Smith & Wesson 8.5in S.S. Folding Knife with 3.7in Drop Point Blade and S.S. and Real Wood Insert Handle for Outdoor

I bought this knife as a gift for my girlfriend. The knife fits comfortably in hand, it feels well constructed and has some weight to it. It only took a week to break in the opening to a smooth transition. Unfortunately the first one I bought was stolen, but my girlfriend loved it so much I bought it a second time. Both products were the same and exactly as advertised. Especially for the price this is a great buy.

Very good looking knife. The clip is a bit strong but manageable. Definitely a nice knife at a reasonable price.

Durable EDC knife. Sharp, easy use and dependable.

Well built and nice looking knife. Was disappointed that the pocket clip was backward from what I wanted along with no option to reverse it.

Hi, I have owned several tactical power assist and EDC defense weapons. I have trained many in he military on how to use a tactical knife in every way. And my favorite is the Magic assist Military and Police. But every single one I have owned the belt clip gets loose quickly and break off and I have to have the ability to put on my belt/waist. As a deterrent measure on public busses and in dangerous cities. Especially the angry aggressive look of the Magic assist M&P. One look at that and even the most violent potential attackers will think twice. But max at 3 months 4 of them have gotten lose and broken off. I'll probably buy the next one and have a gun smith weld the belt clip on. So onto the wooden handle product I bought here. I reviewed it several places and many people said too hard to get knife off the belt. Belt clip too tight. Amateur's of course that shouldn't even be carrying a blade. That is one of the most important features you need. Hard to draw. Why? Because if you get into a hand to hand with bad person he/she will pull that blade right off your help and you are done. I have owned now for months an that belt clip is tighter than ever. It's also very appealing visually so you can wear it on your waste anywhere with out drawing criticism. People have said it's not sharp enough. I have no idea what people are talking about mine is plenty sharp. I am not using it for arts and crafts. I am using it as a defensive measure. Gorgeous looking knife.

Not sure how to rate this. I wanted to be excited about it when I got it. I was excited and then after I opened it they were a couple of things that I noticed. First off I really like one-handed open for my EDC's and this one had a style that I thought would totally work but the blade was so tight that I had to use two hands to pull it out and open it. It felt solid but again I like quick easy open. I also noticed that it was very sharp it felt like it was razor sharp. So that was wonderful. I was able to use a star bit to loosen the bolt a little bit and it worked great but every time I closed it it was offline and scraped while closing it. Again I'm trying to make this knife my perfect ideal knife but I just can't get it quite the way that I want. So Smith and Wesson I really like the looks of the knife and you guys attempted the perfect knife. You're almost there. :-) Update I returned it and exchanged it for another one. I love the look of it though I wanted to give it another chance and I'm glad I did. This new one that came everything lines up right and opens and closes perfectly. It's not too tight. I didn't have to do anything at all it just came perfectly razor sharp and easy to open and close right out of the package.

Quality blade, opens easily and the wooden handle engraves well for customization.

Clunky, slabby design. Decent fit and finish. Blade semi-sharp, imperfectly ground and not centered. Action rough and very stiff, requires two hands to open. Lockup is secure, with no side to side play, but a bit of up and down play. Right hand tip down carry only. A few years ago this would have been expected from a low priced chinese knife, but, in today's market, this thing is not competitive. Dissappointing to see Smith and Wesson putting its name on such a mediocre product.