Tom Anderson Black Kult Folder 6.25 inch

Okay, so I decided to examine this for myself. the moment I opened it, I thought I was disappointed... but upon close inspection, this is actually a pretty nice knife. Previous reviews have stated that the handle was plastic, I was about to do so when I took a closer look, this is a very lightweight knife. the reason being: The handle is ALUMINUM. not metal. Aluminum is lighter, and yes it does feel a little like plastic. but this is actually quite sturdy, I like the design, yes it's huge but that's what also adds character. The only reason I give it four instead of five, is because of the plastic white lining on the handle.

This knife is almost exactly what I expected.Even with the other reviews and the pictures, I still underestimated the size of it. It is way too big to carry for everyday use. The handle is pretty cheap, it is weak plastic. But it should not break unless dropped or otherwise mishandled.Although the knife was pretty dull when I got it, it was not hard to put an edge on it. But the best part about the knife it how cool it looks. With it's size and unique shape, it is very intimidating, and eye catching. All in all, I love this knife. I bought it for show, not for carry or use, and it serves my purpose perfectly. And with the very small price tag, it can't be beat.

Well, i got this knife, and was actually very pleased, and the design of the knife is completely brilliant, but the issue is, that the manufacturing sucks. it looks cool, is sharp and everything, but when i was carving wood, the piece of metal that holds the blade in place while its open, completely snapped off. and so i had a knife withe pretty much no use. so, my advice, is if you want a knife, not to use a lot, but to show off and display, then this is the best knife i can think of. but, if you want a knife that u use every day, than get a better knife.

Like my title says, this is not an MTech knife. It was extremely cheap so I'm not angry it's such a piece of crap. Here is what blows so hard about it besides the false advertising. First off, it's huge like many others have pointed out. It has a hilt at the end off the blade so you can push it open and swing it out, that doesn't work, the blade sticks. The safety lock on it is hard to engage which makes me not even want to look at it. The handle is plastic and makes the knife feel like a toy. This was an impulse buy but a curved blade is not necessarily a fantasy knife, they have many applications. This knife wouldn't even make a good piece of garbage since it's mostly plastic, wouldn't make a good paper weight for that reason either. If you really want to annoy someone and make them angry every time they look at something then give this to them as a Christmas present or something.

This is a great decoration knife, but let it be know this beast is not a pocket knife. It's much too large to be a pocket knife. It's mostly made of plastic in areas, though the blade is in good condition and quite sharp. It's ok, great gift, but not a high quality piece.

Just received this knife and was expecting a plastic handle, as some reviews said it had. IT IS NOT PLASTIC. The white ribbed part on the back is, the rest is some type of aluminum, with some rubber inlays. The blade is much bigger than I expected, about 4.5 inches from the top of the handle. Very light weight and stylish, great piece to show off, can't think of much other use for it. For 10$, its worth it! Knocked off one star for the cheap feel to the handle. Almost feel like if I drop it it could break.

To say this knife is big is almost an understatement. Fully opened, this knife is the size of my forearm from hilt to blade tip (I am a male who is 5'9). Unfortunately I cannot give this 5 stars because A) the blade is not sharp at all except for the tip which can puncture almost anything, and B) because the handle has a cheap plastic backing for grip instead of using rubber. Overall, not quite a knife you can carry around easily, but it is definitely a conversation piece. Everyone who sees it asks to hold it and is astonished by how big and ferocious it looks. Only suggestion is that if you purchase this, try and hone the edge of the blade a little bit to make it a little more useful for whatever your needs may be.

good knife as said in title, and also said in title is you dont take the thing apart XD. i saw the allen wrench hole and said might as well...long story short, the two small pieces of plastic holding the blade so that it would fold easly got lost, but this wont happen if you dont take it apart. sharp factory edge, cool knive to show off and weather you losen the allen bolt you can make it easer or harder to open, i can open mine with a flict of my wrist and titen it up when i dont want any one to open it. in other words....BUY IT!!!!