Pocket Knife, Folding Karambit Knife, Portable Camping Hiking Knife with Clip and Safe Lock 5-inch Closed 440C Stainless Steel Blade and G-10 Handle for Man Outdoors Hunting

Overall the knife looks good and is sturdy. I found the knife was sharp right out of the box, has the potential for multiple uses, and the ring provides the retention that I wanted. The locking mechanism locks the blade in the closed and open positions. In the open position the blade is locked and sturdy with no wiggling in any direction. I have bought a second one and considering a third

This knife is amazing. It almost feels like an assisted opening, but its not. That is how smooth it opens and closes. Blade came super sharp and the point is definitely a topic of conversation(positive reactions from friends). Fits perfectly in my hand even with the o ring on the pinky finger. Had the knife for 3 weeks and has been on my hip the whole time, perfect for multiple applications. Awesome knife at a great price, get one!

The blade is very sturdy, and the handle is strong but comfortable in the hand. It opens smoothly with the push of a button and a little flick of the wrist, making it nice and easy to deploy. The only issues I have is that the belt clip is too tight, which I suppose is not really an issue depending how you see it: the clip is very tight and secured, but makes it a little difficult to slide in or out of the pants. The other issue is that the hex screws are incredibly tiny. I wanted to remove the clip to move to the other side, but the pointed hex screws are super small and not even the smallest from the couple sets I own were close to fitting. Now i have a screw that came loose with a couple turns of an Allen key (thinking that those were the fit before realizing they're pointed— told you, these things are TINY and were hard to discern) and the others won't budge, and I can't move the clip to the opposite side, how I would like it. It would've been awesome if the knife came with a hex key included for that situation and convenience.

This was much nicer than I expected for the price. It opens and closes smoothly, fits in the hand well, and seems heavy duty with a good edge on it. I barely got it out of the box before my husband was trying to stick it in his pocket, so I'd say it's a good purchase.

nice and sharp...but the lock broke

440 stainless is a good blade material. My question about bolsters was not answered. It made me hesitant to order this knife because G10 handle material, alone, could prove to be fragile. I ordered this, anyway, and found that it does have ferrous metal bolsters; so I am happy. I will downgrade my rating after use if the knife does not hold up, but I don't foresee that. The knife, as a tactical tool, could be intimidating with one feature I discovered. I can push the release button with my thumb and, with a flick of my wrist, the blade is out and ready in an instant. It is solidly built.

First...this is nor a true Karambit.Google it.But I bought it anyway.And not sorry.The button lock is a splendid idea,especially in a spring assisted knife.Kershaw uses it in their Launch series,and they’re great.It will take a novice a bit of time to figure out deployment.But it’s a strong lock.The quality in this knife is quite good for a budget knife..it arrived well centered,sharp,and no faults.I like 440C steel.It sharpens well,is easy to touch up.I always clean and strop after use.For EDC...it’s too heavy.But for all around chores...a good buy.

I already have a couple of knives with this unique Boris Manasherov blade design, the Boker Wildcat and the Timberwolf Tactical Karambit. When I saw that the Black Lynx had a plunge lock, I knew I had to get this knife! It came with a really good sheath, but I'll stick with the pocket clip. The 440C blade came razor sharp and the blade flicks open and closed very easily, just by pressing the plunge lock. (Not an automatic) The plunge lock has no wobble, and the overall fit and finish is superb. I would definitely consider buying another Witharmor knife in the near future.