TEKTO F2 Bravo Folding Pocket Knife - D2 Steel Blade, Ceramic Ball Bearings - EDC - Snap, Swift Flip for Camping, Backpacking - 2.4oz (68g), G10 Black Handle, Blue Titanium Accents

Great Christmas gift for my husband. He loves it!

Lovely little knife. Very reminiscent of the CRKT CEO knife with a sturdier, but more lightweight construction. Very sharp out of the box. Fits in all but the tightest pen slots in an admin pouch. Very business-like. Works great as a letter opener or a subtle self-defense knife.

Looks like a nice knife, but I was sent a color I didn't order. Bought black but received green. Likely just a packaging/shipping mistake.

Love it

Detent ball fell out after an hour upon receiving. Doesn't feel like a high quality knife. Wanted to like this knife as I been wanting a slim gentleman's knife exactly like this one. Sending this defective one back and waiting for the replacement. Not sure if I even want to keep the replacement when it arrives. Shouldn't be priced at $150 for D2 steel, maybe $60 at best. Seen another review that said it was defective. The proof is in the pudding.

This knife is really well made and feels well balanced in my hand with the type of heft and tactile feel that suggests high quality materials were used. The knife is super sharp and slices thick paper effortlessly and cuts tough vegetables/fruits without any issues. The opening and closing was smooth once I figured out how to do it. Overall, I am very satisfied with this A+ product. Shipping was prompt and the knife came in with its own belt-pouch for easy carry during outdoor adventures which was a thoughtful addition.

I’m just blown away by this blade… I cannot believe how precise and tight the lock up is. There is zero play between the handle and blade (like weirdly zero). Super smooth opening, exceptionally finished and has such a nice grip when opened. The crushed carbon fiber handle is really elevated, and the pocket clip is the right depth and tension. I’m trying to find a criticism… plus it’s US made. This is my first Tekto and if the others are anything like this some of the old knife brands are about to get a serious run for their money. My gawd.

For that price not impressed.