RuikePocket Knife for men Tactical Folding Knives Small Frame Lock 14C28N Stainless Cool Steel Camping Knives with Pocket Clip Hiking Work EDC Gear Tool P801-SF

The fit and finish on this is exceptional. For $30 it is genuinely unbelievable how good this knife is. The edges of the handles are all chamfered so they're nice and comfortable. The pivot collar and pocket clip are beautiful.This knife is smooth! It's a great fidget for me. It has a satisfying pop when you open it. It locks up well, and I'm not getting any lock stick.14C28N is (in my opinion) better than D2 in this price range. It is a surprisingly tough steel, and it takes a stupid sharp edge.I don't love stainless steel handled knives, but this is ergonomic and fits in my hand well enough that I'm not worried about it slipping in my hand.

I become more and more interested in knifes over the past year, and this was the knife that originally peaked my interest. It was also my first "EDC" purchase (every day carry). At 30.00 dollars, I wanted to start small. I didn't know what I was getting myself into and one at this price seemed like a great starter point.After a plethora of knifes later, this one is still one of my favorites. Design wise, it so simple and sleak. It feels premium and looks more more expensive than it really is. This knife provides the second best opening experience, coming in right after my mini griptillian, which was $100.00 dollars. The blade is perfectly centered. I never had to take this knife apart or adjust anything on it. It worked flawlessly out of the box.It comes in around a little more than 3 oz with a length of approximately 8 inches. I love how slim the entire knife is and the consistant metal framing that frames the handle. The blue clip and accents look nice and compliment the metal well.The knife is sharp! Yes, there are sharper knifes. My spyderco delica and my griptillian put this to shame. Yet, for a fraction of the price, this one is a pleasent surprise.I love this knife. I would highly reccomend this in anyones daily carry, whether you are a seasoned knife guru or someone who is just getting started. Simply admiring the quality and features that have gone into a 30.00 dollar product is enough of a reason on its own.

Bought knife based on reviews. First few days, I liked knife ok but thought it was heavy....I’m too used to Spyderco FRN type scales and was previously carrying Manix2 lightweight....however, after breaking in this knife (or maybe it broke me in) I’m really liking it. Easy to carry, great blade shape and sharpness, nice blade deployment, very solid lockup. I ordered another one because at less than 30 dollars, I’ll use these hard and will either break or lose it. A Manix2 lightweight is over 100 dollars...granted lighter, better steel and construction but the value on this Ruicke is surprisingly good. I won’t be as ticked if it ends up at the bottom of a lake or left at campsite as I would my manix. BTW, two other excellent value knives are steel will cut jack mini and modus....check them out. Chinese seem to be changing low end market (under$50) drastically for the better.UPDATE: After two months daily carry and use everything holding up well. Fun to flick. Pivot screw loosens over time throwing blade off center. Hit pivot screw threads with blue loctite and retighten....done! Excellent value, great knife.

The knife bearings aren’t what they used to be. There used to be a milled portion on the blade as a racetrack for the bearings to fit into. Mine does not appear to have this feature. Instead they sourced some extremely thin plastic washers with tiny ball bearings in them. Needless to say, this knife is NOT as smooth to open as I was expecting based on older reviews. It seems they went from nice ball bearings with a brass retainer, to a plastic retainer, and now they made the bearings much smaller/thinner so they could save some money machining the bearing racetrack.I wasn’t expecting too much for $29 but it seems that with all the price inflation, in order to keep the price competitive they have made some shortcuts.I still like the knife profile, shape, and blade steel. 14C28N is fantastic at this price point. I’m just a little disappointed that Ruike decided to cut corners with cheap bearings. I might try to source some bronze or Teflon washers because these bearings feel gritty and slow.Overall it’s still a good knife. But not quite as amazing of a deal as it used to be.