Sanrenmu GB4-913P folding knife Pocket Knife EDC Black Textured

Update:I've now had this for a while and I'll say I still like it a lot. It's staying sharp and is still smooth opening and closing and locking well. Really nothing to add, it's as good as it was when I first got it.Original review:Received today. I normally wouldn't review something so early but since the description page lacks some details I hope this is helpful. Opens and closes smoothly and locks with a satisfying click (liner lock, if that's a concern to you). At $18 I was expecting a much lighter and more plastic feel to the handle, it seems very solidly built and is fairly heavy. There is no wobble in the blade either when open or during the opening/closing motion. The blade is reasonably sharp and I can open and close it with one hand (a little easier with the right hand but I am also right handed so I can't say for sure). If the clip was on the other end (so the hinge pointed down) it would be a bit easier to pull off a belt and then open with one hand.I'll update this review when I've used it more.

This is one of those knives that as soon as you pick it up you can just tell how sturdy it is. Nice thick liner for the lock and the detent is perfect in return making the knife fly out. The Phosphor Bronze washers create a smooth action. Dual thumb studs for the lefties and is tip down left or right carry. Blade shape is awesome and the serrations are done right. The G10 is smooth to medium traction. The only two small issues where that the lanyard hole is way to small and I would of liked to see the liner skeletonized but other then that I like it and I think it give the Rat 1 a run for the money.

I like it. It is solid, When You open this knife it has a nice firm snap. The blade opens smoothly and without any side to side play. I like the thick blade, it could be used and abused. I would not be afraid to pry or even dig at something (within reason) with this blade. The handle fits my hand and is not to thick in my pocket.The only down side I see are the Pocket Clip cant be moved to the tip up carry position (you have to turn it to open). The low price (I Paid $18) makes up for that and I have had other knives like that so it just take practice. This blade has some Quality to it that will make me watch Sanremu to see whats the next product from them.

Similar looking to the Benchmade Triage 915 with cheap steel instead of N680. Build quality is surprisingly good. For 1/8 the price of a Benchmade, most people would be very pleased with this Sanrenmu. I don't like the pocket clip location, but that's not a deal breaker. Opens smoothly and stays locked. Reasonably sharp out of the box, not hair-shaving sharp as the spyderco or benchmarks tend to be. A bit large for EDC if you are in a strict area. It is what I call palm-sized.

Hard to believe that a knife can feels so solid at this price point. I am still a huge fan of higher end knives and came across this one as an EDC (every day carry) disposable. I really like it. No blade play in any direction. Comfortable grip and shape. After a few days of "playing" with it the opening action is smooth. Thumb studs are a little large for my taste but tolerable. Jimping on the back doesn't serve much of a purpose, (in my opinion) and a solid liner lock make this an EDC knife that I'm not afraid to lose.

It's a nice looking knife but I'm having issues getting the blade centered. I've taken it apart and back together numerous times and yielded no improvements. The pivot washers could also be better (1 bronze, 2 very thin metallic, and 1 plastic washer). Shame, I have another knife from this company (smaller black knife with multifunction tools and aluminum scales) and that thing is a delight. This one just seems cheaper made in comparison to build quality.

Wow this thing is beefy and solidly constructed. It has has a good weight in hand and looks to have phosphorus washers. A lights carry EDC this thing is not, I will definitely be using this bad boy in my daily EDC rotation.

This is a great little knife for the price. I would compare it to the RAT1/RAT2 for quality and fit/finish. It's centered, solid, and well built. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a sub $25 EDC knife using this blade shape.