GVDV Pocket Folding Knife for Men, 3.5” Blade 7Cr17 Steel Pocket Knives& Folding Knives with Safety Liner-Lock, Tactical Camping Hunting Fishing Survival Knife

The media could not be loaded. This is one very sturdy foldable knife for the price, there is no way I'd guess it were $20 for the quality given here, considering you are also given a whetstone in a bag that includes the knife in it as well. It has a very decent heft to it, the furniture on it feels nice and well-sanded, no splintering of any kind after a few months of use. The retention mechanism definitely requires me to use both hands 99% of the time when unfolding it and folding it back up. It is quite stiff and the screw on the side does not adjust this pressure on the blade. When open, it locks very solidly and has practically zero tolerance for budging around, it stays very put.On the side of safety with this blade, I have tried numerous times to see if there is anyway I could somehow poke myself with either the edge or tip of the blade when completely folded and I have found absolutely no way to touch the business end of the knife when secured properly. I have not used the clip very much on the side of the piece, it is quite stiff as one would expect, but it would do the job. I would only add that because this is a very hefty knife it may be slightly uncomfortable to have this on your person for prolonged periods as it will pull on your clothing.The stone is not amazing, but as others say, it will do the job and one cannot complain much about it when considering the overall price of this knife. It is quite small as one would imagine. It certainly can sharpen but I'd advise looking up on proper technique before getting started as it is very easy to damage any blade with improper technique. I'm still trying to get better with just this little stone.Really not much to complain about when it's this cheap and so remarkably adequate.

Nice , comfortable nice blade

This is a beautiful knife with the pattern. Really like the closure mechanism that has the rounded edge. However, the wood on the grip has rough edges and doesn't feel that great on your hands. Also, the spring assist is quite weak. in Perhaps that will get better over time as it gets broken in. Right now it only comes out about a quarter of the way and you have to move it the rest of the way. I think they could refine this knife some more to improve the spring assist and better incorporate the wood into the handle. It feels like a quality knife and has a great weight.

I purchased this as a gift. When opened it was of excellent quality. The design on the knife is of good quality even came with a sharpening stone. The giftee was extremely happy with the gift and so am I and will buy from the manufacturer again. Thanks

This exceeded expectations. Bought as a supplement “sticking stuffer” but it’s bad ass (for the price). Opens well, looks super nice, good grip. Looks like a $50 knife and feels like it too. Happy on this.

This is a bling knife. From the hydro dipped (maybe?) faux "Damascus" finish to the somewhat finished wood scales, it's easy on the eyes and feels decent-ish in the hand.The blade itself is made from a useable enough steel but I haven't had it long enough to know how well it holds an edge, but at a 440 stainless equivalent I'm expecting medium to good longevity and possibly a pain to sharpen, especially that first sharpening if it's a hollow grind and not scandi or flat (I can't find this info with a quick Google search).The screw holding the blade in the handle was shredded by whatever tool was used to over-torque the head into place meaning adjustment is probably not an option. The design screams "FLIPPER KNIFE" but it's so stiff you have to use the thumb stud to open the blade.The liner lock is solid and the enlarged thumb pad is nice for closing the blade, but it pokes your finger when gripping the blade and digs in when serious work is being done. It also catches on your pocket when you go to pull it out.It's also hefty and chunky. It is comfortable enough to handle, liner lock issues aside, and fills the palm wel enough to ease fatigue with extended use. But it takes up a lot of space in your pocket and that heft pulls on the pocket enough to remind you it's there all the time. I have a Natrix that I forget is in my pocket, this makes it's presence known. Good and bad, I suppose.This knife was a gift and I do like the looks and styling of the knife, but it just might not regularly make it into my EDC line-up when compared to some of the Kershaw and CRKT options I have in the same price range.

super sharp and great quality. thick and heavy

Super sharp small and nice love the sharpening rock that came included