Firebird GANZO F759MS-OR Serrated Blade Pocket Folding Knife 440C Stainless S...

Love this knife! Lock blade keeps it from folding while using. Nice size blade, good and sturdy. The handle has good grip, fits in pocket perfectly. Belt clip can be moved to other side, which I did. Nice and sharp, as all knives should be. Buy this knife, I have 3.

neat little knife ,well made ,4 ways to locate clip , easy to open( haven't mastered one hand opening yet) sharp enough, good gripping on handle, light weight in the pocket, money well spent, i will enjoy carrying it daily

So I’m a big Spyderco fan and of course seeing this I just had to buy one to see how it compared to the delica. Obviously the blade steel is not as high end being only 440 C, but that is still a very respectable Blade steel that is easy to sharpen and works well especially for what most people use a knife for. It is a bit stiff coming out of the box and you definitely can’t. Spidey flick it very well, mostly due to the shape of their hole. But after a couple weeks of use and a little bit of pivot lube, it opens and closes very well now. It’s a small lightweight, shall we say Interpretation of a Spyderco knife. I ended up buying several of these just because of the great price and gave them to a couple friends of mine. Now I don’t carry this every day, but I do rotate it through every once in a while and so far it’s held up very well. This is definitely a knife that I would consider a beater because if I lose it for like $17 it’s easy to replace it and compared to a lot of the other super budget knives out there or dare I would even say several of the hardware store brand beater knives, I still think this is a better option. You get better steel, It’s lightweight and easy to carry. I am not a fan of the clip on this mostly just because it was so ridiculously tight when I bought it, that trying to get it in and out of your pocket was an exercise in and of itself however, it did loosen up some overtime. Bottom line if you need a good beater knife, a good work knife, and you don’t wanna break the bank and if you like the spiderco look then go ahead and buy it. The 440 C on this is still better than the 8 CR that spiderco uses and it’s budget Knives

I purchased this knife first, then I received a Spyderco Byrd Meadowlark 2 (it's basically the same knife, they even feel the same). This one, however, is better and less expensive. Opens rather smoothly whereas the Byrd is stiff to open or close. It feels comfortable in the hand, you can open it easily with just one hand. It came sharp enough out of the package and with just a bit of work, it gets shaving sharp. It's a GRN or FRN handle which makes it extremely lightweight and resistant. The pocket clip has 4 total positions and as with the Byrd, it is not a deep pocket carry, about 1/4" of the knife sticks out of your pocket, I don't care with this one so it doesn't really matter. The main difference between this and the Meadowlark 2 is the blade steel, this one being 440C and the Meadowlark being 8CR13MOV. Basically very similar if not the same HRC and qualities. The other difference is the price, this one goes for about $17 and the Meadowlark goes for around $32. To me, this one is much, much better.

I keep buying these every so often. They are all over the house. I've given a few away. 440C blade steel. Solid locking back lock. Flips open easy enough. Holds an edge. Sharpens back. I should buy another one just to keep in the office.

This brand is the best kept secret out there and I’m glad. Prices haven’t changed much in years and neither has the quality. I have so many in my personal edc box and I give them out as gifts every chance I get. Sharp as a tack and when they do get dull, a couple swipes on the honing steel and they’re good to go. Treat them decent and they’ll outlive and out work you. I pull out my Benchmades and Boutiques when I want to show off, I pull out my Ganzo / Firebirds when I want to do work.

This knife arrived yesterday, and I inspected it for fit, finish, and functionality. I found the blade to be centered, it opened and closed smoothly, and the handle ergonomics are pretty good. This knife is similar to a very popular name brand knife in regard to its size, shape, and weight. The blade steel is in 440C uniformly ground (full flat) , and it was sharp out of the box...not razor sharp, but it stropped easily to shaving sharp without much effort. Blade lockup is solid without any blade play, and the back lock works well. There is jimping on the blade spine and finger choil. However, the finger choil area is pretty small to be useful. The handle appears to be made from FRN, and it is texturized providing a good overall grip. The pocket clip is not ultra deep carry allowing for plenty of exposed handle to easily extract the knife from the pocket. How the knife performs is unknown, and only time will tell how well the 440C blade holds up to EDC cutting tasks. Based upon my initial inspection, the knife represents a good value for the money. Further testing and use are needed to determine its performance.

Great pocket knife. I have 3 of these now, 2 with half serrated blade and one regular blade. Lightweight, and I prefer the orange body so it’s a bit easier to find quickly, especially when hiking.