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product_id: 722802735
title: "NedFoss Pocket Knife, EDC Folding Pocket Knife with Clip, G10 Handle, Button Lock, Compact Cool Knives for Men Every Day Carry, Outdoor Activities"
brand: "nedfoss"
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# G10 handle with ring - ergonomic grip & control 2.35" 7Cr17MoV steel blade - durable & sharp Button lock - secure & reliable NedFoss Pocket Knife, EDC Folding Pocket Knife with Clip, G10 Handle, Button Lock, Compact Cool Knives for Men Every Day Carry, Outdoor Activities

**Brand:** nedfoss
**Price:** ₨21058
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🗡️ Slice through your day with style and precision — never miss a moment!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** NedFoss Pocket Knife, EDC Folding Pocket Knife with Clip, G10 Handle, Button Lock, Compact Cool Knives for Men Every Day Carry, Outdoor Activities by nedfoss
- **How much does it cost?** ₨21058 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- nedfoss enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted nedfoss brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ergonomic Command:** G10 solid handle with finger ring offers a stable, comfortable grip designed for seamless control and rapid deployment.
- • **Precision Toughness:** Crafted with a 2.35-inch 7Cr17MoV stainless steel blade for exceptional edge retention and wear resistance, ready for any challenge.
- • **Lock & Load Confidence:** Equipped with a robust button lock mechanism ensuring your blade stays firmly in place during every use—safety meets speed.
- • **Everyday Adventure Ready:** Compact and lightweight with a reversible pocket clip and durable nylon sheath, this EDC knife is your go-to for camping, hunting, and urban exploration.
- • **Tactical Style Statement:** Not just a tool—an expression of readiness and cool, perfect for professionals who demand function with flair.

## Overview

The NedFoss Pocket Knife is a compact, folding EDC tool featuring a 2.35-inch 7Cr17MoV stainless steel blade known for toughness and edge retention. Its G10 handle with finger ring ensures a secure, ergonomic grip, complemented by a reliable button lock and reversible pocket clip for versatile carry. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts and professionals alike, this knife balances tactical durability with everyday practicality, making it an essential companion for adventure and urban life.

## Description

Key Features: ❤ 2.35" 7Cr17MoV steel blade for excellent toughness ❤ G10 solid handle with ring offer a safe stable grip ❤ Includes button lock and convenient pocket clip ❤ A durable nylon knife sheath includ ❤ Made for outdoor adventure, camping, hunting and fishing, with this everyday carry folding knife you are prepared for all adventures. Specifications: ✔ Whole length: 16cm ( 6.3" ) ✔ Blade's length: 6cm ( 2.35" ) ✔ Blade Material: 7Cr17Mov Steel ✔ Lock Type: Button Lock Includes ✔ 1 piece of pocket knife ✔ 1 piece of durable sheath

Review: Seriously, this thing came up when I searched for the Reate Exo-K on desertcart. I’ve always found it interesting how desertcart allows a bunch of cheap clones of knives that “might not be legal” in all states but not the pricey originals. Well, this knife is definitely not an Exo-K clone but is very similar “in spirit”. I’m guessing that it must be a clone of an older model expensive folding karambit. I can see this version sold by at least one other “cheap knife” brand on desertcart. How is it? Well, the build quality is solid. Everything is machined and milled rather well. The scales are held in place by T6 screws, while the pivots and some other moving part junctions are T8. The pocket clip is reversible for left side or reverse grip ready carry. Overall, the fit and finish are solid, and everything is put together well. Can’t really pick on anything specific, especially considering the price. The hawksbill blade is made from Chinese 7Cr17MoV stainless steel. It is definitely a budget steel but is perfectly fine for a knife like this. Honestly, people get too hung up on fancy knife steels. I have a “gas station” karambit that I’ve been using to cut up cardboard for half a year straight and it’s still sharp. That one only has the supposedly lowly 3Cr17MoV! Unfortunately, this NedFoss knife came as the dullest karambit I’ve ever bought, which is disappointing. It definitely doesn’t slice paper like the one in the product listing video! I mean, it will still do “the job” but I like my karambits to also be able to do the regular everyday cutting stuff well. I think that I will keep this blade dull while I get used to handling and deployment and then will try to sharpen it using a ceramic rod. Speaking of deployment, the best feature of this knife is obviously it’s unique action which provides for rapid deployment, as well as some fun fidgeting. It is undeniably fun and “cool” and works rather well. The pinky in the ring, blade edge down deployment is pretty much seamless – press the button, do a little wrist flick, close remaining fingers around the handle and you’re ready to go. On the other hand, the “reverse grip” (index finger in the ring, edge up) deployment, which is how you’re supposed to use a karambit for defensive purposes, took some tweaking and practice to get right for me. When I first started, I tended to leave the button pressed when flicking my wrist, which caused the locking lug to bounce back. I had to train myself to let go of the button and then flick. It became easier after I smoothed things out via oiling and break in, as well as adjusted both pivots to have an equal amount of tension. At this point, I can quick deploy and lock in reverse grip nearly every time and even when it fails, a second wrist flick always completes it. So, if you’re not having too much luck quick deploying this blade smoothly at first, don’t get discouraged. Also, the plunger lock button is positioned and designed well. I never had it pushe and release the lug without intent. I do wish that there was a way to lock the blade folded one-handed, but you always need the other hand to rotate the spring-tensioned locking lug towards the plunge lock. That’s the only disappointing thing about the action on this knife. I do wonder about how this knife will hold up over time with so many moving parts. The product listing doesn’t mention anything about the good ole Ned providing any warranty. 😊 Other than the distinct hawksbill blade, the main attribute of any karambit knife is the finger ring. It is crucial that it’s implemented correctly and many cheap karambits get it wrong. Unfortunately, this brings me to my biggest issues with this knife. First, the ring diameter is narrower than it needs to be. It fits my fingers but not in the most comfortable way. Plus, I have well-proportioned fingers. If you suffer from “fat fingers”, this karambit is probably not for you. Also, while the inside edges of the ring are not “sharp” per se, they are sharp enough to bite into your finger when doing quick-deployment drills and karambit tricks. It’s not slicing through my skin or anything like that but is causing noticeable discomfort. It definitely needs to come more knocked down/rounded. Luckily, it’s not anything that a dremel with a metal polish bit won’t fix but this should’ve been done at the factory! Overall, despite some rough edges with the design and implementation, this is a heck of a fun knife for the money! In fact, the price is so good that I’m not even going to take a star off for the flaws.
Review: Great materials unique strudy build. I love the locking mechanism. Blade came very sharp 🔪 case was bulky and not custom to the knife but it does fit. Wouldn't use it honestly would make it take even longer to open which is already an Interesting process given the design of the knife. If you need a knife like this when it matters I wouldn't chose a blade that takes so much effort to open quickly and efficiently. The fastest technique I could come up with to open, lock the blade and get the handle in a ready position to strike takes more time then I would be comfortable with in a life threatening situation. It is a lot of fun very cool knife to show off some tricks with. the locking mechanism is very sturdy totally worth the money. Great product

