CJRB Pyrite-Alt (J1925A) Folding Pocket Knife with 3.11'' Black PVD AR-RPM9 Wharncliffe Blade Dark Green Micarta Handle,Button Lock EDC Knife with Thumb Hole for Tactical,Outdoor,Hiking and Gift

I am somewhat of an avid knife collector and own some very expensive ones from the likes of Benchmade, Spyderco, Microtech etc... That said this things finds more pocket time with me than most of my expensive knives. The AARPM9 blade steel is pretty good (it's not Magnacut, but at this price it's kinda hard to beat) and comes razor sharp. It is also easy to re-sharpen and maintain. If you are looking for an every day knife to carry in your pocket at this price point, don't hesitate. Great little knife!

So like this one a lot!2 knocks...flipping closed .. blade bounces out to semi-openthe G10 (pink) scales after a week (few) picks up the denim color .. and darkens.good fix! .. Dawn and a medium scrub brush cleaned it up to like new.top things off with some Renaissance wax .. and good to go.

My son bought one in black which i borrowed & loved. So bought myself one in pink! Has come in handy for everything from opening mail to cutting open plastic boxes. Slim, sharp, easy to open & close. Well worth the price.

Let me start by saying, overall, I have been very happy with the CJRB knives I have purchased. I own 4 of their knives and have purchased a few for friends as gifts. A year ago, I ordered a Pyrite Alt Black PVD w/Micarta Handle. I loved this knife and carried it everywhere. I loved the knife so much, I ordered 1 as a gift for my brother. This past September, I lost my knife while elk hunting in Colorado. Last week, I saw Amazon was running a special on this knife, so I ordered a replacement for myself and ordered one for my other brother. The action on the knife I received was horrible and the button lock kept sticking. I returned the knife and ordered second replacement. The button lock didn't even work on the replacement and now I am returning that knife. I called my little brother and his knife is working OK, but not very smoothly. I don't understand how you can create such a well made knife a year ago and now have it be the worse knife I have ever purchased. Also, the micarta on all 3 knives is different than the knife I bought 1 year ago. It seems poorly made. I am really disappointed in the quality control of these knives an will be very hesitant to buy CJRB knives in the future.

I bought the version with pink G10 handle scales. I collect knives. I own one other CJRB and was attracted to this model because of the color and the button lock. It is a decent knife for the price, at about the level of many Kershaw knives. I normally carry Spyderco knives, and this does not approach the quality, fit and finish or materials used in a top of the line Spyderco, but it is also quite a bit less expensive. I'd say its a good value for the price point.The button lock allows you to flick the knife open or closed, which can be addicting. High fidget factor. Note that this model with the wharncliffe style blade has a hole cut out of the blade, Spyderco style, to give you the option of opening it with your thumb. The drop point model has thumb studs. Unfortunately, the ergonomics of the handle and the blade don't allow your thumb to reach the blade cut out, so you HAVE to open the knife by flicking it open, or by using two hands. Keep this in mind because it is a pretty big design failure. I purposely bought this knife to flick it open, so I am satisfied, but you should definitely be aware of this in advance. The drop point model might be a better choice if you aren't OK with this one issue.The one suggestion I would have to really improve this knife would be to add jimping on the handle up near where the handle joins the blade. There is some rudimentary jimping om the blade, but if you are trying to do precise detailed work, it would ne nice to have a little more control of the blade with your index finger through more jimping that extends onto the handle.It is a lightweight knife, and came decently sharp. Cool knife for fifty bucks, but I wouldn't pay much more than that.

The blade came relatively sharp for a cheaper knife. Unfortunately the lock detent was insanely strong and it had pretty bad button lock. I fixed these with 2 t8s for pivot screw, took some adjusting but it settled in pretty nice with a tad of blade play and solid lock up.Now the button lock is actually caused by over tightening the scales. I took a t6 and backed out all the body screws half way and tightened them down a little bit a time evenly. Still has a little bit of button lock but it's tolerable, and is now flickable.All in for the 37 bucks I paid It's not bad. However if you don't like to tinker I'd probably just spend a little more and get a civivi. If you don't mind some adjustments because of QC it's well worth the money

With a reliable button lock mechanism and a convenient thumb hole, this knife from CJRB is perfect for tactical use, outdoor adventures, hiking and work! Its 3.11" sand-polished AR-RPM9 Wharncliffe blade is not only sharp but also super eye-catching, the pink G10 handle adds a touch of flair to its design, making it a great gift for anyone that needs an easy to find tool like this! This is such a nice piece to carry in a pocket or on a belt, the clip is sturdy and is specifically designed to not move once it's clipped on and it shows! The lanyard hole is a nice touch to an already high-performing ceramic ball-bearing blade for the cost! It's a great investment that will last for years, making it a great gift for the Outdoors enthusiast in your life!10/10 This set is an impressively sharp set! It comes with a nice zippered carry case and a cleaning cloth that will 100% come in handy if you use it at work, like I do. It cuts through cardboard like air and is a great way to prevent someone borrowing it and not giving it back, since the color is so unique and striking! The increased grip of the print on the hilt of the tool really makes a difference and it doesn't take much force to open at all! Thank you for the safety button, because it won't open unless it's engaged.