BlizeTec Titanium Pocket Folding Knife with G10 Handle

Want you to know that I did receive the knife. I have not used it yet, but I like what I see. It fits well in the hand and is easy to open and close.I did notice that the front part of the blade is not as sharp as it should be, but I can take care of that.In your Email to me, you mention cleaning and oiling the blade. If the blade is made of #3 CR 14 Stainless, coated with Titanium, it shouldNever Rust. The metal in the handle might, depending on how it is used. A little shot of WD40 should take care of that issue.The pouch to carry the knife in will not last long. Make a better pouch and up your price to cover your cost.You have a Well Made Knife, Worth the Cost.

Minus having this knife lost in transit at first, which has nothing to do with Blizetec or Amazon, this knife is great. It's sharp, stays sharp; it's durable, very ergonomic, and is just great overall. It is a bit of a pain to sharpen, but it's because it's hard to realize how sharp it actually is, so I recommend the finger tail test.The only negatives are the rope to help keep it attached to you and the sheath. The sheath started breaking shortly after I got it along with the rope at the bottom of the knife. However, I bought this figuring that the rope and sheath would not hold up, but expecting the knife to hold up, and it has. Overall, great knife...worth the price.

Pros:- It's sturdy, it'll last you for years!- It feels good in your hands- If you're taller than 5'7" it'll be easier to conceal.- Blize-Tech really takes great pride in their product and will offer GREAT customer service.Cons:- Not as sharp as I hoped. My 7 in. Kabar is a lot sharper than this.- It's harder to sharpen.- If you're 5'7" and below it'll be a lot harder to conceal.- The Serrated Edge. Personally I think it looks aesthetically pleasing. But I prefer my knives without them.Overall, I was looking for the best pocket knife I could find. Personally, I think I found the best POCKET knife as it is sturdy and will never fail on you, it's consistent. But comparing it to other knives that aren't POCKET knives it lags behind (but not by much).

I bought this knife based on the Customer reviews, and now realize I could have gotten much more at the same cost.The Spyderco Tenacious is at the same price point, also a Chinese made knife, with QC in the US. It is a far superior blade when you consider weight and quality of materials. The Blize Tech is extremely heavy. I didn't think the extra ounce and a half would be that noticeable, but let me tell you, it is. It feels like you are carrying around a roll of quarters in your pocket.The sharpness of the knife was just so so. If you have nothing for comparison you might be satisfied, but if you see this anchor side by side with something of quality it becomes apparent this is a cheaper build with extra weight to make it feel substantial. The G10 finish is adequate as is the ergos, and the action is ok, but after opening and closing maybe 100 times there is a rattle. I assume it is one of the washers the blade itself rotates on. While there is no blade play yet, the rattle is quite annoying. I haven't taken this apart yet to confirm what it is, but suspect it will only worsen over time. The finish on the blade seems good, but hard to tell how it will hold up. The screws holding it together definitely seem like they would be compromised in wet conditions and begin to rust.All in all its not a terrible knife, if this was a $15 I would give it a better rating, but being that they are asking almost $40 I would give it 2.5 stars. And what is up with the carrying case. I don't know why a carrying case is included with a "POCKET" knife and to add insult it is made of such thin gauge material I doubt it would last longer than a week with this heavy blade.All things considered I don't know exactly where this knife would fit your needs. It is too heavy for EDC, and yet the internals doesn't seem sturdy enough, nor the blade useful enough, for extreme duty.I feel like either most of the reviews for this thing are bogus, or done by people who have never held a quality pocket knife. Search elsewhere unless you find this thing at a lower price.

I wasn't too confident in this knife however after having it over a year plus, I admit it's great. Durable as ever, only pocket knife I've had in long time that the screws haven't fallen out. I recommend this product to all looking for a durable sturdy sharp knife.UPDATE: 3 plus years later and knife is still good to go. No screws have fallen out, still 100% it seems. So far out of all the knifes I have bought, this has lasted the longest. Im buying 3 more as gifts for family members now. I can't believe how this knife has outlasted bigger named knife companies ptoducts.

I personally don't think this is worth 80+ dollars, but I think it'd be reasonable to price it at 40-45$.It's also a tad untruthful to call this a "titanium blade" when it's only titanium 'coated'.This knife is visually appealing, I'm a fan of darker colors. It's pretty large once the blade is extended, but that isn't a problem for me. Once I saw it I assumed the knife would bulge in my pocket because the handle is thicker than usual, but I was wrong in that aspect.I wish the serration didn't take up as much of the blade as it does, but that's not a pressing issue at all.This knife is surprisingly light for its size.It would have gotten 5 stars but I think the coating is cracking(I hope it's only the coating) in the grooves underneath the thumb studs.This is a great price for the knife, don't let my little problem with the knife stop you from buying it.EDIT: I've had this knife for a couple days now and it no longer stays closed. It swings open with a flick of the wrist with hardly any force.Was 3 stars because the coating was cracking, moving to 1 star for the above problem.Do not let this stop you from buying this knife. It sucks this happened to me, but I'm sure this is something that hardly happens with this knife. Read other reviews, most commend this knife.