## Features

- 👍 NedFoss everyday carry pocket knife with 2.35" 7Cr17MoV steel blade for excellent toughness, edge retention and wear resistance.
- 👍 G10 solid handle with ring offer a safe stable grip with gentle contour and comfortable in-hand feel
- 👍 Feature rich handle includes button lock and convenient pocket clip, locks securely into place with button lock.
- 👍 The pocket knife is made for outdoor adventure, camping, hunting and fishing, with this everyday carry folding knife you are prepared for all adventures.
- 👍 This small pocket knife is designed to provide tactical durability and versatility with exceptional value. Keep this EDC knife in your pocket and carry it everywhere.
- 👍 NOTE: Please make sure the button lock is locked before use.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07TNJNWF6 |
| Age Range | all year around, men, women, father, dad, boys, girl |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #12,787 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #28 in Pocketknives |
| Blade Edge | Compound Bevel |
| Blade Length | 2.35 Inches |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Brand | NedFoss |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (710) |
| Date First Available | 16 May 2020 |
| Features | Foldable, Lightweight, Pocket Clip |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Included Components | Pocket Clip, Sheath |
| Item model number | HDZD |
| Manufacturer | NedFoss |
| Package Dimensions | 15.39 x 7.8 x 3.61 cm; 167.26 g |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Style | American |

## Product Details

- **Age range (description):** all year around, men, women, father, dad, boys, girl
- **Brand:** NedFoss
- **Model name:** NedFoss Pocket Knife
- **Recommended uses for product:** Camping, EDC, Fishing, Hiking, TAC
- **Special features:** Foldable, Lightweight, Pocket Clip

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can it be opened left handed with one hand?**
A: Yes, but you must know a little skill.

**Q: Has anyone used this knife to cut hay strings/netting on large hay bales for livestock?**
A: It would probably work for that. It's kind of a novelty knife. Half karambit half butterfly knife. It has decent construction. Is a fairly solid piece. If you're looking for one handed, a regular butterfly knife or an automatic would probably work better. But it is fun to flip around once you get the hang of it.

**Q: Where is it made**
A: Unknown, not stamped on knife. Threw box away. My guess would be China.

**Q: Is it easy to deploy this knif from your pocket to the ready position using one hand? And is the clip reversable**
A: Yes it has a reversible clip but it reverses sides not top/bottom but I don't think "tip up" vs "tip down" really matters with this design... It is possible to deploy one handed but it takes finesse and a little practice. I'll try my best to explain how I do it haha. From my back pocket I have the clip oriented so the unlock button is facing away from the body and on the side of the knife that matches your strong hand (Im right handed so button is on right side). To draw/open the knife hook your pinky finger through the ring and pinch only the button half on the knife between your thumb and your remaining fingers (pinky still hooked through ring for stability) Depress the button (i do it with my middle finger) and gently flick the other handle open while simultaneously releasing the button. Once the other half is mostly in the open position, release your grip and re-grip the knife squeezing it so it locks. Dont try to this fast or forcibly because the locking luck will probably flip around and smack into your finger pretty hard. Still havent figured out how to safely close it one handed lol.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by M***N on 11 January 2024*

