SENCUTCrowley Pocket Knife Button Lock Folding Knife for EDC, Black G10 Handle Satin D2 Blade Foldable Small Knife with Clip, Everyday Carry Knife for Men Women Indoor Outdoor Gift S21012-4

I have been using and EDC'ing my green and black model since my wife bought it for me a month ago. (I don't comment on a knife until I've used it for a while) I am very impressed with the design of the blade,the handle and the opening options. It came very sharp and holds its edge well. Very slick and easy to use for every task I've put it to.A word to the wise however; the button was initially tough to operate when the blade was snapped open with a hard thumb flick. I decided to give it a couple of days to smooth out since I really don't expect everything to be absolutely perfect out of the box in this price range. It was worth the chance. It smoothed right out retaining its tight lockup.I think most people would be surprised by the piercing ability of the blade shape but it has been around a long time for a reason.A nicely executed design with fine materials for the price. Hard to find that much in more expensive knives.

Knife came extremely sharp. Flipper action is fantastic.Button lock is addictive. Want to fidget with this knife constantly. Feels very good in the hand. Got wood handle, which feels, and looks, great. Packaging was great. Nice zipper case, with cleaning cloth.Thumb studs are too close to handle to use for easy opening. Slow roll works, but no fast opening with them. Set too close to handle, with not enough access to get a good grip. The finger choil could be deeper. Using thumb stud puts your thumb right at the base of the edge of the blade, with potential to cut yourself. Using it to grip up on the knife also puts your finger right against the sharp edge. This knife came with significant "blade rock". Had to tighten the pivot to relieve most of it. Made the action slower, but hopefully it will break in over time.Overall, very nice knife, especially for the price. This is my first Sencut, and I will definately be buying more.

For the $46 they get for the natural g10 version, I just have nothing to complain about. It feels and looks about like anyone familiar with Civivi would expect, for a little less money.Feels solid, no rough edges, no lock stick, solid lock up, and the blade is dead center. Deploys by flipper tab, thumb stud, or just depress the lock button and slight wrist flick.Full flat grind is slicy enough to glide right through more difficult materials, like that rubber caution cone in Ed's video (good job on that btw).This one has received plenty of pocket time and I just can't find a thing to complain about for the money spent. Great option for a budget button lock, or just a budget general edc knife in general.

Sharp out the box. Great balance and good quality.

I'm really impressed with this knife. The fit and finish are so far above what you would expect at a sub $50 price point. The action is snappy and the lock is rock solid. The button lock stuck a few times when I first got the knife, but after breaking it in for a minute or two it worked flawlessly. Some micarta scales can feel too smooth, like your hand could slip during hard work, but this micarta is very grippy without being too abrasive that I'm worried it will tear up my pockets. I have very large hands, so in the past I've always gravitated toward slightly larger edc knives. This knife gives me just enough handle to get a very comfortable full 4 finger grip. The jimping on the flip tab and the back of the blade is also grippy. The d2 steel has been great so far, especially with the black coating to help combat moisture and corrosion...it comes razor sharp out of the box also with a full flat ground blade. This is a moderate use edc knife for me (no batoning), so the flat grind gives it a very smooth, slicey feel and is strong enough for my purposes. Really happy with this buy.

The media could not be loaded. Wanted to get a button lock. Look at the usual Benchmade knives, but kept having Sencut knives popping up in my search. So I started giving them a look since the price was definitely more what I wanted to spend. The Sachase looked very good and I almost went for that one until I saw this Crowley. I wear a medium sized glove, so I don't have large hands and the Sachase handle looked a little bigger. It may not have been an issue, but I really liked the slimmed down look on the Crowley. So glad I purchased the Crowley! Super smooth action. Easy to flip multiple ways. The blade came super sharp. The video with this review makes it obvious that I'm not a knife flipping master, but it's one of the nicer knives that I've added to the collection in quite a while. Would definitely recommend that you give it a shot if your on the fence!