OLITANS T025 Pocket Knife 2.76'' D2 Steel Blade 3.6'' Titanium Alloy Handle Flipper Mini Folding knife 1.8oz（Grey）

Every tool or product tries to meet a particular need. This knife is Best in Class for a full-function knife which will fit with comfort in a pocket or on a keychain. This knife will break a car window in an emergency (you may have to replace it after that), chip ice, cut heavy cord, cut thread or fishing line, cut zip ties. Of course the "Rambo" knife will do that too. But, this will also comfortably fit in any pants pocket, fifth pocket on jeans, or on a keychain. It is strong, razor sharp, small, thin, light, and is rounded with no harsh edges. It is easily concealed and, I believe, legal to carry. The blade is D2 steel, a very good metal for a knife. This is why I have come to like D2 steel. D2 is strong (doesn't break easily), razor sharp, holds an edge, sharpens well, is beautiful shiny silver, and rust proof. The knife comes PERFECTLY sharpened. Out of the box, this knife cuts through paper like a hot knife through butter. It just glides through the paper, with no stalling or grabbing. I have another knife that uses surgical blades. This knife cuts better than that one does. Really. That surprised me. I have retired the surgical blade knife in favor of this one. The handle is made of titanium. It is very strong and will not rust. Using titanium allows the knife to be thin, with no plastic or wood to add strength or thickness. The edges of the handle are all curved and comfortable. As far as i can tell, the pivot uses brass ball bearings. The flipping motion to open the knife is very easy. The flipping motion of this knife is the easiest I have had. When folded out, the blade does not wobble at the pivot at all. It is very rigid, as if the knife was a solid piece of metal from end to end. The lock is VERY firm. I have zero worries of the blade folding back on my fingers. The best knife you have is the knife you have with you. This is a knife that can go everywhere with you. In a pinch, I would defend myself with it. I have big hands, but I can get three strong fingers holding the base, with my thumb on the back. Some people will be able to get 4 fingers on the base. I have had bigger knives and I have had smaller knives. This one is just right. The price was very fair. Why this knife is better than any other knife for your pocket or keychain: Little pocket knives do not lock and will fold on your fingers. They will break or bend if used with heavy material. Little knives put your hands right up into what you are cutting. That isn't nice if you are cutting bags of fertilizer. You could never break a car window, chip ice, cut thick rope, or defend yourself with a little knife. Big pocket knives are long and heavy. They hang off your keychain like a brick block and are clunky when you put your keys in your car. They are big, clunky and uncomfortable in your pocket. You could be arrested if found with a big knife. A knife clipped to the top of your pocket screams to everyone "I have a knife hidden in my pocket". When you pull a big knife out to open a letter, your friend's eyes open wide as they see you "pulling a knife". This knife does what a big knife does BUT is comfortable, concealable, and can go anywhere (except a courtroom, etc.) with you.

The Olitans T025 is simply a great knife. For the money, getting a titanium frame locking knife that doesn't feel like garbage or a toy is hard. Somehow, Olitans did it. D2 steel is excellent in the use case of a small size and lighter duty knife and its deep carry pocket clip is great. Knife came sharp enough, bevels were even on both sides of the blade, action was good from the start, but only got better after some oil in the pivot and some use. After some TLC and a touch up on the blade this thing is simply fantastic for the price. The detent is solid as well and it makes it so the small flipper tab is easy to use. I can't speak to the heat treat on the blade or anything like that, but even if the HRC is low for the money D2 will still do a decent job. Be it a package opener, an EDC knife, a gentleman's knife, or just a fidgety flipper, this thing can handle the tasks you throw its way. No real cons for the knife. However, I have a few small nit picks I will list for those who think they may have the same concerns I did. The smooth titanium scales do leave this knife a little slick in the hand. In addition, the lock bar cut out on the show scale is pretty minimal making it so access to the lock bar itself is limited. Last issue I have come across, was trying to find replacement lock bar inserts for the frame lock. Couldn't find any information on if it was a standard size or if it was something only Olitans makes. If I ever need one I will simply contact Olitans and see about purchasing one. I think if you like the look, idea, and function of this knife, you really cannot go wrong with it. For the money, it is unbeatable as a small titanium frame lock with great fit and finish. If for some reason the price is still too much for some, they do make the G040 which has G10 handles and a liner lock for a little over half of the price of this knife.