Seriously, this thing came up when I searched for the Reate Exo-K on Amazon. I’ve always found it interesting how Amazon allows a bunch of cheap clones of knives that “might not be legal” in all states but not the pricey originals. Well, this knife is definitely not an Exo-K clone but is very similar “in spirit”. I’m guessing that it must be a clone of an older model expensive folding karambit. I can see this version sold by at least one other “cheap knife” brand on Amazon. How is it? Well, the build quality is solid. Everything is machined and milled rather well. The scales are held in place by T6 screws, while the pivots and some other moving part junctions are T8. The pocket clip is reversible for left side or reverse grip ready carry. Overall, the fit and finish are solid, and everything is put together well. Can’t really pick on anything specific, especially considering the price. The hawksbill blade is made from Chinese 7Cr17MoV stainless steel. It is definitely a budget steel but is perfectly fine for a knife like this. Honestly, people get too hung up on fancy knife steels. I have a “gas station” karambit that I’ve been using to cut up cardboard for half a year straight and it’s still sharp. That one only has the supposedly lowly 3Cr17MoV! Unfortunately, this NedFoss knife came as the dullest karambit I’ve ever bought, which is disappointing. It definitely doesn’t slice paper like the one in the product listing video! I mean, it will still do “the job” but I like my karambits to also be able to do the regular everyday cutting stuff well. I think that I will keep this blade dull while I get used to handling and deployment and then will try to sharpen it using a ceramic rod. Speaking of deployment, the best feature of this knife is obviously it’s unique action which provides for rapid deployment, as well as some fun fidgeting. It is undeniably fun and “cool” and works rather well. The pinky in the ring, blade edge down deployment is pretty much seamless – press the button, do a little wrist flick, close remaining fingers around the handle and you’re ready to go. On the other hand, the “reverse grip” (index finger in the ring, edge up) deployment, which is how you’re supposed to use a karambit for defensive purposes, took some tweaking and practice to get right for me. When I first started, I tended to leave the button pressed when flicking my wrist, which caused the locking lug to bounce back. I had to train myself to let go of the button and then flick. It became easier after I smoothed things out via oiling and break in, as well as adjusted both pivots to have an equal amount of tension. At this point, I can quick deploy and lock in reverse grip nearly every time and even when it fails, a second wrist flick always completes it. So, if you’re not having too much luck quick deploying this blade smoothly at first, don’t get discouraged. Also, the plunger lock button is positioned and designed well. I never had it pushe and release the lug without intent. I do wish that there was a way to lock the blade folded one-handed, but you always need the other hand to rotate the spring-tensioned locking lug towards the plunge lock. That’s the only disappointing thing about the action on this knife. I do wonder about how this knife will hold up over time with so many moving parts. The product listing doesn’t mention anything about the good ole Ned providing any warranty. 😊 Other than the distinct hawksbill blade, the main attribute of any karambit knife is the finger ring. It is crucial that it’s implemented correctly and many cheap karambits get it wrong. Unfortunately, this brings me to my biggest issues with this knife. First, the ring diameter is narrower than it needs to be. It fits my fingers but not in the most comfortable way. Plus, I have well-proportioned fingers. If you suffer from “fat fingers”, this karambit is probably not for you. Also, while the inside edges of the ring are not “sharp” per se, they are sharp enough to bite into your finger when doing quick-deployment drills and karambit tricks. It’s not slicing through my skin or anything like that but is causing noticeable discomfort. It definitely needs to come more knocked down/rounded. Luckily, it’s not anything that a dremel with a metal polish bit won’t fix but this should’ve been done at the factory! Overall, despite some rough edges with the design and implementation, this is a heck of a fun knife for the money! In fact, the price is so good that I’m not even going to take a star off for the flaws.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by E***F on 27 April 2020*

Great materials unique strudy build. I love the locking mechanism. Blade came very sharp 🔪 case was bulky and not custom to the knife but it does fit. Wouldn't use it honestly would make it take even longer to open which is already an Interesting process given the design of the knife. If you need a knife like this when it matters I wouldn't chose a blade that takes so much effort to open quickly and efficiently. The fastest technique I could come up with to open, lock the blade and get the handle in a ready position to strike takes more time then I would be comfortable with in a life threatening situation. It is a lot of fun very cool knife to show off some tricks with. the locking mechanism is very sturdy totally worth the money. Great product

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***. on 9 December 2025*

This is one of the coolest karambits! The action is extremely smooth. Its best to close it up with two hands, but deployment is fast one handed swing. I did have to adjust one of the pivot screws so I used a drop of thread lock on both pivot screws and adjusted them. Then let it set for a long while. It works perfectly now 👌

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