Taggedout Axis Lock Knife, Men's Pocket Folding Knives, D2 Flat Blade, G10 Green Handle, Thumb Stud, Manual Open, with Deep Carry Pocket Clip (G10)

Knife was much better than I anticipated.

Great every day carry. The D2 tool steel blade maintains its edge. I wish it had a serrated edge and finger tip blade deployment. I’d pay twice as much to. The OD Green and Blaze orange color scheme are a natural. Definitely worth recommend to my friends.John

Worth the money. I would have gave 5 stars but I ordered the green handled one but received the black handled.

Knife looks good visually. Cheap looking orange coating on blade but it's a cheap knife. Backspacer appears to be 3d printed and so do the scales. Not very gripping but the shape of the handle makes up for it. I highly doubt the blade is d2 but if it is I doubt the heat treat. All of this for the price is Fine. The issue is with the axis lock being very very rough. Better off getting an actual benchmade even though those are overpriced.

Liked the colors was very surprised with how sharp it came feels nice in the hand grippy scales doesn't slip light weight only dislike is it's tip up carry but that's more personal preference and all for just over 20 bucks can't beat it

I saw this while looking for a decent, not so spendy, EDC knife. I liked this one because it looks different and really stands out among my other carries. I also figured if it wasn’t so good I wasn’t out big dollars.So I pulled the trigger. The item showed up on time and in good condition. I couldn’t wait to open this up and tore into the box. After taking it out and giving a good once over I pulled back on the axis lock and almost dropped the knife. The axis lock hasn’t been deburred and it bit me. No broken skin but after opening and closing a few times my finger tips wanted nothing to do with it. My first thought…that kinda sucks.I also noticed that the orange piece that runs along the heal of the knife, or spine, is actually 3D printed plastic not aluminum. My second thought…that kinda sucks.I took a grinder bit from my Dremel and hand filed the rough, sharp edges of the axis lock, it helped but bummed me out that a brand new knife now looks 20 years old, at least there. Once that got a little more comfortable I oiled it up and ran the action of the blade back and forth to break it in. After 30 minutes it wouldn’t loosen, I grabbed a wrench and tried to loosen up the pivot nut, but I think they used red locktite or stripped the screw, it wont budge. So the action is stiff and draggy. Again I thought...this kinda sucks.At this point I can only imagine the blade is probably not D2 material. I’m also assuming the orange blade isn’t a Cerakote or alike coating, it’s probably just paint.So at this point I’m not impressed with the Huaao knife. Had other knives of theirs on the list but after this I wont go back. I’d like to say you get what you pay for but I’ve got other knives in the same price range that work great, hold an edge, and are a delight to fiddle with. This is not one of them, as much as I’d like to love it I can't. I would give this a solid 1 out of 10, cause it sucks.

I bought this on a whim, but it's kind of my favorite EDC. The steel may or may not be real D2, but it sharpens and holds an edge reasonably well. Rides comfortably in my pocket (very important to me) and does what I need it to do. This knife is NOT a cold steel or benchmade, but it's less than 30 bucks and is very serviceable. Plus, with the orange paint it looks like a plastic toy and so I don't worry about freaking out my coworkers if I get it out to open a box at work.

super sweet with probably real d2 blade with a decent heat treat. i cut some knarly stuff and performance is there with all the decent d2 in my fleet. pretty sure it’s running on ball bearings. blade coating is vibrant color. handle scales are nice stiff good looking carbon fiber. came crazy sharp. very thin blade like a bugout but much bigger full size blade length and width. very pointy pokey tip. zero complaints.