Couteau de poche HX OUTDOORS ROCK ONYX | Verrouillage par bouton | Lame D2 de 7,3 cm | Manche en G10 noir | ZD-104B-S

This knife is very study and feels like it could take a beating. It folds in and out very smoothly and locks into place well with no play. The button works well and is easy to push. I��m happy with this purchase.

This knife is very study and feels like it could take a beating. It folds in and out very smoothly and locks into place well with no play. The button works well and is easy to push. I��m happy with this purchase.

Good sturdy starter knife. If you are looking for a knife to carry in your pocket you have found it. It shipped to me with a nice sharpness to the blade and I like the carrying case that came with it if you want to have it in your truck or what not. The knife itself is a comfortable size for you pocket not bulky but not tiny

Good sturdy starter knife. If you are looking for a knife to carry in your pocket you have found it. It shipped to me with a nice sharpness to the blade and I like the carrying case that came with it if you want to have it in your truck or what not. The knife itself is a comfortable size for you pocket not bulky but not tiny

Disclaimer

Disclaimer

This is an EDC sort of knife with a really solid lock and a solid build with tight tolerances. No wiggle at all in the blade in any position. The frame is metal with some plastic g10 sort of bumps on the outside. The action wasn't very fluid, but a little graphite and screw tensioning fixed that up. I feel like I could really put some weight on the blade and handle -- it's sturdy.

The padded plastic container it came in made it feel premium, complete with a cleaning cloth and a clever knife-shaped feedback card. The bolt button release is pretty cool. As with any D2, keep it dry and use oil once in a while.

This is an EDC sort of knife with a really solid lock and a solid build with tight tolerances. No wiggle at all in the blade in any position. The frame is metal with some plastic g10 sort of bumps on the outside. The action wasn't very fluid, but a little graphite and screw tensioning fixed that up. I feel like I could really put some weight on the blade and handle -- it's sturdy.

The padded plastic container it came in made it feel premium, complete with a cleaning cloth and a clever knife-shaped feedback card. The bolt button release is pretty cool. As with any D2, keep it dry and use oil once in a while.

This lightweight folding knife is great for camping, hiking, traveling, or even safety. It easily folds and unfolds, and has a safety button that you must press to close it. It comes in a sturdy plastic box for safekeeping. It is pretty sharp, but won't cut you to the touch. Overall, a great multipurpose knife at a reasonable price.

This lightweight folding knife is great for camping, hiking, traveling, or even safety. It easily folds and unfolds, and has a safety button that you must press to close it. It comes in a sturdy plastic box for safekeeping. It is pretty sharp, but won't cut you to the touch. Overall, a great multipurpose knife at a reasonable price.

The Good:
-Sharp
-Looks good
-Secure liner lock
-Lightweight

The Bad:
-None

The Bottom Line:
I keep this knife in my truck and it works great. I can use it for cutting cardboard, rope etc. the knife is lightweight and super sharp out of the box. Overall, I would recommend this knife for its sharpness and looks.

The Good:
-Sharp
-Looks good
-Secure liner lock
-Lightweight

The Bad:
-None

The Bottom Line:
I keep this knife in my truck and it works great. I can use it for cutting cardboard, rope etc. the knife is lightweight and super sharp out of the box. Overall, I would recommend this knife for its sharpness and looks.

This is a very comfortable knife to use and hold. The D2 steel used for the blade is somewhat more rust resistant than some other similarly tough steels but do be aware that it is not completely stainless and will need to be regularly cleaned and oiled so that it remains rust free. Due to the hardness of this steel, it will take longer to sharpen than budget blades, but that also means it is also more prone to chipping if used too aggressively.

Straight out of the box the knife opens smoothly and is easy to manipulate one-handed with the flipper tab on the spine or by actuating the button near the flipper tab and flicking out the blade. Note that this knife does not have a thumb stud and there is *no* spring assist opening feature. The pocket clip is reversible and is 2-inches long and has just the right amount of tension for it to easily clip to my Carhartt pants pocket, but I am not worried about it falling out.

In the open position this knife is just over 7-inches long, and the blade is just shy of 3-inches long and it has a touch of gimping on the base of the spine. The spine of the blade is 3mm thick, and when in the closed position, the knife is 4.25-inches long and 1.3-inches wide out to the end of the flipper tab. The weight of this knife is comfortable without much heft at 3.5-ounces.

The affixed G10 skeletonized handle scales have a good thickness and are very comfortable, and they have a good amount of texturing without being too aggressive or slick and look amazing. When folded, the knife is on the thick side at 1.1-inches thick, not including the pocket clip.

