Sanrenmu 710

I really like that. Still, it's really affordable, very high value. Still this one 710 compared to the other ones, 763 right, yeah, 763 and 730 g10 ha...

For the price, this knife is pretty spectacular in terms of build quality. The centering is nearly perfect, the lock engages with authority, and the blade opens smoothly. After reading half a million 5 star reviews, I figured I'd give this a shot and I'm not disappointed. I do feel, however, that th...

This is a copy of the small version of a well known knife called the Sebenza, by Chris Reeve. It isn't a clone -- the inner works are arguably what make a Sebenza the knife it is, more than the steel or the titanium or the grind, and it must be said this knife makes no attempt to duplicate any of th...

I really feel like this knife is overhyped personally. It is a very nice build quality for the price, but there are other knives out there in the same price range that have similar build quality, so to me it doesn't stand out. The design is nice, but it benefits from having been copied from a good d...

This knife, the Sanrenmu 7010, is clearly just a Land 912 that's been scaled down in size. Both are knives that took a lot of design inspiration from the same source, and only fundamentally differ from each other in overall size. That's not necessarily a bad thing, as both the Rat I and the smaller ...

I have heard of these knives for some time. Most everyone who had experience with it found it to be exceptional for the price and a very good knife overall. So I finally bought one and I agree, it's probably the best bargain knife available even though it now costs $13 (Amazon prices vary, so this m...

The knife I received was in terrible condition. 1. It was barely sharp. 2. The retail box was crushed and torn. 3. Several scuffs on the entire knife. 4. The pivot was loaded with gritty cheap grease 5. It was covered with a slimy smelly oil. I was seconds away from throwing it back into its packagi...

Who spends $200 on a pocket knife? That's just nuts. For $10, you can get a knife that's ergonomic, cuts great, and has good edge retention. I own three Sanrenmu blades, as well as folders from Enlan, Ganzo, and Navy. I also have a bunch of non-bargain blades (nothing that cost anywhere near $200, t...

For the price, it's hard to beat this knife. It's difficult for me to comfortably flip it open because I have large hands and this is a fairly small knife. I've used it to cut up a metric *load of corrugated boxes--ironically enough, Amazon boxes. It still seems as sharp as new. Lock-up is solid and...

Solid knife for the money. I knew what I was getting myself in to when I purchased this. I am avid knife collector, usually in the hundreds of dollars on an average knife cost for me. I have wanted a Sebenza for a while and was shown this recently so I figured what the heck? Only two suggestions or ...