Cold Steel Kudu Lite 4.25" 5Cr15MoV Steel Clip Point Folding Knife

This seems like a lot of blade for the money! While it doesn't have a locking feature, it seems sturdy and is easy to grip and hold. I love how big the handle is! It's sort of medium sharp out of the box. I may end up sharpening it, but for me, as a collector, I'm not as concerned about that. I like that there's no clip on this one. I always have to track down my star drive bit and remove the clip on most other pocket knives. In terms of ease of use, it's easy enough to open and close. No one is going to confuse this with a Case, but at about 1/10th of the cost, I'm good with it. Great idea for a gift or stocking stuffer for the right person.

Quite possibly the best sub $10 knife on the market lightweight Built Well solid in hand with a great tough zytel polymer handle/frame a nice thin 4.25 inch blade that comes down to around 17thoudanth of an inch behind the edge so it will slice very nicely. I wish they still made these in 4116 still rather than the 5cr that they are today but believe it or not the heat treat on these knives is done pretty good and they run them around 59 Rockwell so the edge retention is going to be pretty decent definitely not great but decent. The backspring is Stout and makes for a safe knife so long as you treat it as a non-locking knife that it is there is no reason you should ever fold this knife unintentionally the back spring is plenty strong. For $8 shipped you have a very nice slicing knife that is 4 1/4 in of cutting edge has no blade play side to side it's just a rock solid knife but also very very lightweight. It's comfortable in hand and believe it or not it is ready to do some pretty serious work if you need a good slicing work knife that has good cutting geometry and it's going to pass through materials with little effort this knife is for you if you don't want to spend much money. I love that it has a half stop which makes closing at like a traditional knife more fun to do and if you're closing at single-handed that half stop makes it a little safer. For $8 you really can't find better these knives sharpened very nicely take a ridiculous Edge my advice is don't take it to too high of a grit somewhere in the 320 to 600 range is ideal so it's got plenty of aggression because this still has no carbide volume and rather small grain so you need a little bit of tooth from the scratch pattern of the Stone to make these not get slick and glassy you want that Edge aggression so my advice is 320 Grit being the perfect finish or if you want a little finer than that 600 but at the max remember it's a very simple stainless composition so to get performance out of it a lot of that has to do with the quality of edge you put and to get performance it needs bite from the scratch pattern being there's no carbide volume in the steel to create that bite. Overall a really cool replica traditional knife with a rich culture behind it just a cool little knife. It's also a very serviceable knife that will perform very well for you for $8 as far as I'm concerned and I'm very deep in the knife community you can't spend $8 and get a better knife that will perform better for you then this knife at least that I've not ever seen. Well cold still has that mall Ninja type look and feel due to good old Mr Thompson and how he showed his company off in the videos that they did and in the Crusty Mall ninja shops that you would find Cold Steel that doesn't change the fact that cold still makes them dang good knives at excellent prices. One of the best EDC designs of all time is the American Lawman you can get that knife and s35vn that is well done and made in Taiwan for around 90 bucks you can't touch that much life anywhere else for that kind of money. So yes they do have that mall ninja Vibe as the brand but they do make a great product and they price it fairly and that's why I very much appreciate and respect Cold Steel even though Lynn Thomas isn't at the helm anymore. I have a lot of pre GSM Lynn Thomas era cold steels and they're all excellent knives and I have quite a few posts Lynn Thompson selling the company to GSM knives and they're just as good so as far as I've seen the quality hasn't fell off in any way since Lynn Thompson sold the company and I'm very happy to say that. If anything the quality still the same the pricing is still excellent and that mall ninja Vibe still fully exist within the brand it really hasn't changed very much and Lynn Thompson still definitely has his hand in Cold Steel he may not be running it but he definitely has his hands in it. I've met Lynn Thompson very many times over the years I would call him a friend actually since I have his cell phone number and he has mine and we talked fairly regularly I think he's a great guy I've supported him for the past 25 years and sold a great many knives for him so while I do wish Lynn was still at the home of the company and it's ownership stayed here in the USA I know he still has his hands in the company to some extent and I believe that's why the quality hasn't changed. Get you a kudu lite it's better than the ring lock version in my opinion, while the ring lock is cool if you are only gonna get one get the lite version as it's the better knife overall imo... Or just get both of them considering that will be less than 20 bucks to your door.

A seriously fantastic knife for the price point. Came quite sharp and the lockback mechanism is sturdy. If your looking for a knife to run with one hand, this isn't it. But it's sturdiness makes it worth it. Would buy over and over again.

Looks like a French cheese knife. Soft steel blade. Edge is too thick. Struggles to cut things because of that. Handle shape is not practical for frequent or edc use. Maybe a good choice for a picnic knife but there are better options even for that role.

I bought this knife out of curiosity because it was so cheap. It's a lot better than expected and might actually be useful for fishing and camping. It feels somewhat flimsy in the hand, however, the blade is stable in the handle when extended. The metal also looks somewhat cheap, but it's easy to sharpen and might be pretty good for my purposes. The one thing I really dislike is the locking mechanism which makes it hard to open and dangerous to close. But what do you expect for this price?

It came sharp out of the box and is very sturdy considering its not a locking knife.

a most excellent edc folder by my favorite maker cold steel. They just make good gear. Don’t think about it…buy it

Best under $10 folding knife purchase I've ever made. Yeah, the build and materials are simple, but for this price, it's totally unbeatable. It came surprisingly sharp right out of the box, and I use it everywhere, from quick kitchen tasks to camping trips. A true workhorse and total bang for your buck.

Muito bom canivete. Muito satisfeito com o produto.

Schnelle Lieferung und ein hervorragendes Werkzeug. Ich habe dieses Klappmesser für Arbeiten im Freien, zum Campen und Wandern gekauft – inspiriert von dem Messer, das mein Großvater früher benutzt hat. Die Entscheidung für genau dieses Modell fiel aufgrund der Bewertungen und Kommentare anderer Käufer, und ich kann sagen, dass ich beeindruckt bin. Langer Griff (ideal für meine großen Hände), lange und scharfe Klinge. Das Auf- und Zuklappen ist zuverlässig und stabil. Der Griff ist leicht, angenehm und liegt gut in der Hand. Getestet beim Schneiden von Hartkäse und Speck – gleitet mühelos und schneidet sauber. Ich bin sicher, dass es sich draußen in der Natur als sehr nützlich erweisen wird. Aufgrund seiner Größe ist es wahrscheinlich nicht erlaubt, dieses Messer täglich in der Hosentasche zu tragen. Alles in allem sehr empfehlenswert!

Das Cold Steel Kudu Lite ist simpel gehalten, aber genau das macht es so genial. Extrem scharf aus der Box, leicht, robust und immer dabei. Für den Preis wirklich unschlagbar. Kein Schnickschnack, einfach ein zuverlässiges Messer, das macht, was es soll. Pro: - Sehr scharfe Klinge ab Werk - Leicht und handlich - Robuste Verarbeitung - Top Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis - Ideal als Alltagsmesser Contra: -

pelo peço eu acredito que é o melhor da categoria porem eu vou avisar eu não gostei do fio. veio muito afiado mais o ângulo de afiação é o mesmo de um facão kkkk eu precisei fazer um vazamento muito grande usando a esmerilhadeira. como minha intenção com esse canivete é principalmente o corte então quanto mais vazado melhor. do jeito que veio era excelente pra facas fixas que você poderia cortar ate usando o batoning mais como ela não tem um sistema de trava então o melhor a fazer foi justamente deixar com o foco apenas pro corte

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