Swaggiest $6 Knife Anywhere
919174
Cheap and simple. The para-cord is cheap and not meant to be used for much but everything else is excellent. Lights fires great and I like the fact that the knife is all in 1 piece.

Great for $6
3403899
I got this knife for $24.80 and for the price this knife is great! Mykel Hawk knows how to make good knives.
3279067
For the price, this is a great knife. powerful spring, sharp blade, but it will occasionally open in your pocket, sometimes stabbing you. But for 8 bucks, who gives a crap? Trust me, just buy it.
1428150
You sure get a lot of bang for your buck with this knife. The handle is cheap and the sheath is cheaper... The blade seems pretty amazing, even though it's only roughly finished. It came razor sharp and the edge seems to be holding up VERY well. I couldn't ask more from a $10 knife.
3181273
What a fun little knife! I love it!

PROS:
-THE PRICE!
-Not a sharp edge on any of the parts - i have some midtech knives in the $500 range that has sharp edges
-Detent is nice and strong, flips open smoothly with a lovely sound
-Looks great - sure its looks are borrowed from the sebenza, but it's not a 1:1 size. I held a sebenza and it's a different knife all-together.
-Blade is centered
-No blade play

Cons:
-Out of the box isn't that sharp (not a problem to sharpen tho)
-Steel material is easier to rust, but for the price, can't complain!

Overall: AWESOME DEAL! for $12 bux it cant be beat! just sharpen when its dull, if it falls apart, just get another. I've got friends who know i collect knives and i showed this piece to a few who thought this knife was in the $100, 200, or even higher range. Its the lack of sharp edges and simple design (tho borrowed) that gives this knife a higher end look and feel. There are some who say "Well it isn't a sebenza," but DOOD, you're comparing a $12 knife to a $500 - you CANT compare the two. In comparison to OTHER $12 knives tho? this knife is in another league at that point.
2401988
I love this knife. After dealing with a few other sub $10 cheapo knives I know where the extra money goes now. Great for everyday use. One handed smooth opening. Light. Compact. Attractive. More of a matte olive than the slightly shiny green in the picture. Has a safety lock. Solid. Perfect clip shape. Clips up or down. Locks in the open position very tightly. Easy to clean. I'm not too well versed in metals yet but I can tell it's better than the cheaper knives. Very sharp out of the box. Made in the USA. It's a really good every day knife and at the great price I bought it at I won't cry too long if I lost it. I got the half serrated blade and it says 1660OLC27ST Patented Ken Onion Design on the blade.
2998167
Seriously, this is probably the best value in folding knives today.  I picked this up a few months ago when the price was $24.99 as a gift for my nephew.  He paid $20 for a junky gas station knife; I wanted to show him that you can get a great quality knife at a budget price.  He loves it!  (I have 2 myself... one AUS 8 and one D2, and just picked up the little brother, the RAT II).  It's a little heavy compared to the competition, but carries very well.
339317
absolutely love this knife.  I was looking for an EDC knife, and so I originally picked up a rubber-coated S&W something or other for about $20 from BassPro one day when walking through.  that knife was garbage; coating peeling off it, partial serrated blade, blade didn't seem to hold an edge very well.

this knife is living up to every solid review I read.  I'm left handed so being able to switch the clip around was a huge bonus.  Knife comes with a  very sharp edge, and a light coat of oil on the blade.  Handle feels comfortable in my hand (relatively average size guy - 6'1", 220lb).  has not felt slippery or anything with any use.  the blade flips out pretty easy (easily done with thumb one-handed) and has a firm lock.

about the only negative (which I don't count) was that I couldn't manipulate the blade-unlock with my gloves on; just couldn't get enough leverage on the lock or something.  Never did try it with my S&W either, but I would wager I'd have the same problem with most knives using similar locking mechanisms.

