Casvno Pocket Knife Pocket Folding Knife 3CR13 blade +handle (stainless steel and colored wood) for Hunting, Camping, Fishing, Hiking, Outdoor Activities Home Improvement

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I got this as a christmas gift for myself and several months later it’s become something I never leave the house without. It has a nice weight to it and looks pretty. I get compliments if I happen to bring it out to open a box or something. It was a little slow to open at first but that became a non issue the more I used it.

What is there not to love about this knife?? Like other reviewers said it is way better in real life. It's a nice hefty knife, not a lightweight nor to heavy. The flip action opens the blade all the way and perfectly. So no need to do a mid opening back hand flick to get it open all the way. The wood on the handle gives it a nice warm look to the beautiful pattern in the background. Love the clip point tip on it continuing with the classic look. I have seen other knives that only have the pattern on the front side of the knife and were higher priced. I didn't care for them at all. I seen this one and knew I had to add it to my collection because of the beauty and overall way it was made. I do not regret it, in fact out of all my pocket knives currently this one is my favorite EDC and will suit me for a long time to come. If you want something that's gorgeous, functional and substantial then this beauty is for you.

Stylish but bigger then expected. Arrived already sharp

I've become a bit of a knife fiend of late. I focus on appearance over functionality for 2 reasons. I like pretty things, and the types of knives that are awesome, or beautufal in appearance are often also the cheapest. Anyway as a decorative piece, and for non critical knife functions (opening packages, letter opener, other) this is my carry without doubt.It is sturdy. Heavy too. Feel like I could knock someone out with the weight of it alone, and it would be undamaged. I haven't run any sorts of tests really. I'm sure it would be plenty sharp if I sharpened it, but for how long who knows. Like I said. This is for basic stuff, and appearance.Oh God it just occurred to me. As a gift for a lady friend. Ooooooh. Jackpot. Gift for lady friend material right here.

The media could not be loaded. Had knife 6 months with minimum use. Needed to open a package so pulled the knife out of my pocket, flicked it open and it fell apart. Upon further investigation two screws had fallen out which allowed the blade to fall out of the knife and onto the floor. Tried to put it back together but one of the holding pins had fallen out too and I can’t find it. Takes a small torx screwdriver so tighten the screws regularly…. I loved the knife! Worked great and the clip was great for holding it in my pocket but quickly reachable! Can’t say I’d recommend as who wants something more to do as in tightening knife screws every mont or so?!?!?

I purchased this knife in March of 2021... I got it for $15 at the time. I have carried it in my bra everywhere I've gone since that day. I have used it for everything from cutting a steak at a cookout, to carving initials into a tree trunk, to cutting herbs while foraging, to using it in Pagan rituals, to opening packages on a daily basis. It is a beast, it is sturdy, it can take a lot of abuse, and it's still just as gorgeous as it was the day I got it... I clean it and sharpen it regularly. Planning to buy one for each of my daughter's shortly and maybe a backup for myself! I get compliments on it every time I whip it out!

I love this beefy knife. I never had one like it before but I quickly learned how to flick it open easily. A few drops of oil facilitated that process. I got it primarily to take with me on my long country walks to have something sturdy to defend myself if need be and I feel that it will be adequate for that. My long survival type knives are too obtrusive and a penknife is inadequate. Some reviewers complained about it being too bulky to carry with dress pants. I have not observed that and I wear some high-end dress pants several times a week with no problem. I think the clip should be on the other end. It currently requires an extra movement to pull it out and position it to open. I end up just carrying it loose in my pocket, positioned for easy and rapid access. Something I learned from reading the Backwoodsman magazine. I may get my son one for Christmas.