Roper KnivesRoper Knives Pecos Liner Lock Tactical EDC Pocket Knife – 3.5 Inch Drop Point Blade with Cream 4 Inch Smooth Delrin Handle

Pros:(1) One of the only knives to have a high-carbon steel blade, have one handed opening, a clip for tip up carry. Probably the cheapest and most reasonable-looking of the bunch.(2) 3.25-inch blade is just big enough to be used for most EDC purposes, and small enough to not be cumbersome.(3) 1065 steel sharpens easy, and stays sharp for a decent length of time.Cons:(1) Delrin scales are slippery, and can make it hard to get a proper grip for one-handed opening,(2) Pocket clip is too long.(3) The handle is small compared to most tactical knives with the same size blade, make it hard to grip for opening.This should go without saying, but it's carbon steel, so it will patinate over time. If you want a substantially similar knife in stainless, get the Old Timer 223-OT, (pocket clip on that one is configured for tip-down carry, so keep that in mind).Some modifications I'd recommend to whoever buys this: take a Dremel or a drill press or something and jig the delrin scales to get a better grip. You can use dye afterward to get a faux jigged bone look. Also, take off the pocket clip and trim about an inch off to make it more in line with other pocket clips.Overall, this knife could easily outperform many $40 knives made in AUS-8 or 8Cr13MoV. I'd pay at least $10 more for it to made in the other China, and double for it if could be made here in the U.S.A.Edit: Some blade play developed after about a month. That's to be expected from a $20 knife, though.

A decent reproduction of a classic American pocket knife. Only complaint is that it rust easily, but that isn't a big deal. Sharp out of the box

Excelente relación calidad precio y un muy buen filo de fabrica, ya estoy buscando otros modelos de la marca