KEXMO Pocket Knife for Men, Wood Handle Folding Knives, Large, Grey

This is a great little knife. It’s finished is nice. The blade is pretty sharp out of the box. I got the small version because it’s easier to carry in the pocket. It’s the perfect size for an EDC Quality and finish are remarkable for the price. The contrast with the wood and the black make the knife rather stylish I think. Blade sharpness was pretty good out of the box and with a little work will cut are hair. I would definitely recommend this knife to anyone looking for a simple well made low cost carry or work knife.

Easy to use and get the hang of! The design of this knife is super sharp and clean - lots of intricate details for the price, adding to the experience. And who knows, maybe the glass/window breaker will come in handy one day! Opening is simple - just flick the tab down, then it's ready for use. On the other end, closing it - you have to pull the ridges to the side as a little safety feature, then carefully push the blade back into its original position (I do this with one hand). I also love that it has a latch attached for resting it on your pocket for easy and convenient accessibility whenever needed for use. Speaking of accessibility, the size of this blade (when folded) easily fits in any pocket and hasn't weighed me down at all. It also perfectly fits in my hand. Now for use: this is very multi-functional, ranging from self-defense to cutting lemons (what I do!). The grip on this is very grippy, if that makes sense, also comfortable (doesn't hurt when holding tightly or for an extended period of time). Could slice, dice, and cut from a variety of angles, remaining equally functional, durable, and withstanding from each. And besides, just having this makes me feel more comfortable and secure! When I go on my late night city walks alone, I feel stress-free and not feeling the need to look over my shoulder every 5 seconds or so! But yeah, for the price, this should for sure be an item you possess and it'll last a life time, just don't come up with crazy ideas for a stress-test! Another perk is that the blade itself is under 4 inch's, meaning in Florida (may be different for your state (look up the laws)), you don't need a permit to carry. You hear this often, but this is definitely a true "must buy", especially under these conditions: - In a state with much crime. - Live near a city or highly populated area. - Are concerned with safety. - Worried about going out (anxious or unsure). - Need a sharp household object that can cut a variety of things (tool in the shed), even for kitchen use! - Like being protected / safe / secure at all times. - Have a niche for bad-assery / cool designs (wood w/ silver is so cool). I've tested the sharpness, and although it's sharp, it could definitely be sharper with a sharpener if needed (for typical use this is not required or even close to needing what-so-ever). If you got this far, congrats! I think you'll enjoy your choice as much as I do!

I’ve been really impressed with this KEXMO pocket knife. It has a nice weight to it and feels much more solid than I expected. The handle is comfortable to hold, and the blade came sharp right out of the box. The size makes it easy to keep handy while still being practical when needed. The overall design looks great, and the quality seems really good for the price. This would make a great gift for someone who enjoys outdoor gear or appreciates a well-made pocket knife. Definitely happy with this purchase.

Bought the large in silver for $13.99 and it outperforms the price by a wide margin. It has real weight, feels solid in the hand, and the wood handle and overall fit and finish look better than I expected at this price. The only downside is that the action was a little stiff out of the box. A small amount of oil fixed it, now it opens and closes smooth and crisp. I docked one star for the rough initial action, but for under $14 this is a solid knife and I'd recommend it. It would make a great gift, and I'm considering buying several for my warehouse staff.

Solid EDC Knife and a Great Choice for Engraving This knife exceeded my expectations, especially for the price. Right out of the box, it feels well made and sturdy. The blade is sharp, opens smoothly, and locks up securely with no play. It’s a good size for everyday carry—compact enough to keep in a pocket comfortably, but still substantial enough to feel useful and reliable. The wood handle is one of the standout features. It looks great in person and gives the knife a more premium, classic feel compared to all-metal or plastic handles. It’s comfortable in the hand and provides a good grip without feeling bulky. One of the main reasons I chose this knife was for engraving, and it worked perfectly for that. The handle engraves very cleanly and evenly, making it an excellent option for customization or personalization. Whether you’re engraving a name, logo, or design, the surface takes it well and looks really sharp once finished. The pocket clip is solid and holds the knife securely without being too tight, and the added features like the glass breaker are a nice bonus without getting in the way. Overall, this feels like a thoughtfully designed knife that balances function, appearance, and value. If you’re looking for a reliable everyday carry knife that also engraves well, this is a great option. Well made, sharp, good-looking, and customization-friendly. Easy five stars.