The attention to detail on the tolerances for this knife is very good at this price point. When you close the knife, there is barely enough room to slide in a fingernail between the handle and the spine of the blade. This knife is equipped with a push button lock mechanism similar in design to many Schrade and Benchmade knives. Schrade calls it the Pivot lock, and Benchmade calls it the Axis Lock. I have never had any issues with this type of locking mechanism.

Despite my praises of this knife, there are a few nitpicks I have about this knife considering it is around thirty-five dollars.

- Although it has a flick button and flipper tab for easy opening, there is no thumb stud, and I prefer the option of being able to open the blade with my thumb.

- The pocket clip is retained by only one screw instead of two or three, which are usually found on knives in this price tier. One screw means there's more torque pressures on the clip in just one spot, which could lead to stripping of the screw.

- I discovered that there wasn't any thread locker on the retaining screws when I went to reverse the pocket clip, so I then checked all the remaining retaining screws, and none had thread locker applied. On a thirty-five dollar knife it really should come with thread locker applied to all the screws, so it would be advisable to remove all six of the screws on this knife and apply some Loctite so that they don't make their way out over time.

- The pocket clip is mounted for a tip-up carry orientation, and that cannot be changed.

Despite my nitpicks, it is a very nice knife at thirty-five dollars, and one that I will happily put into my EDC rotation. If you decide to order it, just make sure that those screws cannot loosen out on their own.

This is a very comfortable knife to use and hold. The D2 steel used for the blade is somewhat more rust resistant than some other similarly tough steels but do be aware that it is not completely stainless and will need to be regularly cleaned and oiled so that it remains rust free. Due to the hardness of this steel, it will take longer to sharpen than budget blades, but that also means it is also more prone to chipping if used too aggressively.

Straight out of the box the knife opens smoothly and is easy to manipulate one-handed with the flipper tab on the spine or by actuating the button near the flipper tab and flicking out the blade. Note that this knife does not have a thumb stud and there is *no* spring assist opening feature. The pocket clip is reversible and is 2-inches long and has just the right amount of tension for it to easily clip to my Carhartt pants pocket, but I am not worried about it falling out.

In the open position this knife is just over 7-inches long, and the blade is just shy of 3-inches long and it has a touch of gimping on the base of the spine. The spine of the blade is 3mm thick, and when in the closed position, the knife is 4.25-inches long and 1.3-inches wide out to the end of the flipper tab. The weight of this knife is comfortable without much heft at 3.5-ounces.

The affixed G10 skeletonized handle scales have a good thickness and are very comfortable, and they have a good amount of texturing without being too aggressive or slick and look amazing. When folded, the knife is on the thick side at 1.1-inches thick, not including the pocket clip.

The attention to detail on the tolerances for this knife is very good at this price point. When you close the knife, there is barely enough room to slide in a fingernail between the handle and the spine of the blade. This knife is equipped with a push button lock mechanism similar in design to many Schrade and Benchmade knives. Schrade calls it the Pivot lock, and Benchmade calls it the Axis Lock. I have never had any issues with this type of locking mechanism.

Despite my praises of this knife, there are a few nitpicks I have about this knife considering it is around thirty-five dollars.

- Although it has a flick button and flipper tab for easy opening, there is no thumb stud, and I prefer the option of being able to open the blade with my thumb.

- The pocket clip is retained by only one screw instead of two or three, which are usually found on knives in this price tier. One screw means there's more torque pressures on the clip in just one spot, which could lead to stripping of the screw.

- I discovered that there wasn't any thread locker on the retaining screws when I went to reverse the pocket clip, so I then checked all the remaining retaining screws, and none had thread locker applied. On a thirty-five dollar knife it really should come with thread locker applied to all the screws, so it would be advisable to remove all six of the screws on this knife and apply some Loctite so that they don't make their way out over time.

- The pocket clip is mounted for a tip-up carry orientation, and that cannot be changed.

Despite my nitpicks, it is a very nice knife at thirty-five dollars, and one that I will happily put into my EDC rotation. If you decide to order it, just make sure that those screws cannot loosen out on their own.

Bought this for my boyfriend he absolutely in love with it

Bought this for my boyfriend he absolutely in love with it

Boyfriend absolutely loves it only thing he doesn��t like is how thick the blade is and how thick the handle is other then that he is in love

Boyfriend absolutely loves it only thing he doesn��t like is how thick the blade is and how thick the handle is other then that he is in love

excellent product love the storage box

excellent product love the storage box

S��lida y bien construido. Est��tica presentaci��n y dise?o.

S��lida y bien construido. Est��tica presentaci��n y dise?o.

Nice knife. Love the style. Wish it hsld the edge a little better though. Seems to dull easier than my other knives.