Ripstop I - Fine Edge

The first thing that strikes me about this knife is the durability. When I hold it, I feel like I'm holding a substantial chunk of steel that will take a massive beating. That being said, it's light enough that I forget it's in my pocket. I love the deep carry clip, as I work in a hospital, and knife carry must be discrete. Great knife for the price point.

For its price range it's a very nice knife. The finish and edge are good; the clip works fine. The pivot is a little stiff, I find it difficult to open with the thumb stud alone. Some oil and a bit of use will probably clear that up.

Decent knife for price but its alittle cheap finish on my blade looks to be pitting finish on the handle is also showing wear

i just got it a week ago it is awesome. i just wish the blade was replacabele.

Basic design is excellent, finish leaves a bit to be desired. It was difficult to set the edge properly on the first sharpening - a lot of material to be removed. Sharp edges on thumb studs and cutout in blade left me with paper cuts all over my fingers. Thumb studs protrude just a bit too much so that they catch on your pocket when using the clip. Clip is fairly stiff with a narrow lead-in. The stiffness means it stays on your pocket, but the narrow opening means its a bit of a hassle. I split my thumbnail after frequently prying the clip open to put on my pocket edge. Last critique: the screws holding on the clip aren't countersunk, so they also catch and fray the fabric when clipped.

A great little knife, hardly ever needs to be sharpened. It is well built and like stated above very light weight, it's good for every day use.

It's simple, sturdy, and reliable. The blade is extremely sturdy, the lock has never failed while the knife was in my hand, and the thumb-stud and hole in the blade let you open it without having to think about where to put your finger. I use it as a back