Pocket Folding Knife for EDC, 4.1" D2 Steel Blade Everyday Carry Folding Knife with Clip, G10 Handle for Camping, Fishing, Hiking, Outdoor Activities Home Improvement (orange)

This is an impressive knife for the price no doubt about it. I don’t see anything that indicates poor build quality only a good solid knife with a D2 blade that should last most people for years.

Sure! Here’s a more polished version of your review:⸻As a knife collector, I’ve handled my fair share of blades, and this one lives up to the many positive reviews. The operation is incredibly smooth, and the blade length is perfect for camp cooking and slicing tasks. While it’s a bit large for my personal EDC preference, it remains lightweight and impressively durable. For $20, it’s a fantastic value—hard to beat at this price point.

Quality big folding knife. Grip feels secure. Fits in the pocket nicely. Only gripe I have is, they could have drilled holes on the G10 grips on left side for us lefties. Steel frame underneath already has holes. Easy fix though.

The media could not be loaded. I really like this knife. It's heavy and big. I've been a fan of ORANGE since way before I got swept up in a tribal migration and relocated to Tennessee about 30 years ago. My usual EDC knife is a cheap Cold Steel Crawford 1 that seemed big in comparison to the Squid I'd been carrying for several years and lost on a trail run. This Arkey Burd is bigger by an order of magnitude than the Crawford 1 and feels about twice as heavy.No, I'm not going to quantify any of my subjective statements with actual measurements of length and mass. If you don't believe me, buy one of each and carry them both for several weeks and then you will know for yourself.I have been carrying the Arkey Burds for several weeks and decided today, finally, to subject it to planned, unscientific abuse in the backyard. I've been fascinated by the way YouTube mystery man Joe X tests edged weapons to destruction, but haven't got junk cars, bunkers for shooting and acres of land in my backyard to really destroy knives, but I have got part of a telephone pole and a pell. I wore cut-resistant gloves, balistic safety glasses before abusing the knife. I think I can restore it to wiggle free functionality if I can find my star wrenches.For the price, this is a good knife. If I can get it tightened up again, I'd probably trust my life to it. Four Stars not Five because its not made of some kind of high carbon steel, didn't cost $300, the steel's "grain" doesn't run lengthwise along the blade (which just looks odd), and where it opens, a little circular mark is traced on the blade near the hinge. That said, I would have paid money for this knife and would have been happy with my purchase.

first off this knife is big. my favorite size is approx 3.5" and less than 5 oz. this arkey knife never the less feels good in the hand, had a good lock up, open and closed smoothly, had no blade wiggle and didnt feel rough in my grip. didnt like the plastic? next to blade limping and the pocket clip is a little tight. the more i fidget the more i like this knife. was hesitant to buy but glad i did, especially with the low price. .....i like it!

Great knife. Well made.

Robusta y muy afilada

Unlike a lot of similar looking pocket knives we have previously owned, this one feels like quality. It has some heft to it, and the blade is substantial, sharp and well constructed. Hubs is a fan and will likely gift someof these to our sons, as well. Nice knife and decent price.