Blue Ridge Knives ESEE Zancudo

A clip is actually really sturdy, no problems there whatsoever. I mean I I like this. I like this knife, a lot

That series by ESEE/Blue Ridge Knives are some of my all time favorite EDC folders. The Zancundo and Avispa both, but particularly the Avispa in D2. They are basically a thinner, lighter, better remix of the RAT knives. Just love how thin in the pocket they are and they have a perfect belly/drop for slicing.

Of all my "cheap" EDC knives, this one is the cheapest feeling. I'm comparing it to a $15 Amazon basics and $15 Kershaw, so when I paid double for this one, I was disappointed. The overall feel of it doesn't inspire a lot of confidence and it doesn't look as good as the cheaper knives. I won't retur...

The action on this knife was extremely stiff to open, I loosen it up, oil it, and it remained super stiff. Too many good options out there to waste time trying to fix a brand new knife, so I returned it.

Lots of brad hype, but bad QC. The detent bearing is not recessed enough. The logo on the blade fades off very quickly.

Overpriced knife. Its ok quality, shame that only 1 side is ribbed and no possibility to change clip to left.

Solid EDC pocketknife. Razor sharp out of the box, blade is perfectly centered. It needed to break in for about a week before the frame lock would loosen up enough to allow one handed closure without causing significant thumb pain. The clip resembles the one on the Kershaw Leek. This knife is like a...

Arrived razor sharp. Handle is easy to hold for small hands, but clip side can be a little uncomfortable. Embarrassed to sound ignorant (I'm a knife novice), but it took me quite a while to figure out how to close the knife---found out by reading reviews. Instructions would have helped. For anyone e...

This knife is on a few lists of “best pocket folder” of 2022, etc. It looks good in general, but is slightly heavy; however, my real issue is with the clip. I carry my knives in the reverse of the default on this one and when I tried to switch it, the screws completely stripped out. I debated just g...

This is a solid edc knife. For those that buy it and notice the stiff lockup and detent,don't lose hope. This knife requires a great deal of break in time. I didn't have the patience to wait on it to break in so I took the knife apart and filed down the detent ball and bent out the frame a tad to lo...