Ruike Pocket Knife for men Tactical Folding Knives Small Frame Lock 14C28N Stainless Cool Steel Camping Knives with Pocket Clip Hiking Work EDC Gear Tool P801-SF

Someone tweeted about this knife and the response was it was just about a five star knife. I looked over a bunch of reviews, of course some bad but most people were very happy with this. So I went ahead and ordered it. I figured it couldn't be to bad for a $30 knife with ball bearing pivot. When I got it, the action was a bit stiff. Could barely open it with the thumb studs, but using the flipper was good. Blade centering was very good and the blade is freaking sharp! Worked with it fora few days and I thought, I'll take it apart and add a few drops of oil to the pivot to help it along. Come to find the bearings had some thick grease in them, so I cleaned it up, used a light weight oil instead. Re-assembled it and what a huge difference it made. This thing flips so easy now. It is a new favorite now. For some who say it is very hard to flip open, make sure your not putting any pressure on the frame lock bar when trying to open it. I have done that. It wont open very well. Otherwise, really nice knife, it looks good and it has an anodized blue deep pocket clip too. Well worth the $30

Honestly this little knife would be a great deal even at $60.00, for under $30, its a steal. The stainless steel handle is simple, masculine, and attractive. Rugged enough to handle more than anything you could throw at it and elegant enough to wear in your suit pocket. Its lines are beautiful and the blade takes a scary sharp edge, and arrives wicked sharp int he box. The only thing I do not like are the blue accents. RUIKE, PLEASE MAKE ONE THAT IS JUST STAINLESS EVERYWHERE-- no more blue nonesense Anyway, I really cant say anything bad about this little tool. Even customer service (which, granted, is somewhat challenging to actually get ahold of) was extraordinarily helpful when I emailed them. I reached out to ask for a new pocket clip was that wasnt that irritating blue color, and they happily obliged and sent me one free of charge. I was ECSTATIC and although shipping from china to the US took a long time, it was well worth the wait. The new pocket clip looks phenomenal and I used the a wire brush tool on the dremmel to take the color off the thumb stud and the pivot washer. All things considered this is my favorite folder I have ever owned- the only knife I would rather have is a Sibenza, but this knife costs a solid 300 less. Especially considered the price factor, I would recommend this knife to anyone and look forward to more great products from Ruike. Semper Fi, Joshua

I wanted a simple, elegant, easy to carry knife for those times when a larger knife such as a Spyderco Manix 2XL, or a Cold Steel Recon 1 were less appropriate. After reading the reviews about the Ruike P801 and noticing the less than $30.00 price tag I decided to give it a try. It fits the bill nicely. It is slim, elegant, tastefully finished, with a 14C28N steel blade that came sharp and is still sharp after almost 2 months of intermittent use mostly to cut paper, cardboard, twine and light, thin, plastic. Fit and finish are spot on. It has weight for it"s size at 4.2 oz, but not overly so. It has a 3.5 inch blade, it is just under 8 inches in overall length, slightly over an inch wide, and about 5/16 of an inch thick, so definitely smaller than either of the knives mentioned above. Because it is slim and a frame lock it must be held properly for rapid deployment, but once this is understood, deployment either by thumb stud or flipper is quick and smooth thanks to it's ball bearing pivot. Lock up is solid with no blade play in any direction and the blade is perfectly centered unlike my Recon 1 or either of my Manix 2XLs one of which I returned due to fit and finish issues. Blade and handle are stonewashed and do not readily show scratches, from rubbing against keys in my pocket, but I use a pocket organizer anyway so metal to metal contact is minimal. All in all I am happy with this purchase. Being a knife for lighter, more gentlemanly, and intermittent use(for me at least)I am expecting it to provide quality service for some time.

Knife is very sharp out of the box. Feels well made. Awesome acoustic snap when opening. Did require a bit of pivot lube to ease up the detent. The two complaints I have are that there thumb stud is pretty tricky to operate. This is partially due to the placement of the thumb stud and the strength of the frame lock detent. I highly suggest using your thumb nail instead of the meat of your thumb. It's very easy to slip off and cut yourself if you don't know exactly how to thumb flick it. Also the forward edge of the back flipper is a little uncomfortable. I hope they make it just a little larger and round the front of it more in the future. I've smoothed out the edges of mine and I love it. Super slim and feels top notch. All in all I would buy another.

Bought knife based on reviews. First few days, I liked knife ok but thought it was heavy....I’m too used to Spyderco FRN type scales and was previously carrying Manix2 lightweight....however, after breaking in this knife (or maybe it broke me in) I’m really liking it. Easy to carry, great blade shape and sharpness, nice blade deployment, very solid lockup. I ordered another one because at less than 30 dollars, I’ll use these hard and will either break or lose it. A Manix2 lightweight is over 100 dollars...granted lighter, better steel and construction but the value on this Ruicke is surprisingly good. I won’t be as ticked if it ends up at the bottom of a lake or left at campsite as I would my manix. BTW, two other excellent value knives are steel will cut jack mini and modus....check them out. Chinese seem to be changing low end market (under$50) drastically for the better. UPDATE: After two months daily carry and use everything holding up well. Fun to flick. Pivot screw loosens over time throwing blade off center. Hit pivot screw threads with blue loctite and retighten....done! Excellent value, great knife.

All the rave reviews are basically correct. This beauty is well made, with a perfectly centered no-wobble blade, opens easily with the ball-bearing (not screw) joint, locks solidly, the 14C28N stainless steel is easy to sharpen, retains a precise edge, cleans nicely, and clips with a low profile so you don't have the end of the handle sticking obnoxiously out of your pocket. The blue metal clip is a nice aesthetic touch contrasting with the silver steel of the blade and handle. Has a lanyard hole. My only complaint is there's just one clip position, tip-up when closed with the blade opening to the right, but that also happens to be my preferred clip position so no problem. Currently my favorite EDC and I've had several compliments from people who haven't heard of the brand. I especially like not having to deal with plastic scales on the handle, which inevitably end up fraying my jeans after pulling the knife out and replacing it a couple dozen times. Just really a sold beautiful well-designed knife at a good price.

I've had this thing for a couple of months as my EDC. Great knife. I'm not familiar with them, but there's lots of things I'm not familiar with. Anyway, don't let that stop you. Its a good buy. The knife holds an edge pretty good. Just a leather strop brings it right back, but i guess thats normal stuff. I carry it in my right front pocket, and it just disappears in there. I have no problems reaching in and out of my pocket for change and whatnot. There's no textured grips added on, so it doesn't get hung up from friction going in and out of the pocket. The flipper works great. It seems to be well-balanced because it pops right open when ya flip it, even without a spring assist. Cool blue accents too. Go buy one.

At the price point, you genuinely cannot get any better. Sandvik 14c28n is an amazing budget steel. Dulls relatively easy, but a leather strop will get you back to razor sharp. Overall quality of the knife is 100% amazing. Fit and finish is stunning, especially at $35. Is definitely a fingerprint magnet and a bit on the heavier side, but remember that it's stainless steel handles you're paying for. After a month of ownership it's seen more pocket time than any of my premium knives from microtech, pro tech, WE, Benchmade, or Spyderco. Overall you can't go wrong, this brand is underrated at the moment and is likely to grow heavily in popularity. I'll most likely order another 1 or 2 to have around.