JIN Rhino Small Pocket Knife for Men, Button Lock EDC, Folding Knife Kit, 2" 9Cr18Mov Satin Blade, Jade G10 Handle, Gift for Men Women, Razor Sharp Camping Knives

This knife is sweet for an inexpensive edc, that is cool to put together and is an awesome fidget device also! I've gotten a few knifes recently and one was over $70 bucks! But this little knife for under $40 bucks was cool to put together, a sweet sharp blade and something cool to keep me busy while watching TV. This knife is just fun to open and close. You really just can't go wrong with this little knife. To top it all off, this thing is pretty tough for a 2" blade! If your on the fence, just do it, you'll be happy you did...

I bought this on a whim and was pleasantly surprised. Assembly: Assembly was easy with the supplied instructions and tools. They do include several different strengths of springs for the button lock. I installed the light spring but ended up preferring the stronger spring. I have disassembled the knife a couple of times since, and the parts are not showing any wear. The knife has a lot going for it for its price. It boasts a solidly locking button lock with decent closed detent, inset liners, deep carry pocket clip, and your choice of opening hole, thumb stud, or front flipper. The blade is short but stout. It is thin behind the edge and slices with ease. With the thumb studs set all the way back, you can use all of the edge. The harpoon hump of the spine of the blade offers a good place for your thumb to rest when bearing down. 9Cr18Mov is a decent budget steel. Very stainless, sharpens easily, but lacks in edge retention. A strop every few days after normal use will keep it sharp. In heavy use, you will need to sharpen the blade regularly. The handles are natural g10 with medium texture on top. With the inset liners bolstering the pillar standoffs, there is no flex when squeezed. The action is smooth and snappy. The hole was not easy for me to use, but the thick thumb studs are perfect. The jumping on the blade grabs the thumb for using the front flipper. The knife will not open unless violently shaken repeatedly. In the pocket only the very tip of the scales peek above the pocket. Overall, an excellent knife kit that features a good button lock mechanism for $30.

I was curious about this kit. I had carried a Boker Subcom for years and I lost it. I was looking for a small edc. When the kit came in, I was like a little kid. It went together great. It is on bearings and I was interested how much difference they made. I carry it quite often and I love the bearings. I don't miss the subcom other than some memories. It holds a edge very well. Highly recommend. I bought the natural (jade).

Fun to play with not to eat. But over all great knife!

Perfect size and shape for pocket carry. Great opening snap with the flipper (i did not install thumbstud). Blade and handle geometry are ideal for cutting tasks in tight spaces or on countertop. Easy and fun to assemble. There are different spring options for the button lock. Amazing value for a tidy EDC. Would totally get more if there were more handle scale options.

This is a very handy little knife. Blade is quality steel and sharp out of the box. Assembly was simple. Looking forward to the new version with the Sandvik blade.

Super blade quality. Extremely sharp. Love the color. Purchased a second one for my son and we built them together. Great knife.

This is a smaller, 5th pocket knife. It has a small but comfortable grip, especially while using the finger choil. You can get a solid five finger grip. There’s Multiple forms of deployment, front flipper, blade hole or thumb studs. The button lock and springs work well for a plunge lock. All around it’s a solid, very useful smaller knife that fills the hand when using it. Blade steel is 9Cr18Mov. Extra springs were included. It’s fun building this knife then putting it to use. I’m enjoying this knife very much.