G10 Small Pocket Knife For Men, Extremely Sharp D2 Steel Keychain EDC Blade, Multifunction Mini Package Opener Little Knife, Portable Lightweight Folding Tiny Pocketknife

I am very happy with my purchase, even though I could have bought well known brands for a little less money. This knife is one of those items that fits well in the hand, is solid, works well, and is easy to open and close. The ring at the back. lets it be pulled easily from a sheath or pocket. I don't recommend removing the ring, since it is integral to the structure of the knife. The pocket clip can be moved from one side to the other, using the included Allen wrench. It comes with cloth pouch as well, and the box is an excellent presentation box. One thing that I would recommend is to carefully remove each hex screw, they are very small, and put a small amount of glue on each hole, to keep them from working loose, during use.

Great little knife. I have bought several for my self and as gifts. Keep it on your key chain and use it to open up my Amazon packages all the time. Highly recommend- just note not a locking blade.

Great. Keep it on my keys. Probably use it every day.

Convenient!

For more than seven decades I have been into all kinds of weapons, one of them being knives. As any collector of weapons (or anything else) will often say, “You can never have too many guns, knifes, weapons etc.”This is why while browsing on Amazon for unique or unusual knives I came across this product (Caressolove G10 small pocket knife for men, extremely sharp, D2 steel key chain EDC blade) and decided to purchase it. Even though it is a very small 2 inch knife, I like all kinds of different types of knives, both small and large blades.As always, the delivery service was good. I like this small folding knife and I am pleased with my purchase.Rating: 4 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Tanto-Jutsu Techniques: An official manual of Bushi Satori Ryu).

Great little knife, super sharp and it's light enough to have on my keyring.

This knife seems to be a copy of the James brand Elko. I was definitely looking at the Elko as I saw a review on it. What a cool knife that's all. I wanted to add it to my EDC collection. A small minimalist knife that doesn't obtrude in any way in your pocket or hanging outside. $69 On the James brand website. That knife has aluminum scales with a different type of steel blade. This $12 is seemingly a replica. What I wanted about the James Brand was the pry bar. I haven't tried this knifes pry function, It doesn't even mention it in the description. It might be a weaker steel. Anyway, I was able to fit it to my keychain. As you could see in the pictures. It just comes in very handy and I feel like it's close to being equal as much as my need requires.

Even the cheapest of import knives seem to be fairly well made nowadays. The value can be surprising. This, however, is not a well-made knife and not a good example of the current field.. When fully open, the back spring sits proud of the blade, and the blade is canted down a tiny bit, unable to open completely because of the spring. The patterning on the sides of the scales is just slightly skewed side-to-side, but you notice it. And, if this is "extremely sharp," I wonder what you call how sharp it is after I finished with it? Hopefully it's D2 with a decent heat treat. Time will tell. Expectations are low on this one.