Damascus Pocket Knife with Abalone Seashells Handle,3.78" Damascus Steel Blade Folding Knife for Men Women,EDC Pocket Knives for Outdoor Camping Hiking

I've purchased these exact knives for everyone in my family. They are ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL! WELL MADE! This will last a lifetime! My aunt especially loved hers(as pictured) because she's a florist, gardener, nature lover! I got her 1 for a retirement gift! I carry 1, my hubby takes his otr w him. They also can be taken to have a sentiment engraved.

I love this knife. The outside is cute and the damask blade is cool to look at too. Blade is sharp. This is my 2nd one. I had the first one for a while and lost it. I had to replace it with the same one because I really like ot.

This knife is overall pretty good, though personally I'm not such a fan of the aesthetics of this knife because to me it is *wildly* overdone. The knife is weighty, with a good feel in the hand. The blade is sharp, and sits straight in the handle when folded without rubbing the sides. The knife feels solidly assembled with no loose connections anywhere, and no rattling. The blade arrived sharp and performs well in general cutting I've been doing over the last couple weeks.Where this knife lost me is this thing is simply overdone in the appearance category. The damascus patter is a raindrop style, and it looks good. However this clashes with the abalone seashell handle, and combined it really just looks like a knife that was meant to be a display piece in Liberace's mansion that just didn't quite grow up to make the cut. I'd love to see this blade offered with a more muted and complimentary handle to really make it pop in a more traditional way.

My wife loved it! Bought many other brands before this one and they were all subpar compared to KNOVATET

I'm pretty certain the pattern is just laser etched, but that being said, the price point is low, and this knife comes super sharp. It's pretty and perfect to have in a pocket or glove box. I can't speak to its durability as I don't use it for heavy-duty tasks or anything, and haven't put it through enough paces to speak to edge retention, but again... it's not like I spent hundreds of dollars... For a knife at this price point, I'm quite satisfied.

Loved the look that's why I wanted this knife. Got it and it was nice. Opens easily one handed. But after a couple weeks the belt clip (pocket clip for me) became bent out, still worked wasn't concerned until it came off. Still worked Stull pretty ahh, just put it in my pocket. Then more screws came out lost one side of *shell* now not so pretty. Don't know if this would happen to all or if it was just this one. I'm not jumping to replace the one I have with the same kind

The first thing I do with any new knife is check to see how sharp it is, this thing is RAZOR SHARP. That means it is made of quality metal and for the price it should be. Harder metal gets sharper and can hold an edge better. I have lots of cheaper knives, some better than others. The cheap ones will struggle to get and keep a sharp edge. For a while I thought it was the sharpeners and I went through many different styles and price ranges. Eventually after using enough knives over a price range I realized it was the metal.This knife looks good and is super sharp. It has a nice flip out action where a hump of metal on the back can be used to open the blade. It opens and locks into place nicely. It comes with its own holster, which is leather and nice too. Overall this is a really nice knife and I'm glad I found it.

I haven't found any knives from Vine I wanted to add to my collection for quite a while. When this knife popped up on my feed I almost let it pass but I looked at the Product page I thought this looks like a nice addition. On inspection when I received this I was not disappointed. The Sandalwood handle is Very well done and fits your hand nicely. The opening action is smooth and easy to activate. The Lock works well enough to give you confidence it will hold. There is next to No deflection of the blade when opened. They claim to have 76 layers of Damascus Steel bonded to a Solid steel core, I have no way of knowing if this is true but I like the etching on the blade and the steel feels pretty solid without seeming brittle.