FirebirdGANZO FH926-CF Sturdy Pocket Folding Knife Button Lock D2 Steel Blade Carbon Fiber Handle with Clip Camping Outdoor EDC Utility Knife Best Gift for Men Women (Carbon Fiber)

How did Ganzo do this for $27 ? This knife actually reminds me of the Vosteed Ankylo without the pivot button lock. Flipper tab, front flipper, button lock, WOW! The pocket clip is perfect and low profile. Knife is smooth with solid lock up out of the box! With D2 steel and G10 scales! This knife is hitting way above it's class! I also like the captive pivot screw and the grind on this knife gets very thin right where you want it to, on the edge! Just a fantastic knife that I can't recommend enough!02.24.2025 After opening and closing this knife a hundred times I have noticed that it does have some detent lash. The blade does not pop out on its own, so I don't find it a big deal, but there is maybe 1/8 of movement before you hit the detent. Again, you don't really notice it because it's a button lock and not a liner lock so no big deal really.02.26.2025 A knife so nice and at this price I bought it twice!

The media could not be loaded. First off, I paid less than $30 for this knife and it's punching well above that. I'd gladly pay $60 or more for something like this.It opens and closes extremely smoothly, there's no lock stick or play, no side to side blade play or lock rock. It's solid as they come. Bearings are excellent, comes with a cleaning cloth with some nice designs, additional points given for the cool sticker that was included.Liners are skeletonized to reduce weight, carbon fiber laminated G10 feels good in the hand, but may be too "slippery" for some folks. The milling is excellent, no sharp corners or edges anywhere on the knife, lanyard hole and nice, sturdy pocket clip.Ganzo keeps making bangers and I will keep buying them as long as they do. However, 2 things to keep in mind, the pocket clip is not reversible and the flipper tab is really minimal, so if you're interested in a bigger tab, this is not the knife for you.Awesome purchase, highly recommended and oh, before I forget, the *ting* sound it makes when opening is just the icing on the cake.

This is a pretty big pocket knife, coming in at 7 and 7/8 inches long when unfolded. The blade is thick and sturdy on the back end, but thin and sharp where it counts.I don't use knives for the more outdoorsy uses I feel like this knife was meant for. We've been using it around the house for odd jobs here and there, and have been very pleased with it. The handle feels comfortable. The lock location makes sense. I wish they had the usual slot on the blade to pull it open slowly with two hands. It seems to be focused on opening one handed. Above the locking button there's a little nub that sticks out for you to rotate with your finger to get the opening action started. Assuming you're opening it with your right hand anyways. If you've got it in your left the button is on the bottom in an awkward location. In that event if you want to open it you can still manage to grab the blade, but it's tricky since it swoops with the handle. In either case, the blade rotation is almost too smooth. If you press the button and fling it just a little it will open up all the way and bounce back a little bit.Hard to say how it would hold up to any real abuse, both in terms of the sharpness and the blade action, but out of the box it's a really solid knife.

The media could not be loaded. Ganzo FH926 has absolutely outstanding craftsmanship for the price.The blade has absolutely zero tolerance, blade play or lock rock whatsoeverThe handle is grippy and feels great to do hard use tasks with it.Despite being a larger knife I find that the proportions make it feel perfect in the hand and the knife dosent "look scary" which is very important for my line of work dealing with the public.Ganzo also seems to have upgraded their D2 steel as it takes an absolutely insane edge with a bit of stropping. I will say that out of the box the knife came very sharp but not quite hair popping sharp which is to be expected at this price.I will say that I did use pliars to bend out the pocket clip a little bit as out of the box the clip pushed down on my pocket lining without actually clipping on, A minor problem with a 5 second fix.In short there isn't another knife in this price point with these features that I could recommend. In my experience Ganzo has always outperformed other Asian knife makers in terms of quality to price. This knife from Civivi would easily be over $70 dollars. If your in the market for a great button lock then this may be for you.

First day with a new knife, seems to be well-made, opening. The knife is very smooth. Will update review if any problems are seen with the knife.

I learned about Ganzo from Neeve’s Knives YouTube channel. This is my 4th one and I love it! It’s every bit as good as my Civivi Cogent (maybe even a bit smoother action) and at 1/3rd the price! So far Ganzo is 4 for 4 with me. I would confidently recommend. Super good value!