Svord peasant blade vs Zero Tolerance 0350TS

Love the Svord! Such an awesome knife for a great price. I think I got my full size and mini for $10-$12 each.

This is a great knife! The price is high, kind of too high! Would have given 5 stars for a better deal.

The blade isn't strong at all. Came with a chip in the edge, and varies between having a sharp and a dull edge. For the wood the finish although it's suppose to be "rustic" was really poorly done with gouges and an unfinished side. And the screws/posts didn't fit into the wood well at all

This knife is unbelievably strong, resilient, good looking, and practical. It is thin enough to fit easily in your pocket, the clamp is so tight it will not slip out, and it will not ruin your pocket like the ZT Tactical Response knife (which has an incredibly rough G10 handle that is like sandpaper. This handle is much more subtle without sacrificing grip). It's also a smaller size than the ZT Tactical Response and in this case that makes it better for EDC

This pin was not present on the knife I ordered. This meant there was nothing stopping the blade from going too far backwards except the tension on the screws. The problem is, if you set them tight enough to stop the blade from going backwards, it's very difficult to open. I don't know why they stopped putting this pin in, or if it's only my knife that it happens to be missing from

Blade could be used tactically although not optimized for this (i.e., the point). Lighter than the 300 and 301 but will certainly be reliable! The ZT 350 is very high on the cool factor!!!

I could see it as a neck knife with a clip on the lanyard small enough to fit the hole in the tang. 3. It's durable. The simple mechanism and extra length of the tang should allow it to withstand some beating without complaint

overall it's a great light to medium duty folder, it's built like a tank and even though the liner lock may release under undue stress nothing on here is gonna break on you, being how thick it is it may be a little large for some people's edc, it's not gigantic but you may lose a pocket to her, the pocket clip is fully ambidextrous and supports both tip up and tip down carry adding to the versatility of the blade. I highly recommend this knife just be aware ZT's quality control may be of some question.

The handle is rough but the blade seems pretty good. It is bigger than you would think but not in a good way.

The G10 handles really absorb impact as well as dissipate any moisture between your skin and handle surface. One of my biggest issues with folding knives is the pocket clip, this is a non-issue for the ZT, the clip is very low profile and works very well. The design of the handle is incredible. The gimping in the handle allows for a great grip and more control during any type of delicate work

When the knife arrived it felt very light, not a good light but cheap, knife people know what I mean. The handles are very very misaligned and is covered in splinters. Sanding doesn’t help as it’s made of like a weird plywood looking material. Most certainly not the knife I was excited to receive

This is a nice little knife, but it's more Kershaw than ZT. While it's shaped to resemble the monster 0300 series, it's more akin to the excellent Kershaw Knockout -- has the standard Kershaw pivot, a not-especially-heavy blade (which in this size is kind of stubby and little), non-shaped scales, a heavyish liner lock that is nothing to write home about, and weight that isn't justified by its capability. It's more a livingroom commando knife than a useful tool -- for that, you'd be better off with the Knockout. If you want to look bad and don't have the money for one of the real ZTs, then the CRKT Foresight will serve you better