KizerFeist Pocket Knife, 4V Steel Blade Richlite Handle Folding Knife with Clip, Foldable EDC Knife for Survival Hunting Camping Hiking Outdoor Ki3499R3

The Justin Lundquist Feist in CPM 4V steel and Richlite is a great example of innovative combinations of steels and materials. CPM 4V is an exceptional steel, combining high hardness with great toughness and edge retention. Richlite has been around since the 1940s and is a lightweight, high-strength paper-resin composite, featuring excellent strength and durability, with a nice texture and grain.Normally, I'm a black-scale knife guy; however, I really like the deep-red/maroon color of the Feist's Richlite, which sets off the black coated blade very nicely. Add in the full, skeletonized liners and you get a tough, light little knife that can take what you throw at it, making the knife an excellent choice as an EDC option. The Feist disappears in your pocket until you need it, at which point, it excels in utility and looks. I was so impressed, I bought a second one. I also have the Mini Sheepdog in gray Richlite scales, which is a great EDC knife as well.Lastly, the price of this knife has been too good not to try it out. You'll be happy you did.

Amazing action with the money for sure

I love the size and shape of this knife. It’s small and light with a powerful 4V blade. The front flipper took a few days of fidgeting to get the detent to loosen up and it was opening and closing with ease. Solid lock up. Great for light to medium cutting tasks.

Got it for 50 for a friend. Heat treat seems good so far. Crazy value for 4V in a good design.

This is a great pairing of form and function as this knife has a similar silhouette to a SAK + a deep cary pocket clip, as well as a blade steel that holds its edge for a long time. If it starts to lose it’s bite, I “strop” it vigorously on a honing rod or gently on a sharpening stone. That’s it. I love it.

This knife has fantastic metal. You get it sharp it stays sharp for a long time. The flipper on this is super lame. I'm very familiar with knives and it's pretty much a two-handed opening which sucks if you do remodeling like I do and usually only have one hand to open your knife. With all my complaining I would still recommend you go out and buy one. I think this is the same metal that bench made uses in their knives or like $400

Got this for my boyfriend and he’s officially a pocket knife guy now. However, the clip broke off in less than a month of wear. Hoping to get it replaced or find a part number to replace clip.

Cheap knife , wasn’t expecting anything spectacular. Worth the money if it’s on sale.