SENBON 440A stainless steel pocket folding Japanese Bread knife Natural Olive Handle Camping trip Outdoor Portable Serrated knife

Kinda sharp, tried a 17° first and went to 24° edge worked best for me, then I could slice tomatoes paper thin, fits in my knife block open, good looking handle and blade would buy again!

This seems a well made knife. It was larger than I pictured. If you are in the USA be sure to check with your local laws on blade length restrictions for folding knives for carrying before you put it in your pocket (my current state has no restriction but it is good to check). The wood is lovely and fells light in the hand. It is sharpen well across the full blade. I could not find it in the description, but it is single bevel, which is completely expected for a Japanese knife, but makes it best suited for a right handed person for any lefties looking. I have had practice in sharpening blades such as this to work better for my left hand so I will be getting my stones out.My only trouble was I think this will be my last use of next day shipping for something I actually need next day as it now seems 50/50 if it will come or be delayed. This was delayed so we didn't have it for a camping trip so I had to figure something else out. Still, It's a solid blade so I will keep it for the future.

Feels solid. Lock mechanism is secure. Arrived very sharp. Handle is a little sharp on the edges but for the price it's fine. Overall a pretty decent knife.

This is a comprehensive set of knives for your camp kitchen, and easy to take just one backpacking with the included burlap bag for each knife. They feel great in the hand and look quite beautiful. The folding cutting board even has a garlic grater built in. There is room for a whetstone. Even the box it came in is reusable if you take out the insert. It is sturdy, with a magnetic close, and attractive enough to store things. I currently have a collection of whetstones stored inside. I highly recommend this set.

The media could not be loaded. I love knives, and I love to cook. I wanted some excellent kitchen knives to travel with so I can cook with my preferred set. I looked through so many and chose these after sitting in my cart for some time. I LOVE these knives. They are a good zie, I have very small hands and these are easy for me to use, but husband's has are much larger and he found them comfortable to use for chopping. These knives have a heavy wood handle, gives excellent grip, and extremely sharp. I mean really sharp. even whipping the blade to clean off the chopped garlic with my finger I slightly cut myself. They do clean easily and I leave them open to dry before closing the blade. Just be really careful with them, they are ninja sharp .

A little heavy for travel but worth having around for all around cutting need. Been having issues with a travel knife for cutting up fruits and food while traveling without rusting up or requires sharpening much. This fits the bill for an affordable price. Very sharp out of the box. Only issue is it's heavy! Wished it was a bit lighter but then again, it works really well so far.

Great little knife. I purchased it for keeping it in with my camping gear it stayed in my truck and I forgot about and one day I needed to cut up some avocado's and grabbed it out of the truck and so far I've been using it on the regular at work it's very handy if you need to cut up some jalapenos or anything else. It comes with a decent pouch to keep dust or dirty off of it and the quality very good and pretty sharp out of the box. Definitely going to buy another one.

Bought this to cut fruit at my bar. Seriously, even the snottiest of craft cocktailers are terrible with knives. Like they've never worked in a restaurant and not heard chefs scream about knife care.I've tried bring in good knives and insist they be sheathed when not in use and only used on wood or plastic boards. They will use them on metal in a pinch. They will store them, blade down, in a metal shaker with other metal tools.While they saw through citrus with a brand new cheap, short, lightweight paring knife I'm getting the job done faster and with far less effort.It's not the greatest knife ever, for sure. It's not forged, the bolster isn't, well, there, so not great for a pinch grip. But using it only for bar fruit and keeping it away from the abuses of others I think it will last me a good, long time.And the foldable.... It just makes it so much easier. It fits in a small pocket in my bag. It can stay there and I don't have to take it out to make room for real life when I'm not at work so I don't have to worry about forgetting it.