Motovecor Pocket Knife for Men with Clip - Heavy Duty Folding Pocket Knives, 3.1" 14C28N Stainless Steel Titanium Coated Blade, Tactical EDC Knife for Camping Hunting Fishing

I lost my previous knife because I thought I could hide it instead of taking it back to the car at six flags and pick it up later. Obviously, someone saw me hide it and picked it up because it was gone when I went to dig it up later. Anyway, I bought this one as a replacement and am really liking it. Granted my other knife was a $75 knife, but I got it over 12 years ago. I think knives have some a long way since then because this one seems to be a good replacement. And I won't be hiding it anywhere anymore. I'll be doing the long trip back to the car from now on to make sure someone doesn't scarf it. 5 stars!

14C28N is a sleeper style that is mostly under rated. It's not well known, but only a couple steps below whats considered the super steels.Came well packaged and surprisingly sharp out of the box....will slice paper with no issues. Also fitment was tight and the flipper actually worked! Have to mention this again....one finger and the flipper snaps the knife fully open and locks. Never had a factory knife under $150 with this level of function and not needing adjustments. After some time on the diamond stones, up to 6k grit, it will slice paper towel.This is a great EDC option. Perfect size to be unobtrusive but still do real work.Price here is less then manufacturer website.YES, I purchased a 2nd one all ready!

Saw one review showing the liner lock broken,so I switched the positon of pocket clip 180° and it is made for that.This knife does have a big brother that I have my eye on.This knife is perfect for EDC,I liked the serrated feature,I have plenty 'full blade' knives,so this will be a more versatile option.

Excellent value. EDC of $10 is unbelievable. Doesn’t rust and I live on Ocean Beach in San Francisco.. took off clip as don’t like pocket clips. Second sharpest knife I own and I own over 50 knives. Never had a knife with a serrated blade before except for a humongous Victorenox (sp) that had a saw. Might be useful. We will see. Looks and feels to have a titanium coating on the blade. I take care of my knives and immediately put a thin coating of vegetable oil on the blade along with some kind of lubricant over the rest of the knife.I use vegetable oil on the blade in case I’m at work or lounging at home and decide to cut into an apple or something and I don’t get a nasty oil taste in my mouth.it protects just as well, is cheaper than the fancy oil and lasts just as long.

Can't beat the value!

I carry a pocket knife everywhere. I chose this because of being half serrated and entirely made of stainless steel. That is important because I fish in saltwater regularly. The first one I bought was seemingly decent for the price. It never rusted AT ALL which is surprising. I broke the tip off but that was my fault prying on something. Grinded it back to a point and kept using it. That is until I noticed the screws holding the frame together had backed out and got lost, and there went all the structural integrity. So I just bought another. Right out of the box the spring assist did not, uh, spring assist. After manually opening it the rest of the way the blade lock failed to engage. Very concerning since the knife blade is actually sharp, and if it were to close on my fingers it wouldn’t be pretty.

Stupid useless pocket hard or impossible to remove

Great size, weight, sharp and useful. A bit stuff at beginning of open and end of close. But that could be a safety feature. A wrist flick plus the assisted action takes care of opening. Amazing value. The little knobs are a bit extraneous… perhaps a later version will not have them. But overall it’s a fantastic value and excellent knife... comparable in ease of use and elegance to much more expensive knives.