Omesio EDC Slim Straight Back Knife | Liner Lock & Flipper Open

Amazing!!! Very sturdy and very sharp!!! Comes with leather case very well made very high quality product! I will be ordering more soon for gifts for friends and family!!!

It is exactly as described. It is now my everyday carry when wearing a suit--it is lightweight, sharp, and easy to carry in trouser pocket or suit jacket pocket. Easily deployed with one hand.

It’s honestly not a bad knife. It’s sharp. It opens smoothly. It’s a nice size. I can’t comment on durability, but it seems decent enough. I don’t suspect I’ll get the same life out of this that I’ve that I’ve gotten out of my Kershaw Leek. But I also paid far less for this. For the money, you’d be hard pressed to find something else. Looks cool, stays sharp, and opens smooth. What more could you ask for?

It's shocking what's happened to the price point of knives these days. I hate where they all come from, but damn... the quality you can get for very little money is unbelievable.For ~$10.00, this thing is ridiculously amazing. It shouldn't exist. And it sure as heck shouldn't be as nice as it is, for around $10.00. But it is real, so here we are. :-)It feels extremely solid, hefty & sturdy. Blade flicks out smoothly. Relatively easy to unlock (liner lock). Blade is aligned perfectly, and even comes with a little faux leather pocket sleeve so it wont bang against other stuff in your pocket!It truly feels as sturdy as a fixed blade when deployed & locked up. This little Omesio knife is seriously impressive for the price. Looks really beautiful too; almost as if it had been machined out of one piece of steel, and the finish is truly impressive. It is truly beautiful and feels wonderful in your hand. Fit & finish are top-notch; truly no complaints.Soon as this arrived & I saw how nice it was, I immediately gave it to my wife & bought myself another.This is a real beauty for the price point - excuse me, at ANY price point. It's a damn nice knife! And the all-stainless build / finish looks as UN-tactical as possible, which is great for many situations & people....such as my wife.... :-)OK, I lied; I bought myself TWO more after I gave the first to my wife. That's how impressed I am with this little sucker.I'm not sure if I'm going to keep the 3rd in my car center console or what, but for the price, I don't think I can bring myself to return the 3rd one. LOL. The 2nd will definitely be perfect for church & similar dressy situations where I won't have space for a fixed blade or larger folder.Seeing as how it is 100% stainless steel, it is hefty, but in a good way. Adds to the solid feel. Besides; it's so small, it doesn't add THAT much weight to your EDC. It's more like hefty in a "holy cow this thing is nice, high quality & expensive" kind of way. It's heavy in that "holy cow this thing is SOLID & made really well!" The heft is a positive, IMO.We'll see how well it holds up over the long term & if there are any issues, I will update this review, but it seems quite well built. I've also evolved to no longer believe that every single knife I own / carry should be able to double as a life saving pry bar / emergency extraction device.That seriously used to be my standard; if it was the only knife I had & I was in a life or death situation, would it be dependable to cut me out of a car or whatever. That's really impractical. Helped me put together quite the nice knife collection, if I do say so myself. :-) But I'd always bypass little gems like this.Anyway, not every knife can be a $500+++, 0.25" thick Strider or Busse, and I've also come to prefer having multiple less expensive knives, vs. 1 or 2, 3 or 4-figure semi-custom blades. I just can't bring myself to spend $500+ on ONE knife any more. This path is so much more fun; you get to experience a much broader array of designs and have more to play with.Anyhow, for $10, if you are even remotely interested, buy it! It's a wonderful, beautiful little knife.

First of all, let me say that having just received this knife yesterday, it appears to be exactly what I ordered, and if the blade is truly M390, then it is a great deal...and I like the knife! That being said, I do have a couple of small suggestions:1. As others have pointed out, the pocket clip wants to fall off. the way that it is anchored with only one screw allows it to wiggle, and that wiggle works like a wrench against the single screw. The pocket clip needs to be reimagined to have 2 solid anchor points to prevent this (2 screws at the top side-by-side, or wrap the top of the clip fully into the handle and mount it to the inside stud.2. The M390 composition of the blade is the major selling point for buying the knife, but that is not readily advertised until you go to the ad and dig into it a little. You'd sell more if it were on the initial advertisement. You'd also sell more if the M390 was actually stamped on the blade.The minor cost of fixing these two aspects should not drive the cost of the knife up much, and would greatly enhance it, in my humble opinion.