Promithi Folding Morphing Karambit Pocket Knife, for Outdoor EDC Camping Hiking etc, Stainless Steel

This knife is well made. It will give u a good idea if u wanna drop the cash on a provoke. Opening mechanism a little stiff but functions, smooth edges, blade not very sharp. Excellent value for $20.

I thought it would snap open but it doesn't. It is a tight manual open which, in my opinion, defeats the purpose of a knife like this.The only thing harder than opening it is closing it. It is very tight.I have definitely got buyers remorse.

I first saw the CRKT version of this knife and wanted it, but I wasn't willing to pay $200 for it. Then I came across this version of it which cost $19.99 and thought I would take a chance. I have been pleasantly surprised with it. The quality was very good. The construction and material is very solid. The knife came sharpened already and holds a very sharp edge. I thought for sure once I started using it that the screws and joints would loosen easily over time, but they don't. I fiddle with this knife A LOT, opening and closing it all the time and it handles it well and everything stays tight. I have noticed some pocket wear has developed on the outer edge, but it is in my pocket every day along with other things so it is to be expected. It is a little heavy, but no more so than any other quality pocket knife. Overall, I would recommend this knife for the price. It hasn't disappointed me at all.

Nothing to like here! A very poor attempt at cloning the CRTK provoke para-medic rescue knife Don't waste your money

Crappy !!!

This is a cheap knock-off, obviously in violation of all patents and trademarks. Don’t buy this Chinese garbage. Buy highest-quality Made In America instead.

A poor quality rip off of the Joe Caswell morphing Karambit. Don’t buy this, buy the real thing.

This knife seems derive it's inspiration from the CRKT Provoke. It's price is about 1/10th of the cost of the Provoke. It locks open with very little rattle, and is silent upon deployment except for a soft click. It's easy to open rapidly with the left or right hand using a flick of the thumb. It does not include a pocket clip. The frame is aluminum and the blade reportedly is stainless steel, although the particular alloy is undisclosed. It's sharp out of the box. It appears to be well made. There is a slight detent upon closure that prevents accidental opening in the pocket. I haven't had it long enough to comment on durability, but at this point I'm impressed.