U23 Kumpanter Folding Utility Knife - Versatile EDC Knife with Quick-Release Blade, Compact Foldable Pocket Utility Knives - G10 OD Green

Great knife. Holds up really well.

I bought this on a whim. Not sure why as I have too many pocket knives as it is. I wanted to give this 5 stars. The fit and finish is impeccable. The action is super smooth and the lock engages perfectly. But, and it's a BIG but, the only gripe I have is the pocket clip. It's very tight, and if your pockets have reinforcement on them, think Riggs or Blåkläder work pants, it doesn't slide all of the way onto the fabric and sticks up almost ¼". If that was fixed, or a larger replacement clip was offered, I'd immediately give this knife a 5 out of 5. For regular pants or shorts without the reinforcement, the clip works just fine.

Well made and easy to grip. Thumb stud is nice for one hand opening. Warning, this is not a flipper.

I carry two razor knives ever day for work. I did a lot of research and chose this one. It did not disappoint! Super smooth action and my favorite part is how much blade you actually can use compared to other knives ! Purchase with confidence ! Thanks y’all for finally making a folder worth buying ! Stay frosty and GOD BLESS

This tool/knife is well packaged inside a resealable plastic outer shell holding a nice branded black nylon zipper carry pouch, with the knife sealed in plastic wrapping inside the pouch. Nothing fancy but very practical and giftable packaging. What we have here is a neat idea: a utility knife packed into a nice folding pocket/EDC knife form factor. It looks and works exactly like a compact liner lock pocket knife, only instead of a conventional blade, it has a standard utility blade holder. The fit and finish are good and so is the metal and G10 milling, with everything being well chamfered. The blade holder also came well centered between the liners. The opening action is pretty darn good, at least when it comes to the thumb studs. Thumb flicking and reverse flicking (using your middle finger) both work very well, with good access to the studs, smooth pivoting and appropriate detent strength. On the other hand, the front flipper action is a bit meh, with the blade/holder being too light for this kind of deployment. I mean, it’s doable and everything but does require some thought and effort put into it and seems more dangerous too, with the risk of you sending a very sharp blade flying across the room. So yeah, I don’t see myself using the front flipper much. The liner lockup is nice, with good surface contact and no blade play. The thumb access to the liner lock is good and it’s easy to disengage. The blade/holder drops shut with a bit of a shake. Basically, everything works and feels like a decent budget pocket knife. The blade holder holds standard disposable utility blades in a secure manner, with no play. The blades are also fairly easy to change, requiring loosening/removing a finger dial screw, replacing the blade and tightening the screw. Pretty straight-forward and decently fast. Still, having to keep track of a small screw is not ideal in a demanding work environment. So, I wouldn’t recommend this knife for that kind of use. The blade that came installed on the knife is nice and very sharp. I just wish that they had included some spares, especially considering the relatively high asking price. Ergonomically, this thing is just like a compact budget pocket knife. The G10 scales are comfortable and provide a good grip. There’s jimping on top and a very handy generous finger choil area, allowing you to comfortably choke down on the blade for some detail work. I wear Large size gloves and when I hammer grip this knife, all four of my fingers fit on the handle but just barely. If you have very large hands, you might experience reduced ergonomics. The pocket clip doesn’t create much of a hotspot. Speaking of the pocket clip, it’s a deep carry design and is reversible for lefty carry, which is always nice. Anyway, this is a really handy and portable little tool for basic stuff like opening packages and cutting up cardboard, as well as some light work tasks. It’s a combination of a good idea and execution. I’m glad that I ordered it and do recommend it!