Opus Tactical The Liberator 8.75" Folder

I am not a knife expert but I do own in excess of 50 of them with several being microtechs, a few high end spydercos, a few zero tolerance and all the way down to knives like this... You noticed I said down. Ok now that that is out of the way I would suggest that you not get too excited about this one if you are familiar with it's competitors.1. This knife feels horrible in my hand, period.2. it is ugly3. the blade is loose/sloppy4. not even close to ganzo quality or the quality of this 12 dollar mtech (link below), not even close. The blade in the mtech is SOLID, no slop just like my higher end microtechs5. tactical? hahahaha6. why even supply a pouch if it looks like paper and yucky paper too.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JS3E2UY/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I have knives from "Tops" & " Zero Tolerance" all the way down to "Boker". The knife design was intriguing, so I bought one. Assisted opening, was a real surprise, then I ran it through the gauntlet. After sharpening this knife, it past every test we could throw at it. One small issue was getting it to come off the pocket fast, the clip and body design make it tough. We adjusted the clip by opening it some and that solved it. Heavy duty 100% at 360° of travel, cut everything! This knife is worth it.

Whenever I see a good deal on a knife, I buy it. I have a collection of over 30 various folding knives and this is the one that will be in my pocket for the foreseeable future. The assisted opening mechanism is surprisingly strong and forceful. The blade and handle are thick and solid with significant weight. Excellent construction. A quality knife that you want in an emergency situation.