CPJJ 1 Pieces Folding Tool, Multi Tool with Blade,9Cm Stainless Steel Foldable Multifunctional Cutting Tool with Leather Storage Bag for Camping, Hiking and Bushcraft,Family (Pattern Design A)

No, this isn't a top-quality knife.No, it doesn't feel expensive.No, it's not legal to carry in your pocket in the UK without good reason (but neither is any other locking knife, whatever the blade's length!).But for the money, this is a handy thing to have. It's decently made, and has a reasonable blade (useful for general light to medium tasks), opens easily with a firm press, and locks securely into place.And at this price you won't be overly worried if it doesn't last a lifetime.Very good value.

received this little gem today , it looks good its sharp but the blade would not lock open for cutting and kept folding , I then checked that all the screws were tight only to find the one that helps lock the blade was loose, tightened it up and bingo it now works great , make sure to check all the screws are tight and maybe a tiny dot of super glue will keep them tight, unsure that this knife is actually legal to sell in the UK but great and handy for hiking and the such

I wasn’t expecting much for the money . But was relying on the makers famous name . I wasn’t to be disappointed! The knife was delicate but sturdy , well balanced and sharpened blade with beautiful patterned steel blade ( Damascus style ) blade was scalpel sharp and came with quality leather / faux ? Sheath ready to fit straight into belt kit . Will done looking to purchase your higher grade knives later .

Excellent quality and costGreat tool

This is a great knife, sharp, and very cheap at £8.99Regarding what other reviewers are saying about opening and closing the knife, I had to laugh a lot at their reviews.Clearly they do not understand what either a "Flipper Knife" is, or a "Liner Lock" system is.As a knife collector, it is very clear to me. To be honest, as a "Flipper" this is the easiest of mine to open. Very easy.And the "Liner Lock" is also the easiest of all of mine, to close. Very easy again.I recommend to both them and you, the prospective buyer, to watch some YT videos on how to open and close these and similar knives.

Extremely sharp and seems very well made.

This looks and feels like a former AO knife, that's just had it's spring removed. The blade itself is made of poorly heat treated low carbon steel and doesn't hold an edge. This kind of cheap, mass produced, Chinese made knife is readily available on WISH for around 50p. Save yourself some money, and give this one a miss.

Not a mutitool, it's a knife. It's a lock knife. It's over 3 inches. It could probably be classed as a switchblade. I have ground off the "switch" part and disabled the liner lock but it's still too long for EDC.Blade seems quite strong though.