overall a very solid purchase, and for the price (think I paid $26) it definitely is well worth it
4478310
I've had a handful of <$20 knives and this one would be my favorite so far. Almost sharp enough to shave with.
1027615
Great knife for the little money it costs .... Can't go wrong
4875632
Great knife for the $$$. I like. Buy one ya cheap bastard.
1546772
This knife is such a great EDC knife. I was recommended it by a friend and upon receiving it I see why it has such rave reviews. The knife did NOT come super sharp, which I actually LIKE so I can put my own edge on it by sharpening it up really quick. If this knife cost twice as much, I would still give it 5 stars. For 15 bucks and some change, good luck finding a better, more sturdy knife than this. I don't like super expensive knives because then I don't use them as much as I would want, so why not get a more inexpensive knife you won't be afraid to use daily. Quality, fair price, A+ all around Kershaw.
723539
This is an awesome knife for the price, I usually buy benchmade knives,  but it just really sucks when I lose them and I have to spend over $100 to replace it. The quality of this knife is pretty comparable to a benchmade for fraction of the cost. And when you lose it you just buy another one it's as simple as that.
2900675
Although this doesn't feel like a $100, high end knife - it is very nice and one of my new favorites.  It is not petite.  More of a man's size knife than for a teenager or girl's pocket.  Clip is strong, blade is sharp, fasteners are tight but let the blade open and lock nicely.  This is as nice a knife as I've purchased for under $50, by far.  BUY ONE!!!  :-)
289027
I picked up this knife from the $20 Walmart special that included the light and pen. It's a slick looking knife, and I'm a big fan of the tanto style blade. The knife is light weight and it really doesn't show a whole lot when you clip it in your pocket. Chances are, the knife will be a bit smaller and lighter than you imagined it to be from just looking at the pictures. I've been carrying it for a week or two and have used it quite a bit to open packages, envelopes, and other daily random tasks that require a knife. A couple of quick things I noticed:

-The knife out of the box came sharp enough to pass the paper cutting test, but not hair shaving sharp.
-The speedsafe opening mechanism is very convenient, but it a bit stiff. Not difficult to use at all, but you definitely need to apply pressure. That could be a good thing.
-The thumb stud is usable, but a bit difficult to use because of the placement.
-The jimping for your thumb when the blade is out is fantastic. Very comfortable.
-The handle isn't the grippiest knife I've held, but it works.
-The lock is very solid, but I personally wouldn't trust my life with it. The knife itself isn't the super diesel so it probably isn't meant to be used for the most hardcore of activities. If you want a folding knife that is almost like a fixed blade, try something more durable like the Kabar Mule or the Tops/Buck Csar-T.
-The pocket clip, like many other knives, comes very stiff and hard to open out of the box. Not really a problem though and there are many ways to loosen it.

All in all it really is a good knife for the price. Personally I think there are better knives out there in the price range (other Kershaws, Spyderco Tenacious) but you really can't go wrong with this one. The tanto style blade is pretty cool, and for me no serrations is good. I believe the steel is a china made steel only, but it is a quality steel for the price.

Lastly, Kershaw is probably one of the best knife brands out there. GREAT quality control for their products made overseas, and their knives will last a long time through normal use.
1206818
For the price point, best rubber grip boning knife!
521493
Dude, just get it. It will become your favorite jack of all trades, everyday carry knife. I mean this is a world class cheap knife and I love that concept. You really can't go wrong as long as you aren't fool enough to be paying the full retail. It opens smoothly. I like the shape in my hand. The handle is Zytel, sure, but the blue collar execution adds to the appeal. The liner lock seems kind of unrefined and cheap, but it works easily and unnoticed. Holds an edge well and sharpens up real well. I like the jimping on top and the flipper. Mine's a VERY smooth, quick opener. I was dubious about the recurve, but that just seems to add leverage to the cut. Cuts like big belly knife. The blade does get spot rust from time to time. I wipe it off with a bit of oil. It's developed a kind of grey patina after two years of constant use. I like this knife because it has some high end features but was very inexpensive. I'd miss it if it got lost, but hey, I paid less than $25, and I use it every day without trouble.