Mtech Extreme Tactical Folding Pocket Knife

The Mtech Extreme Tactical Folding Pocket Knife is a pocket-sized folding tactical knife that features a precisely designed handgrip. The blade, jet black in color, measures 3-3/4 inches in length, and is forged out of 440 stainless steel. When closed, the knife measures 5 inches long, and overall length is 8-3/4 inches. The blade comes with a metal fence graphic. The knife comes with a pocket clip and a quick-flip opening mechanism.

Mtech Extreme Tactical Folding Pocket Knife Review:

There were close to two hundred customers who gave their feedback on this tactical knife, and the average rating was 3.9 stars.

Those who loved this knife commented that for the price, it was understandable not to expect very high quality, especially compared to well-known brands. Still, it was found to be fairly well-constructed. One reviewer even felt that its steel quality seemed the same as those used on high-end knives. The knife was found to keep its edge excellently, and it was also commended for being very comfortable in the grip. The lock was also found to work well and remain consistent with its functionality. One user admitted that he loosened the screws on his knife so as to get the quick-open mechanism to work more smoothly. The knife was also appreciated for having a super-thin profile, and the pocket clip was found to be a great accessory. Although the knife was reportedly a decent-sized tool, it was also commended for not being too heavy. One buyer got this knife for his 14-year-old son, and the boy reportedly loved the knife. After he had it for about two weeks, though, the screw on its pivot point came loose, but the dad managed to repair it well. The dad did not seem to mind it too much, either, as it required a screwdriver that they already used for an Xbox. Another reviewer shared how he bought this knife without actually expecting to be impressed, but he wound up pleasantly surprised with how good the knife looked. He also confirmed that the knife deployed nicely with a flick, which made it very efficient to use.

A few buyers were a bit disappointed with their purchase, as some of them felt that it was a bit too heavy to carry around in the pocket. One reviewer complained about how the knife was constructed in a very flimsy manner, as it broke after about two weeks of being in his pocket without even having been opened and closed much. Another reviewer described the knife as starting to fall apart after only two days, and he felt that it was a total waste of the money he paid.

From these reviews, it would seem that this knife could be a good investment, although the issue might be the quality control of the company, with some items having a greater risk of being flimsy compared to others. As such we would recommend you to look for a more reliable tool instead of taking the risk with this one.