HUAAO 7.7” Assisted Opening Push Button Pocket Knife, Folding Knife with Reversible Pocket Clip, 3.14” D2 Blade and Green Aluminum Alloy Handles, Outdoor Survival Knife EDC Hunting Tool

✔️ I received overnight the HUAAO 7.7” Assisted Opening Push Button Pocket Knife, Folding Knife with Reversible Pocket Clip, 3.14” D2 Blade and Green Aluminum Alloy Handles, Outdoor Survival Knife EDC Hunting Tool. Upon opening the well-sealed package, it was in perfect condition in everyway I expected. There are three cons I noticed about the knife , which are not game changers, just a little nuisance if nothing else that can easily be rectified in just a matter of minutes.✔️ Pros:📌1) The blade upon opening is very tight with no "Wiggle" room whatsoever.📌2) The spring required to open the blade seems very strong because of the speed it fully opens and snaps in an open lock position.📌3) When closing the blade, by again pushing the button and folding in the blade, it closes easily, with little pressure and locks securely and smoothly in the closed position.📌4) The green finish on the handle is without blemishes. It may scratch or wear under use but since it is a coating, it is to be expected.📌5) The black blade is also a coating that again, with use, it may scratch or wear. Again, this is normal in the daily, everyday operation.📌6) The lock toggle switch secures the blade from accidental opening in your pocket. This also seems to function quite well.📌7) The weight of the knife itself is neither too heavy nor too light. It has a good, comfortable feel in your hand and in your pocket.📌8) The price of the knife is extremely reasonable. Do not expect a $250.00 "Benchmade" knife, because if you do, you may be slightly disappointed.📌9) The thickness and size of the handle is nice, narrow and sleek so it will not put a "bulge" in your pocket to where it makes you uncomfortable. I have actually placed this knife in the vest pocket of one of my suits and it fits nicely, does not misshape the vest pocket and there is no noticable bulge.📌10) The blade itself seems to have a little flex which is normal. As with all knives, it is not recommended using it as a "Pry" tool for obvious reasons. Knives are not meant to be used as a "Pry Bar", no matter how high end the knife may be.✔️Cons:📌1) The sharpness of the blade is not "Razor" sharp out of the box. I did not order or expect a "Razor" blade and expected this. This can easily be rectified with a good sharpening stone and a little patience.📌2) A tool was not supplied to remove the 3 screws to change the clip from one side to another.📌3) The tension on the clip pressing on the handle directly out of the box makes it impossible to clip it to your pants pocket. In other words, it is way to tight. This can be quickly remedied by forcing some cardboard under the clip for a period of time until the pressure recedes just enough to relieve some of the pressure from the clip.📌4) If you have "large", thick hands and fingers, this knife may feel a little small for you.✔️ The above "Cons" are by no means game changers. To me, it is worthy of a 4 and a half star 🌟 rating because of the little, non-consequential annoyances that are rectifiable with not much effort. Since there are no half ratings, I shall still give it 5 stars. It is a well made, quality knife that should give you good service.In conclusion, I can highly recommend this one hand, button open knife without reservation."Nuff Said" 😎

Very nice quality. People that review this knife says it comes sharp. Mine did not,, in fact it came very dull. But it is true d2 steel and it took a bit but it came out scary sharp. Very nice price also. Blade shape:Makes for sharpness Build quality:very nicely done Smooth action:push of a buttonWeight:very light in pocket. Forget it’s there.

For the price nice little knife opens easily has a lock. Belt clip is really tight don’t know how well blade will hold up but it’s cheap

Honestly I just wanted to get this button OTS auto knife for the price. Wish so badly they made this exact knife with a wider, and longer blade. The photos make it look larger than it is - draw the given measurements out on paper to see the real size. It’s a nice knife. VERY strong spring (it kicks like gun recoils). Came decently sharp. The locking mechanism is a must for pocket carrying.

Nice knife , not very sharp out of the box. I would have given it 5 stars but the belt clip is so stiff I can't get it on my belt so it's a pocket knife now. It's light weight the assisted opening is fantastic there even a safety lock so the knife can't deploy accidentally. Also I assume it's acts as a blade lock when open.. it's a painted knife so it will scratch easily. Like I said it could have been 5 stars if not for the stiff belt clip. I'll look into ways to adjust it once I consult my mechanic friend. Maybe heating it will take some temperature out of it. Okay update,, I just jammed an old belt under the clip and pulled it up a bit the stretch it. Works great now ... Knife gets 5 stars!!

The media could not be loaded. This knife is very nice. The blade spring is very strong and opens quickly. It is very smooth and has no slack in the hinge. The lock works well and the push button works well. The feel is good and fits my hand well. The pocket clip is nice and is very strong.

Just opened the box and was getting familiar with the knife and i saw a chip in the paint already. Not good but the knife overall is good and the spring trigger is a bit rough but still worth it. Sending it for replacement

I am pretty impressed.THE EDGE: The knife comes somewhat sharp out of the box but I re-profiled and polished the edge to be a little narrower and easily made it shaving sharp. It keeps that sharpness very well which makes me believe this is truly D2FIT & FINISH: It’s overall very good for the price. There are small nicks & dings from the factory but you have to really look for them. Blade centers up very nicely when closed. The button & safety are a little crunchy but it has a very strong action.THE CONS:The weight is a little wonky because the blade itself is a tiny bit heavier than the grip but it’s not so much of an imbalance that the knife is unusably awkward.The only thing I would say is truly bad on the knife is the pocket clip. As other reviews have pointed out, it’s extremely tight. You have to force it open to clip it on a pocket. The point on the end of the clip also snags when you slip it on which can be annoying. I’ve tried to bend it open a little bit but the clip itself it too hard and springy to take even a slight bend.I have always loved the Osbourne design but I won’t spend a dime on another benchmade product. This is such a great alternative with some very welcome changes at an exponentially lower price. Would absolutely recommend if you know what you’re doing with a sharpening stone. All I ask is offer more color options and fix the clip.