Samior G1035 Small Slim Folding Pocket Flipper Knife, 3.5 inch D2 Tanto Blade, Multicolor Green G10 Handle with Liner Lock Pocket Clip, Gentleman's EDC Knives 1.3oz

This is a heck of a great knife, particularly for the money. I’m a Chef and I use it all day every day to cut open boxes and bags and it’s as good today as it was 2 years ago when I bought it. Keeps a beautiful edge. The action was a bit tight when I first bought it but it smoothed out with use. It’s wonderfully light and just the right size for the sleeve pockets on my chef coats. Looks great with zero oxidation on the blade and heavy use hasn’t damaged it one bit. Only thing is I need to buy a jewelers Allen wrench to tighten the screws as using it 30-40 times a day has loosened the screws a bit. I highly recommend!

I have purchased 3 of these CEO style knifes from this company the first one being the regular blade style in green. I was so impressed by the product that I immediately ordered another one in black in case something happened to my first 😅. This is not a utility knife. what I mean by that is the blade is so thin it's flexible, the edge is razor sharp but easily damaged (easily sharpened as well). The second knife showed up and seamed of lesser quality than the first one. The fold wasn't quite centered and the symbol had some rust on it. I was about to write a review telling that exact story when I saw they had this tattoo edge and figured I would give this one a shot as a redemption and couldn't be more pleased... can never have too many pocket knifes anyways.

I collect knives and I liked the looks and styling of this one. It is very thin, with good action. I do feel the blade is too long for how thin it is and it will be limited to being a nice gentleman's pocket knife that does not look threatening when it needs to be deployed. The style does not lend itself to EDC if you use you knife for any heavier use, but if in office setting it does well as a nice looking letter opener or for cutting tape on packages. Not sure why it comes with a scabbord, but it is a nice leather one.

Sharp edge and good edge retention. It’s good for opening letters or boxes, but not ideal for cutting steak. The blade needs to be thinner for cutting meat. Locking mechanism feels unstable, maybe due to the long blade relative to how narrow the blade is.

My kids bought this knife for my husband a couple years ago, but unfortunately he lost it. He said it was one of his favorite gifts so the kids bought him a new one this year. It is sharp, lightweight, and fits well in his pocket. Hopefully he doesn't lose this one!

This knife serves as my every day carry knife. Small and clips to my pocket so it is easy to carry. Very sharp and holds an edge really well. I have been using it for several months now and I am very happy with the purchase.

I just got my knife in today. It's just as the description says. The handle feels very good in hand and the colors mix very well together. I love tanto style blades, which is what attracted me to this. The included leather(?) sheath is very smooth and soft but seems to be durable enough. Overall, I'm glad with my purchase.

Personal steak knives solve the problem and can be (are), razor sharp. this knife is not sold as a steak knife, but it's the same size (or larger than) some that are. It cuts through steak like butter. Thin blade, good shaped blade, excellent blade. Try it (or one of Samior's other knives). I have another with a slightly different blade.