Miki Camping Pocket Folding Japanese Knife, G10 Handle, Japanese SLD-MAGIC Steel Blade, Pocket Clip, Camping Outdoor Fishing And Everyday Carry EDC Knife

Spectacular knife!Scales are G10, but beautifully textured providing a nicely subdued wood grain aesthetic and effective grip.The blade is flawlessly executed; the precision of the edge grind and blade point is unlike any I've seen before in a knife costing less than $500+ and it's simply beautiful.The action is buttery and hydraulic with a spot-on front flipper actuation.While the center of gravity falls more than a bit behind the pivot its not an issue that makes t feel unbalanced. The knife has a just the right bit of heft and fills the hand in a way that mak s it feel solid and effective.Overall, this is a quality knife that is strong, sharp, and beautiful - punches WAY above it's price.

This is a very high quality knife, and the blade shape is the most versatile there is. There are lower quality knives out there for 2x or 3x the price.

This really is an excellent knife for the money. Action is buttery smooth, smoother than some of my ZT and Spydercos. Edge is sharp but could be better. Only gripe is the handle is quite heavy and takes more fine motor skills to deploy so getting it out in an emergency may be a challenge. Other than that, I’ve been carrying it daily and enjoying it.

Added to collection. Carried for several days. For me I didn't care for opening. But very well made, great quality and sharp for price.

Very nice made high quality pocket knife.

This isn’t a long term use review, but rather a first impressions. Awesome knife. Fit and finish is highly refined. G-10 is nicely chamfered. Liners are lightened. Clip is strong, and works well. First front flipper, so I probably just suck at using it, but functions just fine. The blade is san mai, and laser sharp. Its sweeping belly rises to a point that is low enough for pull cuts, and very practical. Similar to higonokami, and in my experience, they are very useful knives. The liner lock is sturdy, and engages positively, leaving the blade rock solid when in open position. Access to the lock bar is good. The tip isn’t overly fine, and looks pretty durable. Everything about this knife screams $120 to $150 price range. This knife company needs more recognition, but get them while they’re cheap, because if people catch on, they could go up in price. Great job Miki! Get one!!!

High Quality all the way, Ergonomics are 5-star. Very comfortable to use, Craftsmanship is great! SLD-Magic Steel is supposedly higher grade but similar to D2 steel. This blade is very sharp right out of the box. the Harmon edge looks very cool as well. Smooth ball bearings on all the Miki Knives. I own all 3 basic versions. This Japanese steel-bladed one. The other two are Japanese style straight blade Miki D2 steel and the Samuria Miki D2 steel. Nice G10 on all of them. I enjoy all 3 of them. In spite of not being a big fan of front flippers. I highly recommend all of these Miki Knives. Great value for your money. D.

Carried about 2 weeks in my pocket. Used about 10 times. Fell apart in my pocket and almost sliced my hand open trying to remove pieces. Locktite people. Returned.