ALBATROSS EDC Cool Sharp Tactical Folding Pocket Knife,SpeedSafe Spring Assisted Opening Knifes with Liner Lock,Pocketclip,Glass Breaker,Seatbelt Cutter

I have bought several of these. They are really nice little knives for such a good price. Sharpen up really easily and don't hurt your feelings if you mess them up or lose them. Perfect size, the easy open blade is great for one hand operation.

this is a very good knife very good weight very good quality of blade The grip is very nice easy opening and closing The color is very good it's very very sharp The blade will hold a sharpness and it's another one that will last for years to come you will not be disciplined with this one The blade locks in place easy to unlock easy to open

Im gonna just get straight to why you should buy this: -it comes very sharp. -it has very high quality metal. -it looks cool without any quality tradeoffs. -there's absolute no side wiggle indicating lose bolts. -it has a powerful but easy to flip open spring. -I got mine for a fraction of the price of other, lesser quality knives. It is a very rare find. I definitely recommend!

What I liked : Smooth construction. None of the parts or pieces had any jagged spurs or nicks to be of annoyance. The flip trigger is also well balanced and springy, have not had any trouble using and stowing the knife yet. What I disliked : Size. The dimensions are slightly overstated in images. I may have large hands, but this knife feels like it was made for a child's hands. Its smaller than 1 of my fingers lengthwise. Very easy to misplace if you arent careful. Features of ambivalent note : I had a very hard time using the supposed cord cutter. It failed to cut through a zip tie on the first attempt. It just felt dull. I didnt buy just for this feature so I won't knock the knife for this, but it was slightly annoying to try to use this supposedly included feature only for it to not work. Secondly, the belt clip is surprisingly tight. My leather belt is just under a quarter inch thick. The knife's clip almost wants to damage the belt rather than part itself around the leather. More like a side of your pocket clip in my experience. Again, small point that wasnt a specific purpose of purchase, but did stand out to me. Lastly, this knife was purchased to replace another pocket knife I bought a few months ago that arrived dull as a brick. This knife however did arrive quite sharp and is used daily on simple things such as opening mail, boxes, and zip tie type straps or bindings. Typical everyday use without massive strain on the blade, and so far has not shown any signs of getting any less sharp than the day it arrived. Overall, some good, some bad, nothings perfect. I'll still use as my EDC for as long as the knife still works as a knife.

It's really sharp. I hope I never have to use the seat belt cutter or glass breaker. There's some oil residue on it straight out of the box, so wipe it down before clipping it in your pocket.

The Albatross multifunction folding pocketknife is an excellent value for the price. It feels solid and well-built, with a sharp blade right out of the box. The additional tools are practical and easy to access, and the folding mechanism is smooth and secure. Compact enough for everyday carry but sturdy enough for real tasks. Great budget-friendly EDC option.

Knife got to me super sharp, I mean, very surprisingly so. I actually cut thru paper and a plastic thing just to test and this works very well, better than a more expensive Kershaw I have! I opted for the slightly smaller one with the 9 weight saving spaces in the body of the frame to have a little knife to carry. And yes it is light, and great super quick flip up action. Only “complaint” which is really just personal matter or opinion is that this size for someone who’s a 6’5” drummer with large hands, eh. I might just have to use large knives for most uses like outdoors stuff I wouldn’t want to have something this small close to my hand! But to open packages and cut paper at home, keep on me in all black color and lightweight while living in the city I live in for self defense, knowing how to use a knife…(and working on my butterfly knife still very amateur at that so) this is great option for all those types of uses. I did try the one cutting tool in the middle but not on a seatbelt, just again on cardboard and, it worked I guess? I don’t have seatbelts to cut, nor, could I test the “window glass breaker” pointed end… I probably would buy something separate if I really needed to rely on that but, who knows, maybe it works perfectly! I don’t have a spare window to break! Last thing, I even got it a bit dusty somehow and put my tire air compressor on thru it and the flip up is still quick as it was. So. Good for them whoever actually makes this, Albatross, etc. I don’t usually have this good an experience with something this low a price point but it’s been every day carry (EDC) in the jungles of downtown city life at times for a few months now off and mostly on, and working great. Peace and be peaceful! Thanks

Seems like an ok knife but the blade lock barely touches the blade to hold it open. So, you can open the knife easily with the flipper. But, the knife closes on itself too easily because the blade lock doesn't touch enough of the blade. You can bend the lock but then it's harder to push the lock to close it. I'll use it but I'll have to be extra careful to ensure the blade actually locks.