Grand Way 12.2" Retro Folding Knife with Wood Handle & Leather Sheath - 7.8" Long Foldable Sharp Blade - Large Pocket Knife for Men Camping Hunting Survival Work 12 KG

Absolutely love this knife! Had it for years now, lightly use it from time to time and it's still razor sharp. Huge & impractical but I don't care. It's beautiful and it's mein, mein, mein!

Meets expectations...sturdy blade.

Decent knife and quality. Works as described, overall beautiful finish. It's a knockoff sure, but compared to it's counterparts running between $3-500, I'd say it's a good buy.

There is a problem with the lock for the blade. The pin does not actually lock the blade. I used a little hillbilly persuasion, hammer, and it works much better.

Weirdest knife I own. Great conversation piece. Sharp and usable. A great gift for the knife collector who owns everything!

The knife comes shaving sharp out of the box and I don't see any major craftsmanship issues out of the box. All my complaints come about the design. I'm not a huge fan of the exposed blade, if I'm going to need a sheath anyways I might as well have a fixed blade knife. But my major gripe is in how it locks close/open. There's a small tab that flops around loosely that you press on to lift a 1/16" or so tab out of a hole (tension is kept by a leaf spring in the handle). There's nothing keeping the tab up so it wouldn't be hard to imagine accidentally pushing the tab in use. As that's the only thing locking the blade open, it makes me nervous. If you make a V2 of the knife, I'd recommend making something keep the tab closed unless the user wants to open it.

This knife is great fun, I used it the other day to cut a sandwich to share with my friend. They were very impressed and begged me to tell them where I got it from. I told them "no" because I don't like copy cats. Overall, I'd say the knife is sharp and kind of looks like a wanna be bayonet, but there is no bayonet lug on it, so don't even think about attaching it to a rife!

I really didn't expect much from this ridiculous knife, but it was even worse than my lowest expectations. Lock up is non existent, due to the "spring" driving the locking pin being made out of soft steel. The fit and finish looks like something you would find at the rummage sale that follows around traveling carnivals. I wouldn't doubt if these were made in Pakistan, just by quality alone. One star for being sharp.