HUAAO Knife, EDC Folding Pocket Knives, 3.3 inch Satin Plain Edge Reverse Tanto Blade, Black Grivory Fiberglass Lightweight Handle with Belt Clip, for Outdoors, Camping

Blade steel type and country of origin totally missing, but blade design and skilled manufacture were great for a Benchmark Osborne clone folder. Fit and finish were very acceptable for an edc folder.

Clearly and entry level price, fun fidget flipper with a nod to benchmade 940 with shape and lock ease. Bought one as a gift for a new hire, and then another for my collection. Needs a dab of lube and a little blade strop and it's good to go as an entry level edc.

It's not a bad knife. Feels kinda cheap but that's because it is. I've had it for quite a while now and it hasn't broken so there's that.

I own an authentic Benchmade 940 and although the real knife is great, it is expensive, and I find myself not wanting to bring it out on a boat, or other locations where it could be lost. I am amazed that this knife is nearly a perfect clone of the real item. I have only had this knife for a couple days, but the only difference is that this knife has a very stiff hinge, so it is not as easy to flick it open. Closing the blade is not easy. If I open the Axis lock and very forcibly try to flick it closed it possible, but not practical. With the real 940, the blade hinge has almost no friction, so if you open the Axis lock, you can easily flick the blade closed, or use gravity to close the blade. I am hopeful that the blade will loosen up with use. I already lubricated the hinge with mineral oil with no improvement. Loosening the hinge bolt did nothing. Despite the stiff hinge, this knife is a MUST-BUY. To get what amounts to basically the legendary 940 for $18 is crazy. The blade steel quality is not the same as the real thing, but let's be honest most of us will never notice. Trust me, it will open Amazon boxes and cut twine just fine LOL. Edit: I disassembled the blade hinge bolt and lubricated and now it moves freely. Big improvement. Seems like they didn’t lubricate at the factory. It works great now.

Sure, it's not an actual Benchmade 940, but for the money it's an excellent replica. I own a 940-1 and this is about 99% there. A little lighter, slightly less well finished around some corners and edges, but it costs literally ten times less and because of that I will bring it into situations I might be hesitant to bring my pricey, precious Benchmade into. Give it a little lube, back the pivot screw off ever so slightly and it'll fly open and fall shut like you would expect. Not a bad buy if you want a beater in the same form as your pricier 940 or if you just want to see how much you might enjoy carrying the real thing.

I purchased a bugout clone previously from the same company and it was great. This one is alright for the money (way cheaper than the real 940) but it came way too stiff. Had to take it apart and lube it good. the handle scales are also a little sharp on the edges, not enough to cut you but enough to make you uncomfortable. Not bad just not great. Not sure I would buy again

Yeah, it’s definitely not a Benchmade, but it looks damn close and feels fairly similar in hand to the 940-2 (just slightly lighter in the handle) The plastic feels cheap, but sturdy. It’s definitely not G10, and the blade isn’t that sharp out of the box. But then again, I got it for $20. 🤷‍♂️ For that price, I’m incredibly impressed with it! Great to pick up if you’ve always liked the Osborne 940 but don’t wanna drop $200+ on one or if you want to get a sense for if you’d like the proportions of the real one. The opening is a little stiff but smoothes out over time, or you can loosen the blade screw like 1/8th of a turn made it just right without adding much blade wiggle. I’ll be tempted to buy some of the other knives from this company.

Great knife for price point.