TwoSun Survival Pocket Knife TS48 Jade G10 Handle D2 Stainless Steel Blade,with Clip for Camping Outdoor EDC and Gift

I've been looking for a sheepsfoot style blade for an EDC for a while know. While my normal carry knives are not super high end, they are acceptable (Benchmade, Spyderco, ZT, etc...) and that's what I'm going to compare this knife against.First thing you'll notice when you get it: It's COVERED in oil. Plan on spending a little time cleaning it up. I'm assuming this is because its D2 steel and they don't want it to be rusty when you get it. Fair enough.My next impression was that the quality of the handle was a little "cheap". It's a semi-transparent plastic without much grip. I'm not in love with it, to say the least. I might make some custom grips for it out of G10. If I do, I'll update with pictures.The pocket clip also feels a little "off". There's a very large opening to get it around your pants pocket but it sticks so far out, I feel it's going to get caught on everything. Only time will tell.However, the knife itself is AMAZING. Flicks open with authority and no effort needed (bearings). There's ZERO play in the blade and it's centered perfectly. The lock appears to be very solid. Out of the box, it's shaving sharp and the profile of the blade is perfect for cuttings/slashing.This might be my favorite new knife for under $200. I'll update after a month of use (read abuse) and let you know how she holds up.

I’ve had it for three days only and loving it! I usually buy other known budget brands (Gerber, CRKT) for EDC and I like those, but this thing is beefy as hell and razor sharp... love the design. I added the orange paracord.

Really like the knife a lot! Came sharp and centered and has a very good flipping action. Which I have learned can be a problem with the chinese knives. Except the good chinese companies that have got it figured out and really know how to make a flipper a flipper, ya know the ones, that you can't put down and just flip it. The jade handles look better in pictures though. The D2 is still in question I haven't tested it out yet.

Looks good and feels good in my hand. Very good construction with excellent materials. Smooth action. Very sharp out of the box. A lot of knife for the money. Excellent fit and finish.

Knife came perfectly centered and razor sharp , not bad handle design with sharp edges that required sanding . All in all a little beast that cuts and slices with ease , however came with a poorly designed clip , sharp and awkward . Why would Two Suns drop the ball on ergonomics of the handle/clip is anybodies guess. Still , it is a fine utility knife well worth the moolah.

This blade is so extremely sharp! After a little edge cleanup running it over ceramic to polish the edge it was perfect. I will say that the concave shape makes it a challenge to sharpen in traditional ways. It’s best to use a sharpener you can pull it through. On the other hand it’s shape makes precision cutting soooo enjoyable. Everything came tightly set no loose parts and a thin coat of machine oil that wipes right off. I love the color of the scales but the sides and ends are a bit boxy and uncomfortable for my taste. Easily fixed with some sand paper and polishing but not a deal breaker.Overall it’s a great blade for the price and is beautiful piece in my collection. I carry this knife on the weekends when I’m not carrying my work blade. Not sure it would hold up to constant abuse but is a nice EDC for light duty.

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The natural G10 handles and the orange backspacer make for an odd pairing. The clip is matte, like a stonewash, and darker than the rest of the metal fittings -- the knife sort of looks like it might have been put together from parts intended for more than one knife.The blade is awesome, wicked sharp, and has a sweet flip. The thumb divot is enough to get traction for all the people who prefer a thumbstud or a thumb hole to a flipper tab. Newer TwoSun blades have a very distinct look, especially the Night Morning Design ones. I think they're starting to catch on a little among Western knife people and that's good to see.There's just one problem with this knife, and it's a problem some other TwoSuns have -- the clips. The tip of the clip points up at an angle that extends well above the angle of the clip bar, and it is very pointy for something that doesn't have a sharpened edge. Digs right into the palm. Quite uncomfortable with some grips. If the tip were bent back down some, parallel to the handle, I think it'd be a lot more comfortable.The clip isn't quite enough to take off a star, but if i had the option of taking off half one, i would. Instead i took the clip off the knife then cut it back some with a Dremel right around the last upward bend, rounded the edges a bit and, and gave it a bushcraft satin polish with some sandpaper so it matched the blade just a touch better, and put it back on. It worked well enough that if I get any more TwoSun knives with this style clip, I'll just do that again. Hopefully TwoSun eventually redesigns their clips -- these go onto the pocket pretty easily but that tip can really dig into the palm at the angle it's at, and the metal's a little brittle anyway.