KizerCormorant Pocket Knife, 3.17" 154CM Blade EDC Knife with Olive Green Frag G10 Handle, Button Lock Camping Folding Knives, Small Hunting Survival Knives with Thumb Hole & Flipper Opening V4562C1

This is my first button lock pocket knife, and I wasn't sure about it until I got it. I bought 3 other knives at the same time that are in the same price point, and while all were of similar size only one other was a button lock. This one won my interest and the first week in my pocket.The grips are tactile and feel sturdy in hand. The button lock feels solid and the knife is "flippable" in 3 other ways. It's a fidget dream. The 154cm blade is sharp and has a nice polish. The deep carry pocket clip allows it to ride nicely in the pocket and is 2way reversible(tip up left or right)I dig this knife, fun to play with, cuts smooth, a little funky in the design.

I bought this because of how affordable it was for the materials. Beefy little knife. Yah, it's ugly, lol. But it's cool and comfortable to use.

It’s hard to beat the quality you’re getting for the money. Action is buttery smooth! I have Spydercos that cost 3x more with actions that are sticky out of the box. Again, it’s hard to beat what you’re getting for your money!

Best knife I own. Really surprised by the quality, and the reasonable price.

Sharp, operates smoothly, slim and light profile. Nice deep clip — doesn’t show much when carrying in my pocket.

Ok knife, a little pricey for what it was.

The overall build quality is nice

This EDC folding knife combines a 154CM stainless steel quality blade, G10 composite handle panels having a waffled high friction surface pattern, and a push button lock and release. The knife can be one-hand deployed several ways: thumb hole, spine flipper, front flipper, or button push gravity drop. The blade locks open securely with no pivot wobble or side play. The blade releases one-handed without fingers getting in the way: button push flip, or button push gravity drop. The knife includes a black steel stiff clip for trouser pocket carry; the clip is attached for right hand draw, but the knife handles are predrilled for left hand draw and the package includes 4 extra Torx screws.The 3.125" blade is machined from .125" thick US-made 154CM stainless steel (HRC 58-61, essentially a 440C stainless steel with added molybdenum for superior wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and toughness). 154CM stainless steel sharpens readily and holds its edge for a long time. The satin finish blade has a narrow backbone and is hollow ground to a fine edge. The edge is well ground, ready for touch up with whetstone and strop (thumbnail drag test).Open the knife is 7.375" long. The 4.125" long waffle-surfaced G10 composite handle panels provide good friction and stay warm in cold weather use. The handle is compact (1" wide and .5" deep), too small to fully accommodate large hands, but the thumb hole blade bulge plus the thumb hole handle cutout permit great hand leverage so I didn't mind that my smallest finger was off the knife handle.Cosmetically, this blade's thumb hole bulge initially put me off: I visualized a humpback whale or a minisub instead of a cormorant bird. But I was quickly won over after using the knife; its design permits great hand leverage in a compact EDC knife.