Olive 3.38" Folding Knife | 14C28N | G10 | Atlas | FINTISO

Knife started out so nice. Well finished, nice sharp blade and smooth action. Very comfortable in hand. Unfortunately, after some light use (packages and envelopes) the liner lock sticks to the point that I need to use a flathead screwdriver to disengage it. Definitely not a knife I would carry with any confidence!
Update: Fintiso got in contact with me wondering if they could send a replacement. The knife they sent, however, is the harpe series button lock in G10, which I'm very pleased with. Awesome knife! Blade was sharp but needed a little work. Took a nice shaving sharp edge! Buttery smooth action. No button stick and and locks up good and solid. Very nice fit and finish! Will definitely be carrying this one!

For the money paid this is a very nice piece. It’s very comfortable in hand and lightweight. Sharp as heck. Can’t really go wrong with 14c. All in all a nice slicer.

High grade aluminum and 14C28N steel is an amazing combo. And great manufacturing lines took it over the top.

This is a decent little pocket knife. It opens smoothly due to the bearings. The lockup is secure. The blade came fairly sharp, but I recommend taking a few passes on a leather strop. The scales are comfortable with no rough spots.

It comes in a nice presentation box and will make a great gift to impress. The knife is on the slippery side and has no texture to provide a non-slip grip. The blade is extremely sharp, and care must be taken to prevent self-inflicted wounds. I use both hands to fold the blade back into the body. This is my first open assist blade, so my opinion is from a novice/beginner point of view. There are extra screws provided, but don't know why. The pocket clip is not reversable, so if you are right-handed, then it's made for you. It clips to the pocket with the point up and blade spine (non-sharp side) facing to the rear, again, if you are right-handed. For sure, this is a "thumbs up" item. So far, no stiches on that thumb.