Swiss Safe 3-in-1 Tactical Knife for Military and First Responders - Tactical Black

Okay. So I was extremely skeptical when I purchased this because of the prize, it seemed like something I could buy at Walmart. However i needed a pocket knife.My wife said because I only carry fix blade knives when I am working. She said, I needed something a little less aggressive. So I decided to get this knife, not thinking it would beIncredible. But the blade is extremely sharp and durable, and unlike other pocket knives. I had the belt clip on the back is incredibly easy to clip on to my tactical belt, as well as any other belts and Is extremely durable?Inflexible, this is quite seriously the best pocket knife i've had in recent memory.I believe

I'm not going to say that this is the best knife in the world, but for the money, it's an awesome knife. I like how it looks, the blade is very easy to open with one hand, it comes fairly sharp, and it holds an edge well. I have bought many of these over several years. I keep them in several locations in my woodshop, I carry one in my pocket, I have them in several survival type packs, and in my cars. One of them that I use a lot is a little loose and the blade is a little loose when its open, but I have abused it for several years. You could spend a lot of money and get better knives, but if I loose one of mine, or I somehow destroy one, it's cheap and easy to replace (barley an inconvenience).

Great color, nothing feels cheap at all on this affordable knife. I am truly amazed with it.

So this is a good basic knife that actually has a device on it to break them break a window in a car any event of an accident and also a device to cut the seatbelt. I don’t know how good those are and frankly, I hope that I never know how good those are as I hope to never have to use them. So I do like the size of the knife. I like the feel of it and the weight of it. One of the things that I need to be cautious of is the blade lock doesn’t always lock, so I have to be sure to open the blade all the way and test for the blade lock. So in my opinion, this is not a dealbreaker but an important item to pay attention to because it’s dangerous to use a knife without the blade lock engaged.

This doesn't feel like a knife that would survive the stupid test of using it for purposes other than what it was designed for like pulling out a nail or hammering in a Philips screw. Maybe because it's so light for its size it just feels less durable. However, for 25 bucks you are getting your bang for your buck. A knife with a seat belt cutter, glass breaker, and some swag. While I have yet to use the seat belt cutter and glass breaker I can speak for the 3 1/2" stainless steel blade and say that it is very sharp. It has about an inch of serrated blade at the base just in case you need to cut through some rope, or a strap, or a seatbelt because you never got around to testing out the included seatbelt cutter and it failed you when you needed it most. Ergonomics on this knife couldn't be better. The blade is spring loaded for easy one hand deployment and the grooved handle fits well in your hand. The knife is well balanced with its center of gravity in the middle of its length both when deployed and retracted. As a bonus the included belt clip keeps this knife attached securely in your pocket. Overall I think this is an excellent well made knife and a great gift for a friend, family member or yourself.

Sharp enough, handles well. Good for the price.

Purchased this in 2021 for my husband and he has carried it everyday since. The quality of this was great and he loved that it was fire themed, fire family here! It is light weight and still opens easy. Occasionally there is a screw on the back where the clip is for your pocket that needs tightened, but that is no big deal.

The knife itself is fabulous. Overall sturdy, feels good in the hand. Smooth switch open action. The seatbelt cutter portion is sadly lacking. The blade is at a weird angle and it DOES NOT CUT. AT ALL. It jams into the crease and just, well, jams. We tested numerous times - just a jumbled mess. Didn't slice, and even with a sawing motion it just frayed. The knife sliced right through the seat belt. So if you are in an emergency and need to cut your seatbelt, don't waste your time with the seatbelt cutting end. Go straight for the knife. We ordered 2 of these and 2 of the basic seatbelt cutters for other vehicles. Neither of the 2 knives cut the seat belt (the knife blade did, so if you intend to use it for that purpose, have a cool head and don't slice yourself in the process). The basic seat belt cutters we got were fabulous and cut right through.If you're looking for a seatbelt cutter and glass breaker, save yourself some cash and buy a basic seatbelt cutter with glass breaker edge tool. Less than $10. If you want something that can also be stashed in your car as a knife and break glass in an emergency, this will work.