Pocket Knife for Men - 2.99" D2 Blade G10 Handle Folding Pocket Knife with Clip - Small EDC Knife for Tactical Hunting Camping Hiking Survival Gift for Men Dad Husband Women, Green

The media could not be loaded. If you are looking for a sign to get this knife, this is it. The knife is all one can ask for for a compact everyday carry pocket knife that you'll actually use. The blade is quite sharp, very sharp and string too. The mechanism is on point, it feels so smooth opening it and closing it. Definitely makes you open it and close it just for the satisfaction of the internal mechanism. Also, the ergonomics are on point. The handle had comfortable but grippy texture, and both the handle and blade are curved to fit your fingers to grab it. Also, if you ever have any issues with the knife, which you probably won't, their customer support team are very responsive, understanding, and human; they are really committed to resolve any issues you have to giv you the best shopping experience, so don't be shy, get this knife!

This is my 2nd KEXMO knife. I bought the first one exactly a year ago, and it had been my EDC ever since.At work, we are only allowed to carry pocket knives that are 3" or less, so when I saw that this is 2.99", and only $17, I had to buy it. This will be my EDC at work, the brown one when I'm off. Both are D2 steel with G10 handles, a great combo.I'm not a knife snob. I have knives by Cold Steel, SOG, Buck, Kershaw, Spyderco, Gerber, Schrade, Camillus, Oerla, and many others. These KEXMO knives are as good as the "higher end" knives in my collection, at a fraction of the price.Delivery was fast, razor sharp edge, smooth and quick action, comfortable and grippy scales, perfect detent, solid lock, perfectly centered between the liners when opened and closed, nice pocket clip, enough heft to feel solid in my hand, etc. What more could anyone want at this price point?Based on the two KEXMO knives that I have now, I'm definitely a fan.

I never heard of KEXMO knives before. Both knives are extremely sharp right out of the box. The smaller of the two knives has ceramic bearings and opens with just a flick. The second knife has a spring assist for opening which is still very easy to do. They both have good ergonomics for the hand.These are two of the best budget knives that I found, One was about $10, the other was about $15. They were delivered about a day early. They are definitely going to be my two EDC knives.I recommend purchasing.

This is a solid knife. The blade isn't marked as D2 (or at all for that matter) but it seems to be. It's extremely sharp out of the box. The scales are nice. The liner lock is a bit thin but this isn't a knife you are going to beat on anyway. I own the Civivi Mini Praxis and this is basically a chinese copy of a...chinese knife? Weird, but true. Anyway, at basically half the price of the mini praxis it is a solid value even though the praxis is a better knife. If you have a larger hand, you might actually prefer this one since its a little fatter in the handle. Either way, its a solid performer for the price.Update: After a few days of very light use the blade became off center enough to hit the liner on one side. The pivot screw had worked itself very loose. A little locktite should fix the problem though.

With a collection including brands like Sitivien, and Sencut, I've experienced a range of knives. At just $15, this one is a steal, and I'd happily buy it every day. Initially purchased as a beater knife, it started off a bit rough with its action. However, after some playtime, it broke in perfectly! If you enjoy the satisfying noise (albeit a little loud) that comes with fidgeting with knives, this one's a winner. It has a nice weight to it and boasts a super solid build—not a lightweight blade but not overly heavy. Perfect for one-handed fun, I could open and close it a thousand times in a row without getting tired. If you're in the market for a fidget knife, you won't be able to put this one down. It's budget-friendly and perfect for everyday use! When I reach for a blade, I often find my hand landing on this one!

I'm super impressed with this knife. I watched the video reviews and thought it was worth giving it a try, I'm glad I did. At $17 I wasn't expecting a tank, but that's what this knife is. It's a little on the chunky side but still light and comfortable to carry. The caged ceramic ball bearings in the pivot make this one of the nicest opening knives I've ever seen. The blade is centered with a perfect grind and it's razor sharp right out of the box, it also locks up without loosening and has no play whatsoever. The handle is very ergonomic and comfortable. The deep carry pocket clip has the right amount of bite for keeping the knife in place in my pocket but also for drawing the knife without snagging. The overall fit and finish of this knife is excellent making it resemble a knife of a much higher price point. It's very comparable overall to my more expensive CJRB knives, which I have several. This knife is going into my EDC rotation and I definitely recommend it.*UPDATE* I liked the knife so much that I bought a second one and it's just as good as the first one that I bought.