CJRB Locust Folding Knife, 3.15'' AR-RPM9 Steel Blade Pocket Knife with Black PVD Steel&G10 Inlay Handle, Button Lock with Safety Switch EDC Knife for Men Women Camping Hiking(1951-BG)

I can’t believe it took me this long to write a review! This knife is an awesome EDC. It’s thin so it doesn’t take up a tone of room in the pocket. Overall quality 9/10- it’s build really well, virtually no rattle on the button lock which is fantastic. Blade is set in the frame dead center. It’s super light, which honestly put me off at first. Don’t let the weight and size fill you, this thing is STURDY! The thumb disk gives you perfect thumb placement and blade control. The action is the smoothest I’ve ever felt and it opens fast and with ease every time. The one gripe I have, is it opens too smooth😂 because it’s so light you don’t really feel the opening snap. The blade shape is cool af and it shaved arm hair clean right out of the box. The knife itself has a ton of style which is a plus. CJRB is a fantastic knife maker and will ABSOLUTELY buy this brand again!Actually, looking at an artisan cutlery now, which is their parent company

This is a beautiful knife. I like it. I like it a lot. I'll buy another one soon. The action is perfect and the blade is sharp and strong. I love the texture of the handle. The button lock was a bit sticky but it broke in nicely and it's very smooth now. Blade is a tiny bit off center which doesn't matter to me and there is no blade play at all. This was one of the best knife purchases I've ever made. So satisfied.

This is a terrific design that's finally emergedfrom many ho-hum EDC releases of late. The Locust lineup is brilliant and selecting your choice is fun and einy-miney-mo. Each Locust is strikingly different, the color-ways subtle but striking. You can pick from tactical to gentleman vibe.QC is perfect in all aspects: fit/finish, open/drop action, materials, smoothness, blade centering & sharpness. Fits the hand & the disk is a good landing pad for the thumb.Decent clip, secure. As to the lock, I don't have any issues and for me it doesn't impede in any way. There's some comfort in this feature.This has got be the sleekest budget tier edc currently available, a winner for me. No regrets whatsoever, highly recommend! There's a huge selection with new ones to follow.Great product CJRB!

I’ve had 2. Unique knife and I’ve had compliments on it. Button lock on one was nice and crisp. Button lock on the other was trash feeling. Both blades were excellent. Feels like a good knife but I’m not an expert. Clip has come loose on both so something to be aware of. Not a fan of a free swinging blade from closed to locked so there that I guess. For $50 it’s worth it.

My first CJRB. Love the design of this knife. The black and gold really pop. The spear point blade is nice and comes extremely sharp out of the box. I'm normally not a lanyard kind of guy, but I kinda like it on this knife. Light weight but sturdy feeling, I have no complaints about this EDC.

Nice knife. Color is pretty cool. Came very shape. So sharp that I’ve cut myself i think5 times, trying to flip the knife open. With that said, flipping open the knife is a bit difficult when using the thumb stud.

CJRB has nailed it with this design. Ergos are good, the flipper tab is great. Out of the box it is incredibly sharp and after 3 months of use, has retained most of that original sharpness. It has a satisfying weight to it and the flipper action feels smooth. Overall its a great knife

I was truly impressed with this model that CRJB released. I own several CJRB knives, and as much as I love button locks, they can sometimes be annoying because I have had the button get bumped and partially deploy the knife in my pocket. Not an issue at all with this knife due to its safety! Now I can comfortably carry a button lock with zero fear of the button accidently getting pressed. The knife feels premium, from the blade shape to the frag pattern cut g-10 scales. You cannot ask for a better action, especially at this price point. It also hits a great balance to easily carry without feeling bulky yet still feeling capable to accomplish most tasks you would need a pocket knife for. I would love to see more CJRB knives come along with this safety button. This has quickly been added into my edc rotation.