CJRB Pyrite-Light Pocket Knife, Folding Knife with 3.34'' AR-RPM9 Steel Blade Small EDC Knife with Pocket Clip for Men Women, Camping Survival Hiking Knives J1945 Blue

I just got this knife, and I love it. Yes, the handle is plastic - but it is very comfortable to grip and the knife maintains a good balance when opened. The blade (I chose black) is very sharp and sharp-looking, and I like the combo of the blue handle and the black blade. The opening mechanism is very smooth, though it takes a few reps to get it dialed in - true of any knife. It locks securely and easily. You need to make sure you don't close it on your fingers, true of any folding knife. Just like any knife, it gets tape residue on it if you use it to open boxes (Amazon should send you one when you join Prime - ha! - It's already opened a few boxes). As another reviewer mentioned, rubbing alcohol works well to remove, but you may have to soak it for a few minutes. I have owned a knife that was 10 times this much, and this is as good, if not better, as far as feel, size, looks, and function. The finger guard at the fold is reassuring that you won't accidentally slip the blade into your grip, much better than the pricey knife. It even came with a very sheik case and one of the most hefty cleaning cloths I've ever seen. All in all, a great knife and a great deal. Highly recommend.

Very nice ED. Light is really accurate for this knife. Handle materials utilized are excellent at supporting the function of this EDC knife. Are you going to baton your firewood within knife?, no, well maybe once. lol However for an unobtrusive, full-size blade and handle in an extremely hand friendly lightweight. This ones perfect. Wharncliff blade is new to me but I am actually appreciating it. Greased lightning opening, zero wobble blade locked securely. A smooth button release, great economical blade.

Really like this blade. Comfortable handle, black oxide won't rust, flips open with one hand, closes easily, razor sharp out of the box but it does dull fairly quickly with use. Also very lightweight and slim design. My favorite budget EDC blade.

It's fine. Especially for the price. Very sharp out the box. Cuts well. The only thing to consider is the blade and body are thinner than you'd expect so for my hands personally it's just a little too "flimsy" feeling. I'm positive for an EDC with reasonable use and expectations it's a fantastic option especially for its price, and I may just have a bias to heavier built knives though. Tbh if the handle was a little thicker and heavier and the blade was a smidge thicker I'd probably love it , HOWEVER I understand the point of this knife is to be light , thin, and for light work and for those things it seems excellent.

I already own the Pyrite XL in Green Micarta, which is a favorite of mine mainly due to it's ergonomics. This standard sized Pyrite was too tempting to pass up. Unlike some people, I like FRN knives and this Pyrite is a well made example of an FRN knife. The FRN is kind of smooth, but not slippery feeling. The scales are light weight and yet are still stiff enough to have a great deal less flex than the XL Micarta version does. The use of non-weight relived liners helps add to the stiffness of the nested liners. The ergonomics are extremely good for the price point we are at and the steel is decent. The action is smooth and snappy, but opens relatively quietly. The pocket clip is recessed slightly and has recessed screws, which really helps the ergonomics out. I prefer the thumb stud on this design because it allows for effortless opening using the most commonly known way of opening pocket knives, which means anyone can use it with ease. The button lock operates smoothly and has zero stick, but locks the blade in place nicely. The sheepsfoot blade shape is incredibly useful and has great cutting geometry along with a generous choil for those of you who like to choke up on the blade. This knife is good enough even with the choil that I still give it 5 stars. Great value for the dollar spent and a phenomenal gift idea for knife newbies and people who appreciate good knives alike. Now for a rant about choils. I don't like choils on medium to large folding knives because it reduces the overall length of the cutting edge which makes me wonder why you wouldn't just carry a smaller knife if you want what is effectively a smaller blade. Choils are effectively traps where whatever you are cutting drops into the choil and suddenly you are trying to tear your way through whatever you were trying to cut. That is infuriating when you just want to get the cutting task done and don't want to have to watch how deep your blade is inserted to avoid getting the choil hung up on it. I sincerely wish this trend of adding choils to every blade under the sun would stop, because it is a feature that only appeals to people who love features for the sake of features rather than actual function considering the task at hand. Choils are good on very small knives with handles too small for a full grip on the knife and bushcraft knives that are intended to be used to chop things and be a more jack of all trades kind of knife. Choils are terrible on everything else.

Great knife. Love the blade style. Very smooth opening.. knife is sturdy blade is straight handle is comfortable.

Built well, grip feels good in the hand. I have bigger hands and the knife fits well for me, looks great and holds an edge well. Want a few more to have as spares

The Pyrite has been a runaway success for Artisan/CJRB and rightly so. This version feels like an entirely different knife due to the tweaked dimensions, blade shape, and handle material. Given the price point, it's a home run. While not considered as premium a handle material as G10 or stainless steel, the implementation of FRN scales over full steel liners act feels pretty great in my opinion This is due to the use of high quality FRN with very clean molding (no seams), a subtle imbeddex texture, and most importantly contouring. Centering is perfect, as is action and lockup- which is more than I can say about many button locks costing much more. My only minor grip is that the thumbstuds they chose are rather small and pointy, which makes fidgeting with the knife less enjoyable than it could be with a larger and more rounded stud. That aside, this knife sets a new standard for value which other companies will have to recon with.

Sehr gutes Messer! Optimales Altagsmesser um Pakete zu öffnen oder sonstige Aufgaben im Haushalt oder Garten zu erledigen. Die Verarbeitung ist sehr gut und die Klinge ist sehr scharf. Auch das öffnen über den Daumenpin ist super und der Buttonlock funktioniert auch ohne Probleme. Eigentlich ist alles so wie man es sich beim Kauf wünscht. Von mir gibt es eine absolute Kaufempfehlung

Couteau format moyen, pour un tarif contenu (moins de 40€). (le couteau ouvert fait malgré tout 19.3cm avec une lame de 8.48cm) La lame est en acier inoxydable AR-RPM9 (HRC 59-61) avec une finition noire. La forme de la lame "Wharncliff" ressemble un peu au "Sheepfoot" mais la courbure est plus longue, le pin au dessus de la lame est très agréable et le casse goutte sous la lame rajoute un emplacement pour la prise en main. Je trouve que l'ensemble est très cohérent niveau design et c'est EDC avec pas mal de chien. La prise en main est très agréable et le couteau est relativement léger. Le "button lock" est très agréable et offre une ouverture/fermeture très fluide. Le couteau est ambidextre au sens ou vous pouvez changer de côté le clip (avec un coup de torx). Le manche bleu est en nylon renforcé de fibre de verre (FRN) L'ensemble est livré dans une petite pochette, avec un chiffon pour l'entretien. J'ai rajouté une petite dragonne histoire de dire et d'assurer dans certains cas la prise en main. Ah oui niveau finition c'est nickel, rien ne bouge, toute est centré : un travail impeccable.

Léger, tranchant, facile d'entretien "retrouve un tranchant très acceptable juste après quelques passage au fusil" ouverture fermeture fluide, manche en FRN très confortable "pas testé sous la pluie", bref un très EDC pour pas cher en plus.

Bon edc,ouverture fluide, système button lock efficace,leger,bon design

Couteau génial, très satisfait