Birk 75 Curly Birch 4 1/8" closed 2 7/8" New D2 tool steel blade New Knife

First and foremost, the 2.88 in. measurement refers to the length of the cutting edge, not the length of the entire blade - measured from the edge of the handle to the tip of the blade, it's 3 inches long, which may change whether or not the knife is legal in your jurisdiction.The blade is quite thick for its size, so it's not an optimal slicer, but then again that isn't what it was designed for. It's not flashy, "tactical", or particularly intimidating; but it's tough enough, cuts well enough, and stays sharp for long enough. The blade will shear through cardboard and shave wood easily. It will, however, be on the harder side to sharpen.TLDR; good for outdoorsmen, not so much for mall ninjas. If you get the G10 handled version, it also makes a decent gentleman's knife.

This is the second one if these knives I have bought. It is a perfect size for carrying all the time. Comes with an edge you can shave with, go ahead and try. The blade geometry is perfect for wilderness skills and bushcraft and super easy to put a really great edge on. The blade is not stainless steal, so I would not use this one for saltwater maritime activities; for practically everything else you could use s folder for, it is superior than anything else I have tried.

Oh my god. I am an Enzo fan for life. The blade is a razor. The steel is D2. Whic is not stainless, but is near perfect for a working knife. The handle is immaculately done and a work of art. So is the blade. The grind is perfect..Teh clip is awesome. You are getting a knife that seriously outclasses $300 knives. I know. I own a couple. This knife is better in terms of workmanship and materials than my Zero Tolerance 0804 Rexford. I am NOT kidding you. I have all the ZTs. I carry the Enzos.I am now on Enzo #4. Get this knife.

This knife is razor sharp right out of the box. The D2 tool steel holds an edge for a long time. I get lots of comments about how beautiful it is. I gave 4 stars out of 5 because the wooden knife scales (the handle) are thin and, after several weeks of daily use, one side developed a small crack. I understand wood deteriorates over time, but these scales are too thin.

Outstanding knife. This is for me the perfect pocket knife . I love Finnish Puukko knives but sometimes you need the knife out of sight . This knife has a razor sharp edge with a flat ground Skandi edge . The grips are Finnish Karelian Visakoivu Birch . It is not heavy in the pocket. I removed the pocket clip and put a Reindeer lace lanyard on.Wanted to use it and sharpen before I wrote a review . Factory edge lasted a long time . Resharpening was easy with a fine diamond sharpener . Finnish D2 steel is correctly heat treated to hold an edge yet easy to sharpen . Highly Recommended.

Enzo birk-75 birch scales d2 blade steel SCANDI grind. Excellent fit and finish, blade Is centered, wonderful unique curly birch scales., thumb stud allows easy one hand opening. Knife comes hair popping sharp, sharpest out of the box knife I have ever received.

Unique at any price. This is one of the only production, scandi ground, folding knives ever made, as far as I know. Not only is it unique, it is outstanding - flawless fit & finish, immaculate grind, great action, thoughtful design/ergonomics. The scandi grind is surprisingly well-suited for daily tasks, but truly excells whenever a cut requires some force. This blade bites hard into most anything. There are just a handful of blades I would recommend under $100 and this is easily #1.

The Birch handles looked good, but use some dark 2 in 1 stain/sealer on them, and now look amazing. Great blade grind. Factory sharp, no need for touch ups. Lock up is solid. Over all smooth deployment. Price to quality is comparable to similar sized knives from the other major brands.Got my seal of approval.