Omesio Tanto Folding Knife, Slim Gentleman's Knife with Liner Lock, Flipper Open for Camping and Survival, Stonewashed Handle, Clip and Sheath Included, Perfect Gifts for Men and Women

Works as you'd expect it to. Flipper action is smooth, blade is sharp and it tucks away neatly in your pocket. It is quick to deploy. I'm not worried that it is made in China because I was looking for a small knife that didn't cost so much I'd be afraid to use it. Price point is good for a user knife. I haven't been disappointed.

This knife is surprisingly high quality despite it's budget price. It's sharp and feels heavy in the hand for its size, but its slimness allows you to not even feel that it's in your pocket as long as the belt clip is hanging outside of your jeans. Since the blade is so slim, it's low weight means you'll have to pull quickly on the finger assist in order for the blade to come all the way open and click into place. It's very easy to close too. It also looks exactly like the photos, the handle has a stonewashed gunmetal look to it and it looks even nicer in person. The knife also came pre-oiled, which is very nice, so you might have to spend 5-10 seconds wiping some of it off the handle and blade.

First of all, let me say that having just received this knife yesterday, it appears to be exactly what I ordered, and if the blade is truly M390, then it is a great deal...and I like the knife! That being said, I do have a couple of small suggestions:1. As others have pointed out, the pocket clip wants to fall off. the way that it is anchored with only one screw allows it to wiggle, and that wiggle works like a wrench against the single screw. The pocket clip needs to be reimagined to have 2 solid anchor points to prevent this (2 screws at the top side-by-side, or wrap the top of the clip fully into the handle and mount it to the inside stud.2. The M390 composition of the blade is the major selling point for buying the knife, but that is not readily advertised until you go to the ad and dig into it a little. You'd sell more if it were on the initial advertisement. You'd also sell more if the M390 was actually stamped on the blade.The minor cost of fixing these two aspects should not drive the cost of the knife up much, and would greatly enhance it, in my humble opinion.

For ten bucks can’t go wrong. Feels solid and action is smooth. Blade is also sharp. Not bad buy.

Loved it, but after a while the liner lock became intermittently difficult to release, at this price still worthwhile

Love this little knife! It tucks away in my fishing bag or in my pocket without being bulky. It’s very sharp and flips out with ease.

The quality on this knife is out of this world considering the pricetag...at under $14, this knife shouldnt be this nice!The finish on the handle is a nice, lightly textured hammered look, with no flaws and all of the hardware is very secure. The quick opening lever is very smooth and it extends the very sharp blade as fast as a spring-loaded opener.The tanto style point is pre-sharpened to a pretty decent degree and the liner-lock does its job beautifully not letting the blade snap back onto your fingers until you have pushed aside the metal lock. The entire knife has a very light oiled finish to keep it from rusting.The sheath is nice enough...just a standard leather with a rounded steel carabiner on it.At this price, you should not hesitate to buy multiples...keep them in each car and every pack you own!

I really liked my new knife until I went to pull it out of my pocket several times and cut myself on a closed knife. They tip of the knife can easily find and cut your finger tips. On another note they didn't send me the right color knife