Svord Mini Peasant Black

This is a neat knife, decent construction. Comfy to use, comfortably fits in my hand (I wear a medium in men's gloves). Came fairly sharp - the bevel is convex. The tip of the blade rests on brass when closed, which ain't great but it's easy to fix with a rubber washer. I intend to make some pretty wooden scales to replace the plastic. These knives are dead simple but very pleasing little tools.A lot of people stress how thin the blades are. It's true. I can flex the blade a bit if I push it sideways with my thumb. Don't use it as a prybar. It doesn't feel flimsy though. I'd say it's for light to medium duty work - slicing and carving, whittling, breaking down boxes. It's cheap enough to be replaced if you do ruin it though.All in all I'm quite satisfied with it.

This is an initial impressions review.I am liking this thing already. It arrived sharp enough to shred the page facing the quaint warranty card that came with it. A decent edge I'm refining some more. Against a stone this feels like a good steel. The plastic scales feel like the same tough stuff that my screwdrivers and other daily use tools are made with.The design, method of operation is the real star. So obvious and simple, yet unique in the current market. despite looking much like a straight razor it's control and range of motion is specific to pocket knife use.If this thing breaks or otherwise messes up on me, but I'm not seeing anything here to concern me.

It was my first experience with a friction folder. My first thought was that the handles felt like cheap plastic although turned out to be rather sturdy, out of the box the blade was reasonably sharp, touched it up a bit and held its edge rather well. Was a good knife until my dog chewed up the handle. Would highly recommend it and probably get another one or two.

I love this knife! Sharp, simple, and completely utilitarian. Carrying this one as my new EDC and dumping my $300 Benchmade. Perfect practical working man's knife! Well worth the twenty bucks!

Excellent little convex edge friction folder, comes razor sharp and stays that way with stropping. Great knife

I didn’t read the description very well. The handle is not what I was expecting. Again this was my fault. In the future I’d rather have a wooden handle. The knife is exactly what it’s supposed to be. The blade is super sharp out of the packaging. Great shape, and feel. I’m a huge fan of carbon steel and the quality seems fantastic.

The grind came very uneven and, for whatever reason, the knife won’t take on a good edge. However I can get the knife sharp enough to preform rudimentary tasks that I wouldn’t want to use my better Knives for. In my opinion there are better knives out there within this price range that I would buy first, like a Swiss Army knife for example.Pros: cheap enough for me to not feel bad about beating it up. Fits well in your pocket. This knife is very easy to operate so someone with arthritis or some other disability could make great use of it.Cons: very poor quality control, when you buy this knife you are taking a gamble as to weather or not you will get something acceptable

I saw this knife demonstrated in a couple of different YouTube videos. I thought the knife was awesome. My wife is always asking to borrow one of my knives which all have a locking mechanism. No matter how many times I show her how to close them, she has problems figuring them out. This knife takes the guess work out of all that and still provides a lite but sturdy tool. She kept the first one I bought so I had to buy another!