The knife was alright in terms of sharpness and grip but my wife and me didn't like it's lightweight build
351374
Used it just under a month because of the Amazon return policy - wish I had more time to try it before I reviewing it.
The knife was alright in terms of sharpness and grip but my wife and me didn't like it's lightweight build. I would have given it 3 stars but I thoroughly feel that I was mislead into buying this by many fake reviews and the overall 5 star rating - Maybe I am wrong but I see a lot of them in Amazon these days. If this one can be rated 5 stars then most of the generic branded knives you find in Macy's/Target etc can be rated 5 stars as well.
4752491
This knife is OK for the price. This knife is light weight and the handle is too short for most adult males. I like the design, texture and feel of the handle despite the fact that the grip is only 3.5" and is probably plastic under the rubberized coating. The blade is exactly 6" long and is well machined. The edge is hollow ground but did not come sharpened, so some time and effort will be required. There is a triangular cut out in the blade which serves to lighten it slightly but which will make it more prone to breakage if used as a pry. It's likely there is a full length tang somehow connected to the metal tail cap, but that's not for sure. The nylon sheath is basic but does cover the blade, does have a retention strap and a belt loop. Because of its light weight, this may make a good backup knife for a hiking pack. For the price and for that purpose I'd probably buy it again.
3024948
Decent knife, just something about it that makes it feel unfinished.  The back of the knife is to angular, in other words if they had rounded the back edge of the blade a little bit more, it would feel better in the hand.  The pocket clip doesn't allow the knife to sit as deeply the pocket as it otherwise could have if the clip was redesigned.  Purchased the Kershaw Cryo along side of this and decided to keep the G10 Cryo and return the Tenacious.  Cryo is smaller and fits deeper and I kind of like the assisted opening on the Cryo.  This knife isn't BAD per se, just not my cup of tea.
3081539
We ended up returning this item. We just didn't like the cheap feel of the handle. The blade itself seems really well made and we didn't have an issue with that, but the handle is extremely light and has no heft to it. Not to mention considering you have a pretty good steel why not use a better material for the handle?
Anyway, we didn't like it and sent it back. We picked up Wusthof instead which ARE more expensive but the handle was made of better quality materials and it also felt like the blade went through the entire handle for a full tang.  These Victorinox either don't or are so small we couldn't even tell if it was. I can't recommend these.
3458106
this knife is good don't get me wrong it just has a few things that keep it from being a great knife.
the parts that are good about this knife are how lightweight it is (2.65 oz.), design of the small handle which fits perfectly in my hand
the knife has a relatively good sized blade (3 inches) for the handle size compared to other knives.
the wave feature works great after practicing taking it out of the pocket. though not my favorite the thumb disc works fine when flicking the knife open.
the knife can be opened and closed easily with one hand.
the knife locks up well but i don't like how thin the lock part is. would of liked to see a thicker piece of metal frame contacting the knife to lock it up

where this knife doesn't impress me is the rattling it makes when shook and it not being able to be taken apart
i don't feel like this will break apart on me. but the stop pins rattle if the knife is shaken (like the pins are 0.25mm to short or something) which is annoying to hear. (-1 star)

this would not be a huge issue and could be fixed. unfortunately it is not the case. it cannot be taken apart as the pivot barrel is round making it impossible (or more inconvenient) to unscrew. (-1 star)

since the knife cannot be taken apart it is not able to be cleaned on the insides and cannot reapply lubricant which though not necessary something that i personally would like to be able to do on any knife i own.

the knife comes pretty sharp good enough to cut cardboard and paper, though the steel will dull eventually (much quicker than premium steels) due to the type it is (8Cr13MoV). can be sharpened though so not a big deal.

in all it is a pretty good cheap knife with no major flaws with the knife i revived.
1216805
Ive got a full set of Mundial cutlery and the case works well for what I have. But there are several draw backs, the elastic holsters line both edges of the case which is ok but if you have anything larger than the 6in chef knife you're over lapping the other side. The slots for the knife handles themselvs are very tight so you have to watch your fingers putting your knives in unless you pull everything out to put it back in, and the zipper is a little stiff, but that should losten with time. It was a little smaller and pricy for what they are advertising which int what I expected considering it's supposed to hold upto 16 knives(I own 12 and can only fit my kitchen knives on one side). Other than those few things its very stable and heavy duty, the handle feels good in the hand and the strap is light on the shoulder and is an ok addition for one looking to have a matching case to their set.
949679
Not crazy about the curve of the blade, but that's a personal preference otherwise the knife would be great.
879388
It seems to be a tough little unit.  The handle is a little too thin and short for a fully confident grip.  But it works great as a tough utility knife.  This knife has no lock mechanism, just a very stiff 2-phase open-close action.  On the plus side, very light for the blade size.  Not a practical defensive weapon, unless it is already in your hand open, and someone jumped you while you were cutting boxes.
2731626
Hubby is a retired pro chef, and most of our knives are commercial grade Sabatier, Shun, and Wusthof, with some great Kitchen Aid knives in the mix. We have had great luck with Fiskars non-kitchen blades and scissors, so thought we would try this utility knife.

The blade is sharp and thin, but not full tang, so feels a bit wobbly. The finger pinch area is comfortable, but the handle is not. The handle is too small and round for comfort.

All in all, this is not bad for an inexpensive, entry level knife. We are just spoiled.
1261605
Good knife, especially considering the price, but it just was not for me. I learned that I do not like this kind of lock, and that their lock is a little cheaper than the benchmade version, obviously.

Either way, good knife, just not for me.
3125083
My wife likes this OK, but I'm not sold. It's a little small for my male hand and I felt like it is a solution in search of a problem. I've been using knives all my life and just don't see why I need this. As for metal contamination/discoloration....while I have ceramic knives too. After 50 years I just prefer my knives. There's nothing wrong with it per se, it does cut fruit, but I've been doing that just fine for 50 years without it.
1726894
I cut meat for a living and I always use Forschner. I thought I would give this a try since it had a reasonable price. I like the feel of the handle but the blade is thin. It doesnt seem to hold an edge long and its very light. I usually buy a new breaking knife every 3 or 4 years but I doubt this will last the year. It would be a great knife for the recreational meat cutter.
3134213
knife is well  built and i like its construction
however ht blade width and the curve of the blade make sharpening difficult
3776302
Knife cuts well,  knife  is unnecessarily  heavy.  I  have been gilding for 62 years
2933986
I got these knives so I'd have something decent to prep food with - and the middle knife is great, and sharp, and so forth. I don't use the paring knife much, but the chef's knife is generally my preferred implement, and this one just isn't very sharp. It's not that it's lost its edge; it came this way. Otherwise I'm happy with them ... but it's easier to cut your fingers with a dull knife than a sharp one, they say.
3924474
The knife is precisely the right size and very well balanced.

However, the handle is too light and feels cheap. The knife, while it has not gotten noticeably more dull since I have used it, still requires some force on fruits and vegetables.

I think that were I to be buying knives again, I would buy a better one as my primary knife, but grab this one as a cheap and reliable backup.
668220
Okay knife for the price. The handle is aluminum and a bit slippery, hard to get a firm grip on especially if your hands are a bit sweaty etc. The blades came nice and sharp, I bought two of these knives and ended up giving both of them away which I immediately regretted and ordered a third. Spring assist was good and lock was solid. The knife has a good weight to it and it fits well in your pocket as a carry knife. If you can find them cheap they are a good cheap knife that you can abuse and not feel guilty about.