Pocket Knife Pyrite (J1925L) Button Lock EDC Large Foldable Knife AR-RPM9 Steel Blade and Stainless Steel Handle Silver Outdoor for Women Men for Gifts

Supppppper sharp knife and is buttery smooth when cutting. Easy to open and close. I would totally recommend getting!

I got this knife as a possible replacement for my CIVIVI Altus. Unfortunately, it came in a little too big and unwieldy to replace it, but I'm impressed with the construction nonetheless. The bearing is butter-smooth and opening-closing it is a pleasure. The fidget factor of this thing is off the charts as it gives a very satisfying CLICK on opening and an equally satisfying sssli-CLUNK on closing. It's comfortable in my large hands but it's "handle-heavy" weight distribution makes using it slightly awkward. While I'm giving this knife 5 stars for design and build, I'm still returning it as it's a bit too cumbersome and unwieldy for me to carry in my daily life. If you like to know your knife is exactly where you put it, and be constantly reminded of its position due to its weight, this knife is perfect for you. If you want to forget you're carrying a knife until you need it, maybe choose something else.

Small version is a joke, this is how it should have originally came out in this size. I’ve only had it for one day (bought on Father’s Day sale) but I can’t stop opening and closing this thing, very smooth and fun to play with. I’ve had to tighten the pivot at the end of the night but that’s to be expected the amount I was flipping it today. Lock up is SOLID I did spine wack tests and it passed flawlessly. Once you buy one button lock you gotta buy them all haha. I have 50 titanium frame lock knives and I just started buying button locks and I can’t stop !

Yes, it is a large knife. For being such a large knife it really is light. It's only a little over 5 oz. It is barely noticeable if you wear jeans or workpants/Dickies for a living. I bought the stainless steel version. It is so smooth coming from your pocket as it is going back in your pocket. I have no lock stick issues with this one. The chamfered handles are comfortable on the hand. If you are concerned about slippage in the hand you should probably be wearing proper work gloves. There is no issue of slippage in normal usage of the knife, for example, opening packages, slicing open letters and normal household usage. For a large knife, I do, absolutely recommend the stainless steel version.

Action needed a little breaking in but now it's among the best I own. For the steel version (which is what I purchased) there is no getting around the handle, it's slick. For EDC tasks it should be just fine, but if you're working in a warehouse or on a construction site it might be a little slippery. The steel handled version weighs 5.3 ounces but it isn't heavy enough to weigh down your pocket or pants. Even though the knife is a bit slippery and heavy, there is someting uniquely tactile about the scales that makes it extremely enjoyable to hold and use.