that it doesn't weigh down my pockets but is always within reach when I need it. The folding mechanism is smooth and secure, providing quick access to the blade when required. The versatility of this pocket knife is outstanding. Whether it's opening packages, cutting cord, preparing food while camping, or handling various everyday tasks, this knife has proven itself to be a reliable and indispensable tool. It's a true multi-purpose companion. The ergonomic handle provides a comfortable grip, ensuring that I can use the knife for extended periods without discomfort. The textured design adds to the overall control and precision during use. The included pocket clip is a thoughtful addition, allowing for secure and convenient storage without the need for a bulky sheath. In conclusion, the FUNBRO EDC Pocket Knife is a must-have for anyone who values quality, versatility, and practicality in their everyday carry. It's a reliable tool that has consistently exceeded my expectations and proven its worth in various situations. I couldn't be happier with my purchase, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to others. It's a five-star pocket knife that has truly earned its place in my daily routine and has become an essential tool I can't do without. Thank you, FUNBRO, for delivering such a fantastic product!

The quality of this is top notch, it opens and close so smoothly, it has weight and it's very durable also the glass breaker thing will even dent metal I'm so in love with this I will buy again

good knife for the money but glass breaker will not break glass. Tested it on a glass bottle and it just smushed the glass puncher on my knife. Can't expect much for ten dollars though.

I have a small collection of pocket knives and have bought almost all of them. This one is basically unbeatable in terms of value for money. The complete lack of friction with the blade makes it seem like it’s spring-assisted, it’s genuinely impressive what they’ve accomplished in making something of excellent quality while maintaining a very low price. My only tiny gripe (still consider this a 5/5 review score) is that the metal clip is pretty stiff and would be relatively difficult to actually clip on to something, but it’s very easy to fix this issue and having done that to my own, I think it’s absolutely perfect.

Well, it’s sharp. Very, very sharp. The blade is quite thin overall and probably proportionally delicate compared to other knives, but this isn’t meant to be a hunting knife or a throwing knife so make sure your expectations are in line with what you’re purchasing. It would make a great backpacking fillet knife for smaller fish. The body of the knife is solid as hell but still feels natural in a shirt breast pocket which is how a knife like this would commonly be worn - like a pen. And it’s barely larger than a pen. The glassbreaker base is nice as well as the lanyard hole for having options for carrying. The action when opening is really sweet. It’s not spring assisted but it feels that way. The design has incorporated the exact amount of closed bias to force you to push hard enough on the flipper to cleanly open the blade with one push. It’s delightfully smooth and crisp. Very fast. I will caution folks that closing this knife one handed is a little dicey at first but I’ll give you a trick to hopefully prevent any cuts. Again, it’s really sharp. When you close it, there is a “bump” that you have to overcome. When you do, the blade drops back very quickly. When I’m closing it one handed, I release the liner lock and pull the blade back a short distance, then I use my thumb to press against the lowest part of the blade by the flipper where it’s flat and that makes it so you can overcome that bump with more control and without throwing the blade closed on a finger. Overall, this is a really nice design and a solid build. Well worth every penny - this is on par with much more expensive knives.

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