NedFoss DA52 Pocket Knife for Men, 3.5" 8Cr14Mov Steel Folding EDC Knife

Great knife. Sturdy sharp and large. Can carry in the pocket, but is fairly large. I bought i because I liked the look. Also bought the smaller version. Love em both.

I own HUNDREDS of folding knives...... From 5 to 500 dollar knives. I own knives with just about every steel ever offered for folding knives..... I carry at least 3 knives on me every day. Point is, I know pocket knives and I know steel, and I know quality vs lousy flea market/gas station knives. Pros: For the price you are getting a hair shaving sharp knife made with a big fat chunk of decent budget steel. 8cr13mov steel is pretty good if heat treated well......Which this knife CLEARLY is. I beat the hell out of it today and its still sharp where other knives with this steel would not be The lock up is solid AF. This is a liner lock and it HAS NO blade play at all when in the open position. A very rare thing for even expensive liner lock knives. This also has the rarity of a liner lock that sits at 50% when open...... Super rare. It looks pretty nice and comes with a lock pin you can insert if you are planning on thumping on this thing. The blade is big.....I wish more knife companies would make knives with 4+ inch blade knives. I'm tired of all the teeny little sissy knives. Cons. It's heavy AF..... I didn't weight it but even for a large folding knife this is heavy. Not the end of the world but it def wants to pull your pants down. Even though the lock up is super solid, the liner lock itself is pretty thin. It shouldn't matter much because if you are going loony on the knife you have the lock pin, but still. The ergonomics aren't the best. It has a pretty square grip to it and the pocket clip is a definite hot spot when gripping the knife. The liner lock while being easy to actuate is so prominent that it makes the front finger groove pretty uncomfortable. Overall I can't complain enough to give it less than 5 stars with a price under 28 bucks. It's def worth more than that if you ask me. Especially how incredibly sharp it came from the factory.

My husband absolutely loves loves loves this knife. He uses it every single day at work to the point that he ended up accidentally losing one of the screws that held the one side of the wood handle on. He used loctite on the others so they wouldn't fall out. When I contacted customer service, they were extremely fast and immediately sent us out a replacement. Not only did they send a replacement they actually sent a full set of screws as a replacement. They did let us know that it would be a little bit slow because it would be coming direct from their factory overseas however all communication was extremely fast and direct. Will purchase from them again. Still a very beautiful knife. Hubby says easy to sharpen and the edge stays durable for quite a while. Much larger than you think it is so get a ruler lol.

Quality is descent, blade is sharp, finish is not bad. Bearing could be smoother

Well made from top quality materials. The D2 steel blade is recognized for holding a durable edge through heavy use. The hinge pin on the knife is large and provides superior strength. The blade opens smoothly and reliably every time. The lock up is very solid with very little blade laxity. This is an excellent, strong folder That will withstand heavy use. A high quality knife for a reasonable price. A no brained.

Beautiful knife, exceptional craftsmanship, really sharp!

Not bad at all, but the three screws for the belt clip came loose within a few weeks. I lost one of the screws, I'll put the other two in with Loctite but with one screw missing the belt clip probably won't stay in place. Also, the belt clip is on the wrong end you can't pull the knife out of your pocket and flip it open quickly because of that. Other than that, the knife is big and heavy and I like it. But as soon as you get it take all the screws out one at a time put a little Loctite on them and put them back in. Maybe the manufacturer will realize the mistake and put the belt clip on the other end.

July 2026: My new yard knife. Haven't ran into anything it hasn't been able to cut through yet. Sharp, sturdy knife.