Ballistic Black Grey Assisted Tactical Flipper Pocket Knife

No doubts this is one great assisted tactical flipper knife. This knife has a comfortable grip with a two tone metal 440 stainless steel. This is a heavier knife in comparison to many other I have bought before. It also has a very sharp tip with an excellent finished blade. The blade can be sharpened to increase effective cut. This knife can be used for tactical purposes, self defense, camping, outdoors environment or some sports on which this knife can be used for. Although, I do planned to use this knife for our camping and hiking routines. I have oiled the blade in order to keep rust away even though it is stainless steel, for me this is a common practice anyway. I do always check and tight screws every two weeks in order to ensure that the knife set will hold as it was designed by the manufacturer. This is by far the best knife that I have bought for sure.

Just received this knife in and could not believe how sharp it was right out of the box. It's razor sharp! BE CAREFUL! Get used to the weight. The blade is bigger and heavier than other knives I own. It is well balanced. Really nice grip! Gives you a secure feel when using it. In fact, the knife was so sharp, I tested it on the box it was shipped in. The knife shredded that box! I don't, however, recommend it for anyone with small hands, (i.e. smaller ladies (no offense). Also, young teenagers should not handle this knife, unless they are extremely responsible. Recommend using for camping and hunting. Make sure to keep the spring assisted blade well oiled for smoother and longer life of the knife. Oil the blade every week with a little WD40, to stop blade from rusting. Tighten the screws for the clip and the body of the knife, weekly. Not doing so, could lead to serious injury if knife were to come apart while using. Follow this advice, your knife will give you many years of use. I recommend this knife to anyone!

I encourage all to get this product if you're a person that is just getting into the hobby of collecting. I believe that this would also be a good knife for someone that is already a collector... Basically great for ANYONE. It's vey well built, very sturdy and also the finish and color of this knife makes it look a lot more pricier than what it really is. It came when it was supposed to and it was very well packaged. The safety lock in the bottom of the blade that keeps it from moving is a bit tougher to press and I often get my nail caught in it but it's ok as long as it does its job of keeping that blade still and prevents it from moving. All in all, I would recommend this product and would consider buying this as a gift in the future. Note: just make sure to check with local laws to make sure it's legal for you to carry.

Sleak and sharp, It is very sturdy and is good for everyday practical use. I've used it probably 20 times and it hasn't worn down much. It's big but so am I, so it was little smaller than expected but fits perfectly in my hand. It fits snuggly in my trouser pocket and surprising doesn't poke my thigh much (despite the jagged form). For under 10 dollars, this is a pretty good knife, it's of a slightly better quality than some of my more expensive Mil-Specs but definitely nowhere near my Gerbers. These would make great cheapo christmas gifts for the manliest of men, or paranoid people living in the city. Would I buy for a friend? Yes, when he turns 18 and proves he can handle sharp objects without hurting himself.

Bought it for my hus as a gift. I have to say I was very impressed by the quality. It was verrrryyy sharp. It took him some practice to flip it open safely but he does it quite effortlessly now after a week of practice. Doesn't go anywhere without it. Had to give it five stars. Afraid to buy one for myself though. Don't know if I could learn to safely manage to open it. Cut myself trying to. A point to consider if you are female or if you don't have strong hands. Really attractive knife though. Has good grip and the design is well thought out in terms of tactical use and gripping positioning, etc.

The knife is nice, big and pretty sharp but this is my 2nd knife and they both broke in the same spot, the belt clip broke off where the screws screw in. Both knifes where the same and both broke due to the screws falling out and I tried to put them back in but once they come out it's over, I will still use the knife but I wanted a good pocket knife

This is a very substantial sturdy well-made knife that will take a beating & keep going for as long as you'll ever need it. The blade itself is designed so the thickness of the tang, which like almost all folding knives is 3mm, but unlike most other knives where that thickness tapers from 3 mm on the blunt edge of the knife down towards the middle of the blade width becoming 2mm and 1.5 mm after dropping down towards the midpoint of the width of the blade so that other knives are much lighter. This one weighs 160 grams vs 115 grams and 125 grams for 2 of my other 2 folders. vs 140 grams for a folder that's got the same length blade vs 187 grams for my 21/2" karambit but the 2 1/2 karambit blade has a lot more to it in the form of the blade and handle than a traditional folding knife. This knife has that 3mm standard blade at the pivot that most knives have but that thickness runs 75% of the length of the blade and it's centered about 12mm wide at the folding point to 12mm at 25% of the length, to 15mm at 50 % of the length, to 8mm at about 70% of the length. So this is a blade you could actually chop with given the weight. And it'll open as fast and slick as you'd like it to open or as stiff as you want, you simply adjust the pivot screw with a star bit which anyone owning folders should have as most people like to adjust the opening to their own preference. For the price, you can't beat this knife.