ARTISANCUTLERYTactical Knife Proponent Normal Size(1820P) D2 Steel Black PVD Blade, Folding Pocket Knife with G10 Handle, Black

The liner lock up is strong and early, which is a sign of good machining. The blade is sharp enough but it could be sharper. Its not a big deal. I love how robust the design is and the extra locking pin that it comes with. I wish they would make more variations of the sub size instead of just all black. They used to have copper scaled versions, burlap micarta, red canvas micarta, etc.

This is a big handled thick bladed knife that is amazing! It’s got one of those futuristic vibes going on. It’s great for big hands and good for not big hands too. This is a really awesome looking and amazing built knife 10/10 recommend if not for a daily carry just to have!

This review is more for knife enthusiasts.Buy this crazy thing, you'll have to do a little work to it to make it legit but for this price it's worth it.Definitely not a edc but you know that already. I'm not sure why they put a finer grind on it kinda goes against the build but I'll be changing that.Only real flaws are how the blade was originally cut, appears to be sheared, leaves a curved to the side tip but easily fixable. The bearing is not great at all even after needle oiling I have to either use my wrist or the weight of the blade to "flick" it open. The liner lock barely catches but it does come with the cool screw safety lock. That safety screw lock comes on a lanyard type string but the knife has no actual place to run the string through unless you want the blade hitting it so you'll have to make your own hole.For the money though this thing is legit, some time and modifications and this is a awesome outdoor flipper. I gave 5 stars because I'm a big knife guy probably have over 50 in all price ranges, for the money this knife is wild and can be made with just a little work to be awesome. Definitely to bulky to be a edc I have no clue why some people actually use this as a pocket knife but for a outdoor flipper that's cheap and you don't care because it was cheap, shoot it's unbeatable

Sharp knife for sure. Barely have to touch and it cuts. Difficult to close

Cons: definitely not a light knife despite the relatively modest closed and blade lengths (under 3 in or 77mm). The proprietary, shallow screws can be a bit of a pain but various sized flathead screwdrivers will handle it.Pros: excellent sturdy blade with a surprisingly thin tip for delicate work. Knife excels at strong pushcuts and tip piercing or tabletop utility work. Handle is both neutral enough and thick enough to allow a good grip.While my example had a decently strong linerlock I think an alternative lock might be ideal for both safety and ambidexterity concerns.

Sharp and just as advertised and promised! Great purchase!

Excellent piece of craftsmanship. Very well made I own the big one and little one.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great knife