When I was shopping for a cheap common carry pocket knife, I wasn't expecting to get the deal of a lifetime. I know you usually get what you pay for. But for (basically) a $10 knife, I have to say I'm a little impressed. This knife is a little bigger than I was expecting it to be. I read the measurements ahead of time, but figured for 10 bucks, that maybe it was slightly overstated a bit in the ad. I'm telling you, it's really not. And it's heavy! Much more than I had imagined. I have a little 1.5" locking blade aluminum handle knife that I used to carry/use just to keep from tearing up my good one (passed down from my father in law), so I wasn't expecting much. I have a vintage stockman pocket knife that I carry everywhere, every day; but it's sometimes a little small in my hand (I'm 5'10", 260 lbs; and I've got really big hands). This knife is proportional to my hands, and has a good substantial (almost hefty) feel in my hand. It's not flimsy, and I don't think I'm going to be pensive, worried it's going to break if I'm a little rough with it. It came with an OK edge from the factory, and for a novice it would do fine for at least a little while. I touched it up on my whetstone, and gave it a little better edge (sharpness) in about 5 minutes. I could spend some time, and work it into a rather fine edge, but I'm not sure that it would be worth the effort considering I'm not sure how long it would retain that edge. Again, for $10, I can't complain. The handle is actually pretty nicely done, as I was a little unsure of how I would like the reddish wood finished handle, matched up to the black (I guess "tactical" is the buzzword these days) design of the blade and hilt. Now that I have the knife in hand, I think its actually a pretty decent matchup. The spring assisted blade is OK; it works kinda. Again, I've got pretty big hands, so it isn't any big deal that the blade kinda drags a little halfway through the opening flip (my fingers are strong enough to push on through the little resistance midway through the arc). Overall, I think it's a pretty decent knife for $10, and one that I can use, be rough with it, and not worry that I'm going to damage an expensive knife that I had invested in. I'm pleased with the purchase.

I carry this knife everyday as my EDC knife. I use it for everything from opening packages to carving. This knife has held up better than any knife I have ever owned period. The knife is smooth to open and close but, it is not wobbly. The blade is stable and locks firmly into place. I can deploy this knife in seconds with one hand which makes it absolutely invaluable. I cannot recommend this knife enough. Oh, the blade is razor sharp and I have only had to touch up the edge twice in 3 years of use.

I like the rosewood handle on this knife. Opens up very quickly. Sharp enough to cut through paper. The liner lock works very well. The clip is a little tight. A good knife.

Excelente producto

Excelente navaja

ME GUSTO TODO, EXELENTES MATERIALES, EXELENTE ACABADO, EXELENTE TAMAÑO, MUY BUEN PESO Y TOTALMENTE FUNCIONAL. ES LA NAVAJA IDEAL.

El seguro para que la hoja de la navaja no se cierre esta algo atascado, pensé que fue una mala compra por ese enorme problema, intente arreglarlo forzando cerrar el seguro metiéndole un desarmado de palta y funciono, ocupa qué forsegues el seguro para que se empiece a desgastar y puedo cerrarse, también tienes que tirar fuerte al afrirlo para que cierre más rápido el seguro. Iba a ser un regalo pero como ese seguro no funcionaba mejor no lo regale y cuando lo pude arreglar se la regale a otra persona. Otra cosa que no me gusto fue la "Madera" esta horriblemente chafa, no es como en la foto

A mi hermano le gustó, yo no me atreví a abrirla porque me dio miedo