GANZO F753M1 Pocket Folding Knife G-10 Anti-Slip Handle with Clip 440C Stainless Steel Blade Camping Fishing Outdoor Folder EDC Knife (Black)

This is a high-quality knife, good balance, smooth operation, stays locked. Easy to fold. It's been my everyday carry for a while now. The orange grip makes sure I never misplace it. The clip is sturdy when I'm clipping inside my hip pocket. Blade stays sharp. Overall, this is an excellent knife at a great price. I bought it to replace a Benchmade Mini Griptilillian I accidentally broke the blade on and never got it fixed. I've had other inexpensive knives that quit locking or seize up, and this one has been an absolute champ.

For not having bearings its pretty smooth. Its centered and sharp with a solid lock up. Great little budgen knife

GANZO really gives you good quality knives at the price point. They don’t use super premium materials, but they use good materials, and more importantly they have good quality knives. The fit & finish is always good, they have at least minimal HRC, and a lot of different variations. They been strong for a decade for a reason. This is a 7” knife 3” on the blade, 4” on the handle. Very lightweight at 2.8oz, strong detent, good action, and sharp out box. Ergos feel good on hand with a slim handle, good tension on the reversible pocket clip. Making this knife totally ambidextrous. Another good offering from Ganzo, they know who they are and give you affordable knives with nice quality.

I don't normally review items but this deserves it. First off when it arrived I was pleasantly surprised in the package it came in. It came in a nice box similar to what other knives come in that are ten times the cost of this knife. Inside the box was the knife and a little draw string cloth tote of which I wont be using but is still nice. They also included a bandaid which I thought was a funny little touch. Now for the knife itself. I didn't have very high expectations because of the price range but I was pleasantly surprised at the build quality. The action is smooth with zero grittiness and flawless lock up. There is zero blade play when open and when closed it is perfectly centered. The blade retention is right on point and I have no worries about the knife opening in my pocket. Out of the box you won't be easily able to flick the knife open and close and the access lock will most likely be alittle stiff. You can bend the access lock springs to make it less stiff but I'd use caution as this may make the lock too loose causing unintended unlocks when using the knife. You can also adjust the pivot screws to flick the knife open and closed easier but it's finite and too much will cause blade play. The hardware and thumb studs are an anodized blue and the pocket clip is a standard affair that offer left or right tip up carry. The blade itself is 440c with a dull polish that's done very well with Lazer etched logos on both sides of the blade. The knife out of the box was sharp but not hair popping sharp so I reprofiled the edge to 40 degrees inclusive and it flies through my arm hair. The knife takes an adge very well and wasn't difficult to sharpen. I bought this knife as a beater because of the price and I feel it's one of the best super budget knives you could get. I'm not a fan of Ganzos copy cat knives but this one is a nice step in the right direction. I've tried to think of cons but it's next to impossible at this price point, if I had to think of one it would be the placement of the thumb studs. They could have been placed differently for a better thumb purchase for opening. Other than that you get a lot of bang for your buck and I'm personally more than satisfied with this little gem.

Best bang for the buck! Ganzo takes “budget EDC” to the next level with the quality and materials you get for the cost. As an avid knife guy I much more enjoy carrying a quality blade that doesn’t break the bank in case it’s lost or damaged. I will do things with this knife that I will never do with my Spyderco knife collection because of the cost. I own 4 Ganzo knives and they are made well. There is nothing wrong with their 440c and let’s be honest, most folks including me don’t need an uber steel for their daily needs. The Ganzo 440c is easily sharpened and holds an edge well for the blade steel chemistry. The action is stiff initially… it needs to break in. Use some KPL in the pivot and play with it for a little while. It breaks in very nicely indeed.

I bought two of these in carbon fiber back when Ganzo was a fledgling company. When I saw them for the same price or less all these years later, I wondered how they were doing it. The answer? It's smaller. Buy this knife if you're already familiar with knives and know how to maintain them. The upside: You get a good-looking beater knife that's sharp out of the box. The blade steel is dated, but it's stainless and sharpens easily. The downside: You're unfortunately going to be the last step in the manufacturing process. These things ship dry as a bone, and the action will be very stiff. If you want to flick this knife open and shut, you'll need to disassemble, clean, and lube everything. After a minor amount of adjustment during reassembly, the action works as desired.

This knife is razor sharp out the box, for the price of $20 it has a grand appearance. The quality is very solid and makes a great everyday knife. Work, camping, in the shop. It's great!

This is a decent knife for they money. In a way, it makes you realize how much margin Benchmade has in the Bugout when they put in 2x more quality but sell them for 5x more money. The Ganzo, as you can see in the pictures uses very poor quality screws and studs. They are not all the same shade of blue! Also, inside of the Torx holes, there appears to be some dirt or gunk caked inside (also visible in the pictures). Mine, out of the box, was stiff and no where close to some of the videos I’ve seen where the blade drops shut. I had to disassemble the whole thing and clean out some of the thread lock that had overflowed into the pivot. While I had it apart, I loosened the lock a bit by tweaking the springs. All of that really helped the overall action. Now, it’s just a matter of flipping it a couple hundred times. The scales are nice and feel as good as most. The pocket clip has the right amount of tension but it would be nice for it to be a deep pocket version. The blade came sharp but needed more sharpening to smooth things out and for it to be really sharp. If you don’t expect Benchmade or even Civivi quality and you won’t be disappointed. This is my first Ganzo and I am not overwhelmed and will not buy another. In contrast, when I got my first Civivi, I immediately ordered another within minutes of opening the box. But, this will be my only Ganzo. No problem, happy to have it in my collection and it will have a lot of company from other brands.

Tremenda...con un gran filo, un peso adecuado...la calidad de Spydeco a precio infimo.

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Sieht sehr wertig aus und fühlt sich auch so an. Ist aus der Schachtel schon ordenlich scharf. Die Mechanik ist noch etwas schwergängig, aber durch häufigen Gebrauch wird es garantiert besser.

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