AuRiver Folding Knife, Stainless Steel Pocket Knife with Retro Emboss Patterns and Pocket Clip on Handles, Folding Knives for Camping, Fishing or Favorites

absolutely gorgeous, high quality knife. i actually lost mine a while ago or it got stolen, i miss it a lot.

purchased 2 years ago and its still holding strong. love the look of it and perfect for opening boxes and for intimidating

I love this knife! 💖 It came sharpened (I tried it out on a few different sticks.) Also, since only one side is sharp, it works great for whittling. Amazing! ⭐️

This thing is BADA--! I love all things roguecore and I love the way this blade looks like a dagger Aragorn would be proud of in multiple ways when open, but in my state as of this writing is perfectly okay to carry. I bought it to replace my old speed-open folder (which was arguably less cool) that I had in my everyday carry for years as a utility blade but was wearing out. But, with a little work and getting used to, I couldn’t have asked for a better replacement! This blade only has one edge (sharp side) which is a good thing for pocket carry and safer closing and I think a lot of people in the reviews didn’t realize it only had one edge when they bought it, and it’s meant to only have one edge. The edge is on the side that is towards the inside of the handle when it closes, as it should be. Said edge was surprisingly dull when I got it though. But I could have just gotten a bad one. I thought I sharpened it enough after I got it because in my mind there was NO WAY a new pocketknife could be that dull and need so much sharpening and I was just feeling the edge incorrectly (don't feel the edge of a blade unless you know how to do it safely!) but upon cutting the apple I had for my lunch the day after I got it, I realized I was wrong. It was still so dull, in fact, after a few slices I was concerned it was unsafe to continue cutting my apple with, so I didn’t. And yes, I’m sure I was using the side intended to be sharp. I’ve done an unholy amount of sharpening on it and I still have to “saw” it through apples, but that may be because the blade is thicker than my old utility knife, which cut through apples like a hot knife through butter, because the edge feels very sharp now. I also noticed when eating the apple slices off the blade (don't do that unless you've been taught how to do it safely) that the blade has a metallic smell, which I thought was questionable, even after washing it when I got it. But I did some basic non-chemical tests I found on the Internet on it and it appears to be real stainless steel, and the steel it claims to be made from is a cheap steel but one commonly used in kitchen knives, and I also found out that the metallic smell is to be expected when putting an acid on steel, even a mild one like the juice from an apple. So knowing that I do feel pretty safe from the information I have using it to cut and eat food. I’ll just have to wipe it off when I’m done using it for such and then wash or rinse it as soon as possible. But hey, I’ll look like a rogue when eating my lunch apple or using it as part of my mess kit (also known as what you use to eat when you’re camping, LARPing, or the like) during LARP weekends. Most of my pants have pockets that I can use the clip for even though I wear women’s pants, but for the few that have pockets too shallow to use the clip, the symmetry of this blade makes it a little tricky to tell which way to hold it to allow it to open when you pull it out of your pocket at first (I’m right-handed, so the side with the clip goes towards my palm and the side with the wood inlay goes towards my thumb) but I quickly got used to it. Speaking of the clip, I like that the clip is positioned so it’s quick to (carefully and if it’s safe to do so) whip this blade out of your pocket with some flair to do whatever it is you need to do with it if your pockets are deep enough to use the clip, but looking like a high-level rogue when drawing it took some practice as it’s a big blade and it's hard for my small hands to draw it and reach the flipper smoothly, but that’s not an issue with the product or even me. This blade has a good heft to it, and is actually *juuuuust* a *little* too heavy imo, making it slightly unwieldy, but then again, my old EDC utility speed-open was very light, and I’m used to that one. I don’t think this blade can be used for things like whittling a rabbit from a piece of wood or carving something into a tree or anything that requires detail because it’s so big (four inch blade length, nine inches overall length) and heavy and the blade is so thick. Such things are best left to MacGyver’s blade of choice (don’t want to get this removed for mentioning another product haha). But for opening packages, slicing up apples with a little work, cutting paracord, and feeling like you could deal 1d4+1d6 piercing damage to a Beholder in one action, it works great with a little (read: lot of) sharpening. At least mine needed it. Wish I could give it 4.5 stars because it’s SICK and seems so far to be a good blade especially for the price, but mine required a lot of sharpening when I got it but that’s not a big issue, but I can only give it 4.

A beautifully adorned knife, a very nice gift! I think I will keep it myself. One side of the blade is not sharp, on purpose, so you don't cut you hand! A knife doesn't have to cost $100+ to make it collectable. I love the way it looks. If I need a tactical knife, I will use one of my SOG, Onterio, or other tack knives I have. I usually carry 4 in my EDC, none are extremely expensive, but they get the job done. Same with multi tools, SOG, Leatherman whatever does the job!

This knife is amazing. Nice weight, beautiful etchwork on handle and the blade. I took off the belt hook because I don't like them and it was simple. Just get it. Great knife for a great price.

Favorite in my collection. Comes sharpened. Not razor sharp though. Makes a nice loud sound when opening. Locks and unlocks easily. I've had it for a while and only had to tighten it once or twice. Good weight and centered around the middle of the handle.

This is an inexpensive pocket knife. It's not suitable for any heavy cutting or whittling because of the way its made. It is beautifully decorated. It's easy to open with one hand. It's a nice pocket piece just to have to open a box or do a quick little cut or poke. My only complaint is that the blade wiggles a little when locked open. But that's just the nature of these one hand lockblades. I recommend

Perfekt Top 🙂

Davvero bello e ben costruito per il suo prezzo , è da affilare meglio ma per il resto ottimo

Sin más, es lo que esperaba, está hermosa. Es pesada, tiene un muy buen seguro, se abre rápido y es demasiado punzante ya que la punta está muy bien hecha, la hoja la noto algo poco centrada al estar abierta, aunque eso ya es muy estético. Algo que me pareció raro es que el tornillo que usa no son los de precisión, si no un tornillo pequeño, y que el filo que traía era muy escaso, ya la medio afile pero pues mucho filo que digamos.. no traía, aunque pues es lo de menos ya que fue muy sencillo afilarla. Dejando eso, 20/10, está buena

Le design avec le manche en bois gravé est vraiment réussi, il a un côté élégant. La lame s’ouvre facilement d’une main et reste bien en place grâce au verrouillage. Bonne prise en main, ça coupe net. Compact et robuste, il se glisse facilement dans une poche ou un sac. Très bon rapport qualité/prix pour un couteau pliant de tous les jours.

Preis Leistung sehr gut. Optik gut und Beeindruckend. Handling und Größe gut. Mechanik gut. Pflege mit Öl - bevorzugt nicht harzendes Feinmechanik Öl erforderlich. Schrauben nach mehrmaligen Gebrauch nachziehen. Mitgelieferter Schraubendreher passt nicht für alle Schrauben. Schärfe ist OK. Klinge hat an einer Seite die Schneide. Gegenseite der Klinge ist stumpf damit beim Zusammenklappen kein Unfall passiert. Stahlhärte kann nicht beurteil werden.