Sitivien ST140 Folding Knife Pocket Knife, D2 Blade Micarta Handle EDC Tool Knife for Outdoor Camping Hiking Hunting(Green) …

I purchased several of these for gifts, great price for a good blade. Easy to use and carry

Well made and sharp knife.

I've been trying different inexpensive folding knives for EDC and have progressed through some traditional folders to lockbacks to thumb stud/liner locks to finally flipper tabs/liner locks. I've also tried some different blade steels and handle materials including wood, G10, carbon fiber, and micarta.Overall I really like this knife. The slim profile doesn't hog a pocket and the clip keeps it firmly in place. I like the micarta handle; it feels good in the hand. The opening detent on mine is maybe a touch light, but the blade does stay in place and it's easy to open with the flipper tab. The ball bearings work well. The blade is centered and it locks up nicely; no play in any direction. I like the blade profile and appreciate the notching for my thumb on the top of the blade. It came sharp out of the box. I like carrying it in general.My only minor gripe is when the blade is open, the flipper tab intrudes just a little too much where my index finger likes to rest. If the flipper tab profile followed the handle's arc it would be nearly perfect. Maybe I'll take a Dremel to it at some point and modify it for this. But overall I do really like this knife. It's very affordable and works nicely for my basic daily needs.

I like this knife a lot. Bought it as a light edc and it fits that role perfectly. Super light and razor sharp out of the box. I got the army green micarta handle and it's awesome. Not aggressive at all but still feels nice. Flip action is nice and smooth. The detent and lock bar are solid (super easy folding knife back in place). Not my choice for blade shape but great as a lightweight edc. If you like a Mora style blade type, you like this knife.

This knife is nicely sharp and has remained sharp with moderate use. I like the size, blade shape, flip lever, micarta scales, etc.However, after carrying and moderate use for just two months, the blade wobbles back and forth when it is open and locked. There is a LOT of play in the pivot joint. Looks like there is just too much space between the liners on each side. When closing, even the slightest pressure on the blade creates a bind and prevents the lock from disengaging. Every other lock knife I've used is designed to allow moderate pressure when disengaging the lock.Another smaller problem - the pocket clip is already loose.Perhaps I just got a lemon, but I cannot recommend this knife.UPDATE. This knife is dangerous because of quality issues. The joint is now so loose that I can no longer safely use it. And it is 2 months old, therefore no return.

Knife is great, came sharp enough to shave the hair right off my arm. Also took it deer hunting as my edc and ended up forgetting my hunting knives. This guy did just fine I was able to gut the entire deer with no mishaps, and cut through everything like butter! It retained its edge through all of this and I’m still using it without having the need to sharpen it yet even after the hunting trip! Excellent purchase! Would buy another

It's a nice knife, good steel materials and action, but the blade was very poorly centered in the one I got. See picture. Other than that it's fine.

don't know how Sitivien keeps on doing it, but they keep cranking out quality knives at a low cost. Haven't been able to find a flaw on this one. No marks on the satin flats, even grinds, flicks out fast, grippy micarta scales, not lightweight yet not heavy.