CJRB CUTLERYFolding Pocket Knife Chord(J1927) Flipper Button Lock EDC Gentleman Knife with AR-RPM9 Steel Blade and Green Micarta Handle Foldable Outdoor Carry for Men Women Gift

This knife has been my every day carry since the day I bought it and the edge has held up phenomenally.I have only had to sharpen once (I often use my knife even after it dulls a bit before sharpening). This knife edge holds longer than some knives twice the price. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

This is a great knife for the money. It is well made and functioned perfectly. The flipper tab and thumb stud opened the knife with ease and the button lock closed the knife effortlessly. The knife also has some heft to it. The only thing I didn't like was that the grip area of the knife is rather smooth, which might be a problem if the knife got wet. Overall, I was rather impressed with the quality of this knife.

Great knife well made sturdy love the push button lock..

Heaviest of my edc. Bearings are great. Swing button deploys easy. Needs good pressure to back deploy. Blade and handle finish are the same; very nice.

The media could not be loaded. I have MANY knives. Many of those are higher end but I still appreciate a good budget knife. I’ve found CJRB knives to be a good bang for the buck. I probably have about 8 or so. I think this is a nice knife design and plan to keep it. However, it does have its issues. The biggest issue is a week detent. With the flipper tab deployment fails easily wi the out a wrist flick. I usually use button locks for opening anyway, so I’m okay with it. I just thought others should know. I saw one review that said the detent was too stron. I can’t imagine that, but maybe it’s a QC issue. There is just a slight amount of blade play but it’s very minimal. The clip isn’t great but I was expecting that at this price point. With most of the CJRB knives I’ve purchased, I usually feel like they’re a good bang for the buck. With this particular one, it was more of a feeling of “you get what you pay for”. So it’s okay, just not great. Overall, I like it.

As a contractor, I always have a knife in my pocket, and more times than not when I pull it out, it's not because I need to cut something. I've been opening paint cans, cleaning out paint covered screws, I've even used it as a chisel with a hammer behind it. I beat the hell out of my knives, which is why I was looking for something other than a benchmade.I've been using this very hard for over a month, and the operation is still smooth, and tight. Blade doesn't wobble anymore than the day I got it. I did break the tip off when I tried to turn an m8 with a lock nut (my fault) but I reshaped the tip, and sharpened it, and it's like it never happened.I had a civvi elementum, which was nice, but as another reviewer said was a "glorified letter opener", and that's what it was.If you need a good sturdy work knife you won't be disappointed with this one.

My husband was iffy when I bought him his first CJRB but he went through knives quickly cause they rusted bad with his pool job (chemicals). All knives from CJRB last!! Only reason I buy more is he loses them frequently lol! Amazing quality!

Spectacular action for a ~$50 flipper! Button locks up solid and very little stick. G10 is perfect for wet or dry grip and this knife is surprisingly thin in a great way in hand. This knife gets more pocket time than knives 2-3x it's cost. All in all, absolutely must add this to your rotation.