10MOONS Pocket Knife, Folding Knife, 9.1″ D2 Steel Blade Pocket Knife Multitool, Pocket Knives & Folding Knives with Belt Clip, Camping Knives EDC Pocket Knives for Men

Really nice knife for the price. Quality steel and the joints and slide function are great. Knife came very sharp and the design is really good, I don't have any issues with safety as it seems to hold it's place perfectly in my pocket, especially with the clip. Cuts great and the tanto blade is a nice touch. Very easy to open and close. Weight is a little heavy, but I don't notice it while it's in my pocket. Has a nice fidget use as well.

Surprisingly good. Heavy, but that's fine with me. Decently sharp, only complaint is that it was a tad loose outta the box. Quick Allen wrench work and you got a fine blade for the price. After reading some of these reviews I think I may have gotten lucky

Honestly I should have known better, the price was to good to be true. The handle is difficult to open and when the blad is out it rattles and wabbles. So I would rate the knife quality as poor and the ease of use as poor. The size was alright I guess but all in all don't waste your money. Like I said the price was to good to be true, for OTF, or Gravity Blades, or Swich blades just spend the money to get a quality knife.

I love collecting all styles of knives. This gravity style knife is very solidly built and comes out of the box fairly sharp (I clean, oil and sharpen most knives upon delivery). It works well and can be used without worry of damaging it. The only drawback would be the weight of it. It is a hammer, gentlemen! This one ain’t going to church with ya, without pulling them slacks down too far for baptists! For the yard or blue collar, it’s jam up. Looks fancy and works hard.

Amazing blade here. Simple in design, I like to call it a "modern marvel". It is very easy to use, even one-handed! Sort of heavy for a pocket knife, but therein lies extra stability and the ease of opening the knife. In my opinion a cheap price to pay for this design. Knife enthusiasts, campers, and anyone looking for a good blade, look no further feller, ya found it!

Knife is HEAVY as others have said. Tolerances are pretty loose, the blade does wiggle some on it's bearing. Despite copious oil on it from shipping, it does have some friction where the anchor stud travels it's path so mine is ineffective in opening just from gravity (or closing for that matter). The blade is reasonably sharp - as others said, does not appear to be D2 hardness but that is subjective. If you want a throw in the glove box knife that will open and work and the price point is okay for you, I'd say go for it. If you want something to carry in your pocket, you will not appreciate the weight and sharper edges, as well as incomplete gravity opening. I'm returning mine.

Very heavy and bulky, not the best for an edc. Could be smoother deployment, and the moving handle lock screw will come loose quickly, could be a little tighter tolerances, blade does wiggle more than I would like when open. For a low cost gravity knife, it's an OK starter to see if you will like the gravity concept in a knife.

This is a really good knife for the price but I've seen some all over the place reviews so I thought I'd address some things I read directlyOnly speaking for my individual knifeThe knife blade does rattle when closed but only if you shake it not just walking with it in a pocketThe slide plate catch is sufficient to keep the knife from opening in pocket but is not sticky when opening purposefullyBlade slides smoothly in both directionsSound of the blade back hitting the stop is kinda loud both waysBlade is secure and does not wobble when locked in open positionBlade came as sharp as any other factory edge I ever bought Not amazing but no specific complaints thereConclusionI have seen much worse examples of this unique knife style sold for much more and consider this purchase to have been well worth my moneyI would trust it as my edc (sadly not legal to carry in public here)