PFP01T Beluga,3.58" K110 Black Stonewashed Blade, 154g Micarta Handle Front Flipper Liner lock Folding knife (Brown Micarta, Black Stonewashed)

This is a big beefy knife. A little tricky to open even with bigger than average hands. I'm sure it'll get easier the more I open and close it. The blade is EXTREMELY sharp and sturdy. It feels well built and strong. You get a few extra screws and pieces as well. The satin blade looks really good and the handle pocket clip is really strong... Maybe a little too strong. Overall, an amazing budget banger. Get it!

After some delivery issues I received the correct knife and it is perfect. Exactly what I wanted. Perfect shape, weight and size. Customer service was amazing and stayed in constant contact with me. Even though there was a mix up I would definitely buy again. I do recommend these knives but maybe buy from their website instead of on Amazon.

My new favorite knife. Big, tough, light, razor sharp.

I love the look and quality of this knife! It's just the front flipper concept on this size knife doesn't work with my hand size. I can get it to open, but sometimes it takes two or three tries before I get my fingers in just the right place. Maybe it's just me. High quality though. Would buy again in a heartbeat if it had a normal back flipper.

Great knife! Beautiful! I love it!

its great, ive used it for work for a while and its held its edge up to this point. it has a good weight to it and it seems to catch everyones attention everytime i whip it out

The media could not be loaded. I love everything about this knife, both as a collectible and an everyday-carry . . . ergo's are great, factory sharpness is pretty good, and it's simple silhouette (closed) barely hints at it's impressive stance when the blade is deployed - IF you can deploy it.I'm no noob when it comes to pocket knives, and have practiced multiple finger-flicks over the years . . . but the flipper-tab on the butt of the blade is the only way to open this, and the tab is SO stubby and short for the blade length - that it forces your hand into a VERY weird position just to deploy the blade, if you can get enough grip on the tab to begin with. The amount of reach-over one has to achieve with your thumb, and the amount of friction required to press a very small flipper tab, means I literally have to throw my arm in a motion to gravity-assist the flick and deployment of the blade. And I have large hands, so 'reach' isn't otherwise an issue.It's still a cool piece, with a cool blade shape, and is still impressive . . . but due to the poor design in blade deployment, it confines this pocket knife to the drawer - only to be brought out occasionally to admire. Fix the deployment, and lengthen the flipper tab, and this thing would become WAY more versatile!

This knife is not only fun to look at at but the front flip opening is a great fidget as well. The blade arrives razor sharp and the D2 is certainly sturdy. If this knife came in an upgraded s35vn I would purchase that immediately. I love the Beluga tanto . This knife has character! so much that I'm now going to purchase the Beluga in its clip point version. bottom line is this knife is just fun! with a really nice price point you can not go wrong. HIGHLY recommended.