SchradeSCH005DLB 7.4in Stainless Steel Double Lockback Folding Knife with 2.3in Clip Point Blade and Aluminum Handle for Outdoor Survival, Camping and EDC

great light duty knife. the serrated blade probably isn’t 8cr13mov. the serrated side doesn’t sharpen as well as the plain blade steel. it’ll saw tho! the emblem was loose in the bag inside the box like others said. a drop of shoe goop solved that forever so far. looks nice. feels nice price is right and none of the other guys you know have one.

Nice knife. I like a straight and serrated choice in blades. Not a showy knife, but a very serviceable knife for the tackle box or tool box.

I've been looking into pocket folders with dual blades and this seemed like a low-risk check-it-out kind of knife. I'm actually pretty surprised by it. On the Pro side: The lockup is fairly snug, the ergonomics aren't bad at all (even with only one blade open), the locks are strong, smooth and easy to operate, and the plain blade is a good utility cutter. It's also nice and light, and has been living comfortably in my pocket--feels like it isn't there. Despite the side-by-side blade setup, it's not much thicker than a single-bladed knife.On the Con side: The blades are a bit sluggish to open, and because they're necessarily side-by-side, it's a long reach across for the left thumb to get to the opening holes--this knife definitely favors right-handed users. Also, there's enough "flex" when pressing into the thumb hole right-handed that one blade will scrape against the other as it deploys. As other reviewers have mentioned, the serrated blade is sub-par, and I think that's mostly due to the coating being applied over the serrations. A good sharpening to strip that away made them pretty good. No, the clip isn't reversible, but I use it to determine by feel which blade I'm about to deploy, as they're identical when closed. Finally, the picture shows a brass nameplate, but mine's black.Mixed: The handle is very grippy, but the edges were sharp and needed a bit of beveling for me to make them just perfect. Yes, with one blade open, the folded one juts into your grip, but it isn't bad. The steel isn't great, but it takes a reasonable edge. I wouldn't consider it durable enough for primary self-defense use, but it's a functional light utility cutter, and for the price, you don't have to worry about damaging or losing it, so it's great for leaving someplace handy, like a tool kit or glove box. I carry it as a backup for my EDC for the dirtier jobs, like boxes and tape.

I wanted to buy another Victorinox Swiss Army One Hand Sentinel Pocket Knife but it was either unavailable or too expensive. After a lot of searching and comparing I settled on this one. I am very happy with it ... I even like it better than my Swiss one. Both blades are very sharp, and the serrated one is just what I wanted. The blade locking and closing mechanisms are quite secure, so I have no fear of the blade closing on my fingers. I love this knife and would not hesitate a second to buy it again.

I was excited to receive this knife, as it is very hard to find a folding knife that just has a full plain blade and a full serrated blade, without a hundred other ones I don't need (don't know why this is).I am very disappointed to find that neither blade closes all the way, even when you try to force them. I don't know if I just got a lemon or not, but the knife cannot be carried safely in my pocket if it doesn't close. Additionally, the blades are just way too small to qualify as an EDC - more like a keychain knife IMO.I gave it two stars(instead of one) because it is cheap and sturdy for what it is. Unfortunately, I'll return it and my search continues.

SO FAR AND ITS REALLY SHARP .IVE USED IT FOR LIKE ABOUT A MONTH SO GAR SO GOOD!

I’m very please with this knife so far. Very sharp when it arrived and very handy for opening packages. Has a belt clip and I like that one blade is serrated

2 blade options in a neat little package