Pocket Knife with 3.74" Sharp Blade, Fire Starter, Whistle & Paracord Handle, Liner Lock - Multifunctional Knife for Camping, Survival - Survival Tool for Men, Gifts for Husband, Boyfriend, Dad 6772

We are obsessed with this product and are wanting to buy a couple more! Fire starter is easy to get out and use, the knife is sharp, overall just a way cool and useful product

For the price i am pleased with this knife. I have not used it yet. Its sheath is actually nice. Its is sharp enough to shave the hair on my arm. It should be capable its nice and thick and should take a beating. Its not a crowbar so dont treat it like that. But for the price you can actually use it and not care. The steel its made of should take and hold an edge what else do you need.

Excellent pocket knife, Great quality for the price! Arrived in excellent condition. The only problem I encountered was the blade dulling too quickly. But then again, for the price, I just sharpened it again.

This is the second knife I’ve purchased from Grand Way. The first was far more decorative (but useful), this second one is very practical. I’ve used it on a couple weekend backpacking trip now and have no complaints. The blade deployment is easy (with one hand if needed) and fold up easily once the lock is disengaged. Using the knife fully with one hand works well but you do need a bit of dexterity to do so (opening and closing). The “extra” features on the knife ( spark striker and whistle) work well. The whistle can be used without removing it from the knife and is extremely high pitched and clear (I scared the heck out of my cats with it by accident when testing it). I suspect it’ll be useful for frightening off wildlife that gets a little to chummy. The striker works (you have to scrape down the finish, as with any striker) well enough. It is very small and intended for emergency use (I’d not use it as your main fire lighting source simply due to size), and in that regard it works well. I was able to light a homemade fire starter / tinder (cotton ball covered in Vaseline) within just a minute or so of trying. The extra paracord wrapped on the handle may be hard to remove, but could be done in an emergency if needed, it’s mostly there for grip and hang utility though. This knife seems to be a great value for a 440c blade in a package that is very useable and attractive. I’m hoping to enjoy using it for years. I’m hard on knives, and will update down the road if I find issues, but for now I think it’s great and am planning on ordering a few more for stocking stuffers this year.

Great blade stays sharp sharps easy plus fire on the side.

I am posting this because I had just bought two more of these very sharp knives!! They went through a corded military belt like a hot knife though butter!!!!! Well worth the price!!

For a mini multi-tool, this one's got a lot going for it. When it comes to functionality and a good tool set. It's probably the one to buy for the money, I bought three and took back two. I did, because all of them are pretty badly misaligned, and while you can still use it like that, that bothered my sensitivities a lot. All of them need adjusting, so I would highly recommend going to the hardware store and getting an allen wrench and a star bit to fit. If you want it to work the screws are going to have to be pretty loose, so loose they may fall out on you. If you adjusted them any tighter you won't be able to get the tools out, and they're not easy to get out in the first place, because thumbnail to pull the tool out is way down inside. Don't use super glue on any of the screws. Instead try this, cut a around toothpick to about 3/8 inch-long. And stick in the hole before you put the screw in. This way as you make your adjustment and tighten it down, the screw won't be loose, and you'll be able to get the tools out with ease. Do this with all four screws for the tools & Pliers. The the lever stop for the pliers, needs to be nice and tight. The safety latch doesn't hold the tools in place very well, because it's bolted and mounted in plastic rather than steel, but it helps a little to have it tight, just not too tight or you'll crack the plastic. Oh and it does need lubrication, so while you're at it you may as well lubricate. The best way to do this, is stick something Down in the Hole that has some lubrication on it and push the bearing piece about halfway out and then apply lubrication to the bearing peace and slide it back in, before inserting the toothpick and screwing the bolt in. The reason I recommend this procedure, is so that the shims and tools stay in place, otherwise it will involve a whole lot more work to put it back together. I realize it can be hours of work, but in the end you'll have a pretty good multi-tool. I like it because it's very small, and has a lot of really good functional tools on it. But you'll probably have to accept, the fact that when you close it up, it won't come together aligned, I don't like this, that's why I bought three of them and took back two. You can get one that is aligned, I did, but it's a roll of the dice.

Everything about this knife was true. Blade perfect length and sharp. Spark stick , once you figure out the amount of pressure; Damn!!