EDC Folding Pocket Knife, 3'' Razor Sharp Coated Finish, Plain Edge, Grivory Handle with Belt Clip, Thumb Stud Manual Open (440C Blade)

So this is clearly a knock off Bugout. The weight and price make that clear. But let's take a look. Cons: 1. The action was not smooth at all upon receipt. It was hard to open and needed pushing on the back of the blade to close. 2. There is some play in the blade when open, clearly showing poor tolerance during building. 3. The weight is so light that it concerns me that it won't be durable long term and hold up. 4. The quality of the steel is mediocre. It's fine, but not great and did not come very sharp, so needed a few passes on a stone immediately upon receipt. Pros: 1. Clearly a low cost for a crossbar lock knife. 2. After a few days of use the action really cleaned up and improved. Now it can be closed by simply flicking it. Very satisfying and fidgetty. 3. Pretty easy to sharpen even though it might need more sharpening than a d2 or other better steel. 4. The locking mechanism seems quite strong and reliable. I tried to make it fail and couldn't. I don't expect any issues with the lock during normal use. So overall, I feel the pros outweigh the cons. It is a nice little knife that doesn't call for much investment. If an excellent build quality or better steel are high on your list, you'll want to get an authentic Bugout and be willing to pay the higher price.

I sadly lost my Bugout and debated on rebuying before I found this. This was a cost effective option for me to get an EDC back in my pocket that was lightweight. With that said, after one hard job, the knife is dull. To be fair, I was opening bags of concrete but after 9 bags the knife won't cut through a plastic bag. If I had the money I would buy my Bugout again but this is an incredible price so I'm grateful to have a knife in my pocket that reminds me of my bugout.

Knife is surprisingly well made. I bought this as a test run for the Benchmade Bugout. I wanted to see if I would enjoy carrying a knife this light. I have held both in my hands at the same time and they feel very similar. Look very similar. Actions operate very similar as well. This knife needed a few times being opened and closed to “break in” but have carried it daily for the past month and really enjoy it. Definitely going to be a beater carry for me. I also put it through a ceramic sharpener a few times and it opens boxes very well

If you want a Bugout but can't justify the price, give this a try. I'm very impressed with the quality. It has bronze washers and after a couple drops of oil and a few dozen cycles, the action is super smooth. The knife is super lightweight and thin. It caries effortlessly. You barely know it's on you. Very sharp out of the box. Nice edge grind, blade centering, and no flaws I can detect on the blade coating. The only shortcoming over the real bugout IMO is you get 8cr13mov instead of S30V. But it's only $21!!!

Just ok. Would have been a decent $20 knife but it came w a very dull egde. The tip is nice and stabby. Good size for the pocket and a nice deep carry clip.

It's a lightweight knife that won't pull your shorts down when you're walking the dog

Actually a decent quality knife for 20$. But….. the steel is in fact not 8Cr13MoV Steel, it’s actually 410/20 CRES. After hardness testing the blade is about 67-68HRC which is pretty dang hard so it should hold a decent edge. Pretty nice knife for 20$ but won’t be as corrosion resistant as the steel they claim it to be. (I work in a Metallurgical lab)

It's actually not bad for the cheap copy. It works