GANZO F7601 Pocket Folding Knife 440C Stainless Steel Blade G-10 Anti-Slip Handle with Clip Hunting Fishing Camping Utility Folding Knife Outdoor EDC Pocket Knife (Black)

This is probably my only recent pocket knife purchase that came ready to use straight from the box. Everything else has required some kind of repair, adjustment, or modification before being ready to use as an EDC. Most have been minor, but they still needed to be done. So far, it's had excellent edge retention, the scales were trimmed perfectly with the edges of the frame pieces, the standoff and blade pivot screw were securely tightened but not overnight, and the standoffs were all at perfect 90° angles with the frames. The fit and finish of the scales makes it easy and very comfortable to grip. The gimping on the blade could have maybe been a little more aggressive, but they still do their job. A nice little bit of extra was gimping on the ends of the frames and scales, perfectly aligned and of equal depth with each other as well as with the gimping on the blade. It also has a true deep carry clip, so the knife completely disappears in your pocket. The blade snaps open very aggressively, yet it's somehow also very easy to close, making it arguably my easiest knife to use. As far as pivot play, it's almost non-existent; absolutely zero lock to lock and very, very, almost imperceivable side to side travel. I haven't had any need to punish or abuse it, but watching a YouTube video of some Russian knife guy taking his out in the woods and delivering an extremely healthy dose of abuse that is far above that of which most people will ever need to do with a knife was what convinced me of its durability. At the end of it, he had a pretty mangled and misshapened knife. When he got it home, he disassembled it, looked everything over carefully, determined that nothing was broken or distorted or twisted, and reassembled it. When he was done, it looked almost like it did when it was brand new, aside from a few witness marks that a sledge hammer left on it, but it was no longer twisted and mangled. I guess there's a reason this knife has an almost stellar reputation. I honestly can't think of one bad thing to say about it, other than the gimping on the blade wasn't quite as aggressive as I would have liked, but it's still adequate and does its job. If you don't have one yet, or if you're on the fence about it, I highly recommend getting one. I just can't say enough good things about it. Easily my best sub-$50 knife purchase.

This is about what you need to spend on a good carry knife. Looks much more detailed and finished than price indicates. The steels are well tempered, the feel and grip is confidence and comfort. No play or slop in the blade which is locking bar etc. I have seen improvements in harmonicas from China and see the same thing here with folding knives like the Firebirds etc. Good value.

Great knife, it has kept its sharpness. Only downside is that the clip became loose and would fall of my pants. I had to disassemble the knife to get the clip tight again. It has one of the best locking mechanisms I've seen on a folding knife.

Not gonna go too in depth a review, but wanted to share my findings after having this blade a while. Nice ergonomics on the handle, comfortable, nice deep carry pocket clip, smooth in and out of pocket, solid lockup, action is super smooth. 3 things I feel you should know before buying: 1. I was getting into my car and the pocket clip hooked the door jam or whatever and bent out. Like 45 degrees off the knife. Not a big deal, took the handle off and bent it back down a little past and it’s stayed just fine since. Probably just a random incident that you might not encounter but something to consider 2. I bought one for me and gave another to a friend, on both examples the stop pin machining on the thick inner section was ever so slightly thinner in width than the gap between the liners, causing a tiny rattle when closed. Took it apart and added a bit of loctite where the pin inserts into the liners just to fill the minute space and it hasn’t rattled since. 3. Without loctite the pivot screw loosens up relatively quickly with some use and inevitable fidget flipping. Blue loctite and it hasn’t loosened over the many times I’ve flipped it open and closed since. If I remember right I tightened the pivot as much as possible and still drop shuts with no noticeable blade play any direction All in all, I haven’t used it extensively but so far it seems to be a solid knife, and the quirks are easily remedied with a little diy. (Especially for $20)

I have a major knife collection ..this one feels so solid its hard to believe it price..its beefy but fits my hand justvright

Nice big blade of 440C with a crossbar lock and grippy G10 scales. Yet another one to go into the EDC rotation. Hard to try other brands when Ganzo does it this right for this price. It is a little thick and a little heavy but for me at least it feels really good in hand and I don't like featherweight pocket knives that I don't even feel in the pocket.

Okay, I like knives. I have a few and wanted a cheap new knife. I watched some YouTube videos, and this model seemed to get good marks. So, I ordered one and started playing with it upon arrival. The action was pretty stiff out of the box. It was also very sharp out of the box. After messing around with it for a few days, I took it to a friend's house. He applied some Benchmade knife oil on it. After more messing with the knife, it has seemed to 'break in' a bit. This is a good knife for the money. It's a bit heavy. But, it's solid. This would be a good gift for a knife fan. I feel like this would be a decent knife for hiking or backpacking. I like the 'snap' when you flick it open. I'm not as skilled at this type of deplyoment as I am, say a 'flipper' knife. But, I have confidence that this Ganzo will do what I need it to do. Go ahead and grab one. They are fun to play with.

This knife far exceeds its price. It arrived super sharp! Good ole 440C steel. Easy to sharpen. It’s loaded with upgrades. Spacer, Axis lock, ambi thumb studs and lock, lanyard hole, deep carry pocket clip. Sounds like a $100 knife. The action is amazing. Nice decant, super fidgety. Highly recommend.

Adquirí esta navaja para mis salidas de senderismo y camping, y ha superado mis expectativas. La hoja de acero 440C de 87 mm llegó bien afilada y lista para usar, manteniendo su filo incluso después de múltiples usos. Además, El mango de G10 ofrece un agarre seguro y cómodo, incluso en condiciones húmedas. El sistema de bloqueo proporciona una apertura y cierre suaves, además de una seguridad adicional durante su uso. El clip incorporado facilita llevarlo en el bolsillo o en el cinturón, y su peso lo hace lo suficientemente ligero para llevarlo todo el día sin molestias. Es una herramienta fiable y bien construida que se ha convertido en un elemento esencial en mi equipo de actividades al aire libre.

Excelente navaja. Apertura suave con dedo pulgar asistida por muelle, seguro firme, cierre muy suave y con excelentes materiales. Tengo una muy gran variedad de navajas y esta pasa a ser mi favorita.

Navaja contundente, de gran porte. Ha sido una apuesta arriesgada porque no conozco estos filos chinos, pero promete. Para el campo y EDC me parece que es una gran opción teniendo en cuenta el precio (30 €). Hay que trabajarlo y personalizarlo para cada necesidad. Viene con un filo láser justito. Cachas en verde militar, cierre G Lock. Al principio, dura al sacar la hoja. No le pongo 5 estrellas porque me ha venido con una muesca en la parte trasera de la espiga que atribuyo a un pequeño defecto en el remate del corte, aunque no creo que la devuelva. Será la marca de la casa. En fin, tiene pinta de resistente y de que este filo va a acompañarme muchos años (espero). Palabra de nieto de herrero.

La navaja tiene muy buena calidad y ajuste, sin holguras y con un seguro muy fiable. Recomendable.

Lo esperado. Una navajaza seria