Tac-Force 2.5'' Spring Assisted Pocket Knife TF573 NDZ Plain

I am really picky about knifes and when my old knife needed replacement I first purchased a Kershaw Cryo II. A nice knife but I found the 3.25" blade and associated knife body too large to pocket carry daily. I saw this knife which is smaller and the rainbow design of the case was a real eye catcher. Upon receiving the knife, it is truly beautiful. The spring assisted knife opening is very easy to operate and once open the blade is secure until you are ready to store it. The knife feels great in your hand an I have already received multiple complements from folks who have seen the knife. A great buy! April 2021 Update: I continue to use the knife daily and am still very happy with the purchase. Looks as good as when I purchased it. When the knife gets dull it is very easy to sharpen and it stays sharp for a long time.

this is the kind of blade you'll find that a lot of gas stations but don't be so quick to judge for an inexpensive blade it's surprisingly well made it looks really cool easy to sharpen and has a fairly sturdy lock for the price point

I carry this knife every single day, bought it to replace my last rainbow anodized knife because I really wanted the assisted opening tab on the back since I'm not crazy about the one that you're meant to use your thumb on. These knives are gorgeous and serve an excellent purpose- having the clip visible on my bag or pants/jacket pocket has a deterrent effect on mischief. Just ask the guy who didn't leave me alone at the bus stop. You whip out a pretty blade like this and start cleaning under your nails with it like I did and they just sorta turn away and stop trying to sit next to you when there are a dozen other empty seats. The factory edge is not terrible, but the first thing I did was sharpen it myself. I have been carrying it for several months with no problems, but have not had to use it for anything too grueling (I have a different knife for dirty work hahaha) One side note, the finish on this is slightly matte because it is a brushed metal, not fully gloss smooth, which dulls the look slightly but I tend to like it better because little scratches and smudges are inconsequential.

Spring assisted-opening, heavy, 3.4oz. I'm suprised. I did not read the description carefully so I did not expect the extra width, weight, or spring-assist. The clip is a little thin and weak, its edges are square but not sharp - that could be good. Blade about 2-7/8" long, body width 3/8" without studs or clip. I think this would be nice to just unscrew the studs off since it's got the back flipper to open it. [Edit: the studs have no threads so they twisted off with pliers and got mangled. I prefer the knife without the bulky studs.] There is a thin liner which probably contains the spring track, about 1/16" thick, probably removable and you would lose the spring-assist and get thinner but it's not clear if anything would then keep the knife closed - there might be a bump on the blade lock that MIGHT keep the blade closed. I'll update if I take it apart. Beautiful finish, obviously. Only a few tiny dots. The blade stays centered in the 30-40 times I've opened. Lockup is firm, no play. Lock release is a little stiff but it's also brand-new. It feels very good in my hand. I would like a version with no spring, a bit thinner.

It is such a nice knife. It is a great weight, far from flimsy, the colour is gorgeous, and it feels very safe; like it won't fall apart on me. The blade is so sharp I cut myself opening it up for the first time, so be careful! It took me a while to figure out how to close it, actually, but if you press the bumpy side of the knife handle outward, the the blade will have room to fold in so do so with caution, using the little silver bolts on the blade to push and get some leverage. I am completely satisfied, if not blown away by the beauty and quality of this knife. I can tell it'll be able to handle outdoor projects as well as make me look like a galactic warrior princess.

It's made pretty well, the only problem I have with it is the blade lock, it gets stuck open sometimes and sometimes it won't lock at all. A little filling on the lock helps.

I bought it to replace a similar Kershaw knife that I lost somehow. This one is larger, heavier than my old one, but will fill the bill nicely. The Kershaw was pretty pricey, so I'll give this one a try and hopefully won't lose it; if I do, I'm not out much money. Some reviewers had problems working the mechanism or complaining of scratches. I have had none. The blade could be sharper, but that's remedied quickly; it flips out smoothly and the anodized coating is colorful and scratch-free so far. Only time will tell.

First time knife owner here! For what this knife is, it is great quality. I purchased this knife to break down boxes and open packages as I frequently receive packages in the mail and the scissors that I currently own to open packages are so dull. This knife is extremely sharp and you should tread with caution when opening it. Also, the color of this knife is so pretty! Definitely one of the reasons I was drawn to it!