DOOM BLADE Long Blade Pocket Folding Knife - Sharp Survival Work Knives-Foldable Large Knife with Rosewood Handle,Gift for Dad Husband,for Hunting,Hiking,Camping (1 Knife)

Exceptional quality for the price and very innovative design. It is well built, and I am amazed it costs this little. Take the screws out and put some Loctite, else they will work themselves out and the covers will fall off. The only gripe I have, is the lack of thread-locking mechanism during assembly. But otherwise, I love it, and it is one of the most admired knives in my collection. Very original too, not necessarily practical but original indeed. Highly recommend.

It's A cool knife !Well made heavy duty! I bought it for my knife collection because of it's deisigin.

Holds a sharp edge. Good knife to carry for any needs that arise. Worth the money..

The knife is pretty good it flips out smoothly the steel is pretty bad so I doesn't hold an edge that well but it'll still get quite sharp and because of the steel being soft it sharpens fast. The knife does lock well with the extender but it covers some of the grip but you can just leave the extender if your gonna do some light cutting but I really just got this because it's flip out knife with a six inch blade and looks badass. It performs great tho like I've kinda been bullying it and it hasn't chipped anywhere. But really it's just a big ass flip out knife. I added some pics and used a silver dollar for reference cuz you need a big coin for a big knife

Gave them out as stocking stuffers. Cheap but not cheaply built. Sturdy solid build

It's actually a great knife, a little too large to carry around all the time, but it's stout. The steel is fantastic, sharp from the get go, and does not lose its edge. It will try and snap a piece of your finger off when you're closing it, but you'll get used to it.

Over all not bad but there was a lot of minor mistakes in the assembly when it arrived; gaps, loose screws, slightly bent locking joint, and a rolled edge towards the top, all of which were easy to fix and once corrected it's a pretty decent knife if not a fun show piece

This knife is very solid. The part that is used to guard the knife while it is closed is also used as a sort of liner lock to prevent the knife from folding inwards. While the grip isn’t very comfortable when this piece is there you can always just leave it out. It’s still pretty hard for the blade to close without the makeshift lock.