NedFossBEAST Pocket Knife, 3.48" 14C28N Steel Blade Axis Lock Knife with Reversible Deep-Carry Pocket Clip, G10 Handle, Lightweight EDC Knife Camping Gifts for Men Women

I bought this knife as a cheap knock around knife while I'm traveling around the state.First off this thing is under engineered, and I love it. It reminds me of using grand dad's old buck knife. It has the ergonomics of a hockey stick, so it's great for those of us with large hands or who work with gloves, or both.It also weighs as much as a hockey stick. Youll definitely know you're carrying it and likely everyone around you will know it too.Out of the box, deployment was quick and the detent does a great job on keeping the blade closed.I had no problem with the locking mechanism, even giving it a few good test wacks to know what I'm working with. The blade stayed locked open, and no signs of play in it at all.Out of the box, mine was about as sharp as a butter knife. Sharpening went quicker than I thought it would, so I have some doubts on it's claim of D2 steel, but it did go slower than sharpening my Kershaws and SOGs which are softer steels, so my doubts may be completely unfounded.I generally wouldn't recommend a folder as a bush knife, but this would certainly do most anything you'd need during a weekend camping trip. Ithas enough meat on the blade it would even likely come back in one piece.Bottom line if you want a pocket knife that you dont want to baby, you don't mind everyone knowing it's in your pocket, and you don't want to shed too many tears if you drop it to the bottom of a lake, this is for you. Just make sure you can sharpen it first.Side note. It looks like you can drill a small hole in one of the scales and make the pocket clip ambidextrous. If I decide to do that I'll update this review with the results.Edit:Wow I've had this thing 2 years. After my trip it has lived in a drawer, on the floorboard of my truck, and on my porch where it could get good and rained on. It hasn't rusted.It has also seem a good bit of general use against rope, boxes bottle caps and the odd bit of plaster. The blade action has remained consistent and I have not had to adjust it aside from the occasional drop of oil to help work out the pocket lint.Shallowest sharpen I could reasonably maintain is around 26 degrees according to my budget angle gauge.

I have been collecting knives for more than 30 years and I've even made a couple of my own fixed blades. I've seen plastic handled cheap all the way up to high quality and high price. My first impression of this knife is that it is very stout and well made for the money. The hard canvas case is a plus, but don't know if I will be using it for carry. I like the D2 steel blade, balance, thickness of the blade, blade design (just like a S.O.G. Fielder) and brass liners for ease of opening even without a spring. The blade comes sharpened with a factory grind, but if you want it razor sharp like I do, you'll want to sharpen it yourself. I bought it for a remote camping trip I will be going on for 5 days putting it through the paces. I will be using it for various camp chores as well as splitting (batoning) for campfire wood. I will update after I return to let y'all know how well it performed. I have high hopes and a backup just in case.UPDATE:Back from a great trip! This knife has exceeded my expectations. I cut ropes with it, carved and whittled roasting sticks, chopped limbs and split wood with it (batoning). The D2 blade stayed tight, remained sharp and cleaned up with no scratches on the blade, even after splitting wood. The scales and handle feel really good in my large hands and never felt like I was going to let loose of it. If you're doing extreme off grid backpacking or overlanding, I recommend always having a good solid fixed blade or a hatchet, but sometimes you need to travel as light as possible for longer backpacking trips. Either way, I'm confident this knife can handle almost all of your every day and camping needs. Really good knife for the price!

I recently purchased the NedFoss Pocket Knife for Men and I am absolutely thrilled with it. The knife boasts a sleek and stylish design with a 4-inch blade made of D2 steel, a high-quality material known for its durability and sharpness.One of the standout features of this knife is its ease of use. The blade opens smoothly, and the locking mechanism is secure, making it easy to engage and disengage. The knife also comes with a sturdy pocket clip that allows for convenient and safe carrying.The knife's handle is made of G10, a lightweight and durable material that provides a comfortable grip. It also features a beautiful design that adds to the overall aesthetic of the knife.What I love most about this knife is its versatility. It's the perfect size for everyday carry, and its sharp blade makes it suitable for a wide range of tasks, from opening packages to cutting through tough materials. It's also a great option for outdoor activities like camping and hiking.Overall, I highly recommend the NedFoss Pocket Knife for Men. It's a well-designed, well-made, and versatile knife that provides excellent value for its price point. Whether you're an experienced outdoorsman or just need a reliable everyday carry knife, this one is definitely worth considering.

Large, hefty knife with a 4 inch blade! 🐊 "That's not a knife, mate. THIS is a knife!" There are a couple smaller versions by the same company, but my wife keeps reminding me that bigger is better.Good looking, well made flipper knife. Sturdy, very sharp, comes with a case (which I'll never use. It's a POCKET knife lol). The only slight negative for me is the handle looks like it's plastic.Overall it's a great knife at a great price and I recommend you purchase one for your EDC!