This is a great compact pocket knife. The D2 blade arrived sharp, the flipper action is smooth and satisfying, and the titanium handle makes the knife feel much nicer than its price would suggest. At only 1.8 oz, it disappears in a pocket while still feeling solid and well made in the hand. Fit and finish are excellent on mine, and the 2.76-inch blade is a very useful size for everyday cutting without carrying more knife than I need. My only real complaint is the pocket clip. It works, but it doesn't feel as refined as the rest of the knife and could be better designed. Overall, this is an excellent little titanium framelock/flipper and a lot of knife for the money.

This is a cool little knife. It's a very handy size and perfect for a "fifth pocket" knife. To be able to get titanium with a frame lock for under $30 is a pretty great deal. It has a pretty snappy action and would drop shut right out of the box with no adjustments needs. The blade shape is very utilitarian and has a nice sharp slicey edge. But I was slightly disappointed that the blade arrived with numerous small scratches on both sides. More than I would like to see on a new knife. Yes, I know it's a knife and you're going to be cutting things with it. But if it's going to get scratched, I would like to be the one to do it, and not take it out of the box that way. I also ordered the G10 verion, #G040, in the color red w/ liner-lock. I think I actual like it alittle better than the titanium version. The G10 is really grippy & looks nice . And the blade on the G040 looked alot nicer with no scratches. And with a price tag of only $20 you can afford to buy a couple of different color variants. Looking forward to seeing more from Olitans.

I could believe it’s D2 steel for the price, but titanium handle scales? Sounds unbelievable. But it appears to be legit. Titanium is non-magnetic, obviously, so I tested with a magnet. Magnet doesn’t stick. I guess the handles could be 304 stainless but I don’t think so. The weight feels like titanium. It’s too heavy to be aluminum and not heavy enough to be 304 stainless steel. Nice knife. Solid lockup. No blade play. Flips open lightning fast, and even my 9 year old can flip it open and close it easily. This knife opens and closes smoothly, and it’s fun to play with. The fit and finish is shockingly good for 25 bucks. Blade centering is perfect. The deep carry pocket clip is a nice bonus. I don’t know how long the nylon ball bearings will last, but they are nice and smooth. The knife came very sharp. Better than most factory edges. The blade appears to have a flat grind but it’s actually a slight hollow grind. Very thin and slicey, which is what I like. Don’t pry with this knife, obviously. Go find a screwdriver if you want to pry on something. I don’t really have anything negative to say about this knife. You can’t ask for a better 3” flipper knife at this price.

Easy to handle small and lightweight while holding in your hands. I really like it because it is very very sharp and has a quick release when opening. Overall i love it and it is a must have.

I just got this but so far it's equal parts dope and depressing. It is mostly well executed for a knife of this size with a titanium frame, smooth action, and decent ergos, but the drawbacks are really frustrating. It's kind of confusing why they chose D2 for this blade. It's a very small, slim, little blade that seems to me would have been better served by something stainless like maybe 14c or maybe 154cm. D2 isn't bad, but it does require more care than stainless, and in such a tiny EDC focused package it feels out of place. The deep carry pocket clip is low profile but it is not inset and the screws are not flush, so in an already slim clip the clearance is even lower with screw heads protruding. Very strange design choices there. The other issue I have is the finish. I like a nice black coating as I find they tend to wear very attractively with time, developing kind of a patina, but this finish came with several wear points already apparent along edges of the frame, and not in a naturally worn looking way. This just feels cheap to me honestly. These may seem like nitpicks, but as the great Nick Shabazz says, "Excellence is now the lowest bar in the knife market." For a knife to be so close to greatness but not stick the landing is very frustrating. So this knife is okay, especially when on sale. It is very compact and lightweight with its titanium frame, but it also falls short when compared to other knives in its class like the Vakor.

I am in love with this knife. I have been a knife edc user and collector for many years and im super picky about what I carry. I would definitely recommend this knife. The asthetics and the funtion are great The design, materials and build quality far surpasses what you would typically expect to see in a knife around this price. Extra bonus its very nice to fondle while watching any one of my favorite knife review channels on YouTube and that's what really matters.