I love this knife! The shape, the weight, the feel.. Amazing knife! Smooth action, blade is centered, feels really solid. No play, no slop. Locks firmly closed, and solid open. I ordered right around the New Year holiday, for ZeroTolerance.. 2/2, it was shipped on 2/5.. And arrived East Coast on 2/20. Only thing I could critique is uneven anodizing spot on the back, by pivot screw.. Two tiny finish spots on the ridge of the blade. One at the tip, and the other by the up swept ridge towards base of blade. This knife will be used daily, for everything, for decades to come. I'm sure I'll add to the imperfections within a month. Over all, I'm completely content with this purchase and would recommend ZeroTolerance knives to anyone wanting a top end knife without taking out a loan.

This is a very beautiful knife, a replica of the iconic Chris Reeve Mnandi design. Knife looks, feels and functions beautifully. The only complaint I have is that both of the wood scales had small cracks in the wood running from the pivot hole to front end of knife. I assume that the holes were drilled slightly too small for the size of the pivot bushing and when the bushing was installed and the pivot tightened, the wood cracked. Rather than lodge a dispute or try to return/exchange the knife, I completely disassembled it, filled the cracks with black super glue, then sanded flush with very fine sandpaper. It worked perfectly and you cannot tell that there were cracks in the wood. I would hope the seller will inspect all these knifes with wood scales for cracks. It might be a systemic problem in the manufacturing process.

in principle, if it is not with the third illegal shift at the same factory as the original, then it is still very similar. apparently-for bad people who buy for a rupee and sell it as the original for five. even the tip in the center. and flip cannon. and sharpening out of the box is good. no flaws, well, except that the stubborn bonnet is 0,25mm asymmetrically installed.well, the seller is handsome-he sent it quickly, and the impression is that he came from the russian government so quickly. taking into account the fact that on the original 8cr13mov-it is generally not clear what they earn here. and it looks like a karsh is putting prices on its knives like our 6x9 campo.in general, let's see how the steel will behave, but according to the first impressions-i recommend both the product and the seller

Arrived in my mailbox about 2.5 weeks after ordering. Knife fits tightly within the wooden tray which helps ensure against any shipping damage. Nice touch that can be used as a disassembly tray, and includes 2 extra screws in the 4 provided threaded inserts. This Lionsteel Molletta is a beautiful knife overall. By far the nicest of 3 recent DHGate knife orders (BM 535 & BM 537 clones) I've received in the past mon. The Carbon Fiber is well made with the lightest bit of texture. Ti is machined rather nicely. The finish on the blade is excellent, with the top and rear of the blade being highly contoured unlike your typical $80 knife. I love that the flipper tab is removable via threaded screw, with the upper deployment tab also being removable. If they could add a third threaded tab to make this also a Front Flipper, I would gladly purchase a few more, in this same configuration (blade size) and also in an upsized version (~3.5"). I would also buy both sizes in full Ti fr

this is a very nice and impressive balisong, especially for the price. it's quite big, which is good in my opinion, and it flips really well.. it arrived (arrived on estated date btw) with tap and play, but after sanding the bushings down using a foot file (yes a foot file lol) it now has no tap and minimal play. unlike my other cheap chinese balis, this one seems to have higher quality hardware. while cranking these screws i've not stripped or damaged them so far. now for the things i dislike about this knife: really would've liked to see t8 zen pin and t10 pivot screws, i've twisted and snapped off about 3 t6 bits by now. it's very noisy... it's like the handles amplify the zen pin noises. the zen "nipple" could be smaller to reduce the chance of getting pinched. tl;dr: i'm really happy with my purchase and would recommend it. it's not perfect but it's really good! biggest downside is how loud it is.

Knife on black box is knife I purchased. Knife on white box is authentic ZT. Put piranha grips on knife after received. Grips are HOGUE, spec’d for 0350. Had it fully disassembled & can attest to quality. Don’t think the parts would be fully interchangeable w/o a little honing/milling, but this knife is CLOSE. Differences I am aware of are: authentic uses brass shims around the swing bolt where as this one uses roller bearings. The grips attach with long bolts in authentic w/ nuts keyed into grips. This knife uses shorter bolts w/ deeper nuts that have hex head face. I feel this is more aesthetic than authentic. The lock uses same ball bearing. swing bolt on the authentic is hex head, this knife uses a circular one which is harder to tighten. The grips I installed required me to bore holes in them, authentic nuts/bolts are slimmer than this knife’s. Actions feels just as good. Very pleased.