EDC Pocket Knife Rhino 0210,3" D2 Steel Blade Durable G10 Handle, Flip Open Folding Knives with Reversible Clip, Sharp Camping Hiking Work Knife for Men

Got this for my husband, who is a knife enthusiast, and he absolutely loves it! It's sharp, durable, lightweight, and easy to carry--basically everything you want in a good everyday knife. It cuts really well and folds smoothly, and the overall build feels solid and reliable. He's pretty particular about his knives, so the face that he was impressed says a lot. It also has a nice feel in hand without being bulky or heavy. Excellent buy all around--definitely a solid buy.

For the money I've been very happy with Remette knives. As many of you know I'm very much in to the steel side of knives. Steel/heat treat is whats important to me in a knife. This D2 felt well done and feels like it's been run a little harder then typical China D2 and that's a good thing. The heat treat its self feels great as it responded to the sharpening stones exactly how I expect properly heat treated steel to respond. I haven't cut test it yet but I fully expect it to finish the test in the upper range of where China d2 finishes. I have pretty small hands and this knife fits very well for me with no hot spots and is just an overall solid little edc budget knife. What I really like about it is the cutting geometry, it's quite thin behind the edge. It was about 8 thousandths behind the edge on the factory edge and after I sharpened it to 17 degrees per side it was 10 thousandths behind the edge. So super slicey geometry! If you like slicey knives this one will do you well! I really like the g10 they used to, if you are familiar with spyderco normal g10 that's on like the pm2/para3/manix it's very much like that g10. It's action is good be it the flipper, thumb studs or the fuller/milled out section (my fav way to open it is via the fuller with a reverse flick) and is easily reverse flicked, thumb flicked and the flipper. For your money your getting really good cutting geometry, solid build quality and good egros for smaller hands. If you have huge hands you may not like this knife but for normal size hands and smaller female hands this is a comfortable and well designed pocket knife. For the money you will not be disappointed, remette has been doing good models and I'm happy with every one I've gotten. Remette is also involved in the community and always in the live streams on youtube and they listen to the community feedback. That is something that I respect very much about them, they listen to what the community wants and they consistently put out good models. In a nutshell, you are getting a solid EDC knife for your 40ish bucks shipped.

Remette makes excellent edc knives even budget versions like this Rhino are of high quality and function very well with flawless deployment (flipper and or thumb studs) and lock functionality. (Liner lock) It comes sharp right out the box . You can’t go wrong at this price point feels much more expensive than it is.

This knife is an excellent starting knife for my up & coming collection! I bought it for work because I need a good knife on my side to cut through stuff throughout the day. Right out of the box, I tested it on paper & it cut several times without a hitch. My 17 y.o. chef son tried it & he was more than pleased how well it cut through materials. The look is solid, basic military look, great blade, excellent mechanical opening & closing. It has a small "hold/catch" as you begin to open it (it's probably less than 2 Oz. of pressure on the knife "hold/catch"). It didn't bother me & I appreciate it, but my son thought it wasn't necessary. Overall, this is a great EDC pocket knife. If it came in a serated version, I'd definitely buy one! It also comes with a double size t-wrench to adjust the tiny nuts. Overall, it's an excellent $30 EDC folding pocket knife. Any price more than $35 in the spring of 2024, is too much $, imo! Good luck, it's a great D2 blade!

Good quality knife but knocking off two stars because the pocket clip is garbage. Zero spring tension and bent the first time I put it in my pocket.