EDC Pocket Knife Canyon, 3.2" D2 Steel Tanto Blade Flip Open,G10 Handle Small Folding Knife with Pocket Clip for Men Women, Sharp Camping Hiking Knives

I got this knife because I wanted something slim and lightweight, but also blacked-out (that's my style), and this knife checks off those boxes perfectly! It's also in D2 steel, which in my opinion, is still one of the best metals out there (just go watch some of the cut and stress testing videos on YouTube). I really like the reverse Tanto blade shape, too, because it's easy to resharpen, great for opening packages and cutting in general (and it looks cool). The blade flicks open super easy with the flipper tab, which is well placed and has some jimping on it. The blade was razor sharp out of the box. The knife overall is the perfect size for everyday carry in just about every environment - work, church, family time, or even at the gym. It's that light and slim, yet solid and sturdy because it's well built out of good materials. The only thing I can think of that would make this knife absolutely perfect (and I'm nitpicking here) is if the pocket clip was reversible. I'm a leftie, so that naturally came to mind. Overall, you can't beat this knife for the price if you want a slim, stylish, and well built knife that is perfect for everyday carry in just about any environment.

I’ve been carrying this pocketknife for a while now, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite everyday tools. The blade came razor sharp right out of the box and holds its edge really well, even after cutting rope, cardboard, and light wood. The action is smooth, the lock feels solid, and the handle has a great grip — comfortable enough for daily use and sturdy enough for tougher jobs. What really stands out is the build quality. It feels premium in the hand without being bulky, and the pocket clip keeps it secure but easy to access. I’ve used it on job sites, camping trips, and for random day-to-day tasks, and it’s never let me down. If you’re looking for a dependable EDC knife that balances performance, comfort, and style, this one’s hard to beat.

Light, sharp, has smooth action, and feels good in your hand. It's also got a sleek compact design that looks cool. The only gripe I have, is the locking mechanism is a little more difficult to get your thumb on and close then I'm used to. But honestly it's not a deal-breaker for me, I just have to put a slight touch more effort into closing it. Everything else about the knife is great.

Nice little blade for the money. Build quality feels solid, 8/10. Sharpness, in comparison to some of the sharpest blades in the world, solid 6/10, which is great for the price. Fit, excellent. Locking mechanism seems solid. I’ll update in the event of lock mechanism failure. Functionally, it’s great. Discrete and compact - Great for work use. Only problem is that the clip should be reversible.

I like this knife. It is very sleek and compact, but still provides an equivalent size blade to normal knives. There is no spring to wear out because it is held closed by a small steel dome on the blade that lands in a steel socket in the handle. When you pull the flipper hard enough to break the dome loose, the knife snaps open as if it was spring assist. You don’t have to pull the flipper any harder than you would on a Kershaw spring-assist knife. Ingenious design.

I’m unsure how to rate because I am returning because this just want my style. I can deal with a small knife but slim knives, I realized, aren’t my favorite. Remette makes a wonderful knife and trying to offer more budget options. This is one of those for under $30 at times. Comes with microfiber cloth. Knife has ceramic bearings, with smooth g10 scales that offer some grip thanks to some milled design. Liner lock design with good lock up. Steel liners that are not inset. Blade is made of D2 steel that is sharp with a good HRC rating. Back flipper is the only method of deployment and works well. The pocket clip is huge for the knife with a very large tale at the end. I feel like this was the largest flaw and a total afterthought of design. Overall, if you can find an aftermarket clip, your cutting tasks are light, and you just want something that is slim in your pocket this might be a good option.

Being an old man, I don't like change. Also, I've been carrying a knife every day for over 50 years and I believe a knife is supposed to look like all the ones every body expects to aee. Well, my wife bought this for me because she thought it was "cute' so I had to pretend it was wonderful. Of course, I actually hated it immediately, but because my wife bought it as a gift for me, I had to pretend it was amazing, fantastic, and perfect for my EDC knife. Now, after carrying and using it for a month, I believe it truly is all those things are true. It takes a nice edge and easy to sharpen. Just use some oil (I use knife oil) on the pivot and it opens and closes just like a knife costing three times as much. I have to admit she was right for once.

Bought 3 knives from this seller. 2 of them full size tantos with reverse edge "Gold" & "Damascus" style and 1 was the "EDC Pocket" Knife. EDC Pocket - Solid matte black finish. Lightweight, compact, came with cleaning cloth and tightening tool. Overall blade thickness was noticeably thin. Unsharpened non-reversed edge makes this feel like a glorified box cutter. Sharp point, DULLISH EDGE but sharper than the other 2. It did do better on the paper test than the other 2 and worked for wittling sticks. Verdict: A blades purpose is to cut. Main reason why I gave it 4 stars. For $40 a piece it should be sharp and complete. Not an amazing value in my opinion although they look really cool. Ill be keeping the "EDC Pocket" and "Damascus" blades just because I'm in my tanto knife tacticool EDC phase. If you want a knife that cuts itself out of the box you should spend your money on a knife sharpener Gold - Color was more of a matte bronze. Didnt have the seller brand name on the clip Came in a different box than the other 2 knives and was missing the cleaning cloth and star allen key tightening tool that other 2 knives came with. Seemed like it was returned to seller and shipped in a different box. Will be returning for a replacement. Damascus - Pattern looked a bit fuzzy up close but overall aesthetically clean, doubt that it is real damascus steel. Did have the seller brand name on clip. Came with cleaning cloth and tightening tool Gold & Damascus - Grip felt like cheap plastic but the fake leather combined with texture made for a good grip. Smooth flipping action, "Damascus" about 15% smoother flip than "Gold". Both had sharp points bit DULL EDGES that wouldn't even cut my skin.