--- product_id: 791399170 title: "G720 Folding Knife in Black, Green, and Orange" brand: "ganzo" price: "฿2541" currency: THB in_stock: false reviews_count: 8 category: "Ganzo" url: https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/791399170-g720-folding-knife-in-black-green-and-orange store_origin: TH region: Thailand --- # Reliable Axis lock for safe use 440C steel blade, 58 HRC hardness Ergonomic G10 handle with deep-carry clip G720 Folding Knife in Black, Green, and Orange **Brand:** ganzo **Price:** ฿2541 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🗡️ Slice through the day with precision and style — don’t get caught without the Ganzo G720! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** G720 Folding Knife in Black, Green, and Orange by ganzo - **How much does it cost?** ฿2541 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.th](https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/791399170-g720-folding-knife-in-black-green-and-orange) ## Best For - ganzo enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted ganzo brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Discreet & Secure Carry:** Reversible deep-carry pocket clip ensures your knife stays hidden yet instantly accessible—perfect for the on-the-go professional. - • **Unmatched Blade Durability:** Crafted from premium 440C stainless steel with 58 HRC hardness for razor-sharp edge retention and corrosion resistance. - • **Versatile Everyday Utility:** Ideal for urban adventures, outdoor excursions, and emergency preparedness—your go-to tool for every challenge. - • **Effortless & Safe Deployment:** Equipped with a trusted Axis lock and dual thumb studs for smooth, reliable one-handed opening and secure blade lockup. - • **Ergonomic Grip Meets Tactical Design:** G10 composite handle offers superior strength, weather resistance, and a non-slip grip for confident handling in any environment. ## Overview The Ganzo G720 Folding Knife features a robust 90mm 440C stainless steel drop-point blade with 58 HRC hardness, ensuring long-lasting sharpness and corrosion resistance. Its ergonomic G10 handle provides a durable, weatherproof grip complemented by a reversible deep-carry pocket clip for discreet everyday carry. The reliable Axis lock mechanism guarantees safe and smooth blade deployment, making it a versatile tool for outdoor enthusiasts and professionals alike. With a total length of 210mm when open and a solid 205g weight, this knife balances heft and control, backed by a 1-year warranty and dedicated customer support. ## Description Characteristic feature of this model is a wide blade and handle with straps from ultra-high strong fiber-glass. The length of the unfolded knife is 210 mm and folded – 120 mm. Ganzo G720 knife blade is made of 440C stainless steel that is widely used in the knife production due to its characteristics. The blade length is 90 mm and the spine thickness is 4 mm. It has a drop-point blade, i.e. the blade is with gradual decrease of the spine line. The handle is made of G10, strong modern material with excellent characteristics: high heat-resistance and resistance to chemical effect. On the handle sides there is a grooved lining, so the knife does not slide and “sits” comfortably in the hand. Also the handle has a metal clip that allows to place the knife on the belt during transportation. Characteristics: ★ Comfortable ergonomic handle; ★ Producer: Ganzo Hardware; ★ Blade: 440c stainless steel (58-60HRC); ★ Handle: G10+Stainless steel, Clip, + Window Breaker; ★ Comfortable ergonomic handle; ★ Size: Whole length: 210mm(8.3"); ★ Blade's length: 90mm(3.5"); ★ Closed Length: 120mm(4.7"); ★ Blade's thickness: 4mm; ★ Blade's width: 36mm; ★ Net Weight: 205g; Review: Haters are going to hate. - People that dismiss Chinese products as crap are, simply put, missing out and have delusions of grandeur. As previous posters have mentioned, the people that would dismiss this knife because it was made in China, for sure own plenty of Chinese made products but they're not knives. They're their shoes, TVs, phones or basically put probably over 50% of their electronics. To put my experience in perspective, I've been carrying knives for 30+ years, use them daily and have a fair collection as you can imagine. Yep, my collection includes the usual "classics" from Spyderco, Kershaw, CRKT and Benchmade but I never settle and keep buying more. I do not discriminate by price, make or country of origin. I try not to buy crap, sometimes I do but this time but I didn't this time. So with that said, on to the knife. $15 is what this cost me and I couldn't be more pleased. One thing about this knife that is instantly noticeable is that it's heavy. Like really heavy but not without good reason. No, the liners aren't milled but that's not it. No, american materials aren't lighter, that's not it either. What it is, is the huge chunk of 440c in place of a regular folders blade. This is by far the thickest blade I've seen on any folder of this size and it's fantastic. It fairly obvious once you pick it up and handle it, this thing can take a beating (there's plenty of online abuse reviews on it already to prove this). The scales on the knife are great. They provide excellent grip due to the relief and the fact the handle is really wide to hide the aforementioned behemoth blade. The gimping on the spine helps contribute to a solid grip too. The ramp where the gimping is could be a little more aggressive but it's really close to being spot on. As far as lockup goes there's zero movement and there wasn't when i got it. However, this is one thing I've learned about Ganzo's. They need tuned (fiddled / messed with). If you don't do it right you're probably going to get lateral movement. If you don't do it at all the axis lock springs are way too tight and deployment is going to be stiff. To do this, make sure you have a T6, T8 and blue locktite, then look up what to do online if you can't figure it out (really simple stuff). The clip. I like the clip itself, it's substantial, sturdy and deep carry. Right handed, point up is the way all my knives are configured and the G720 comes configured in that manner. However, you cannot change this due to the glass breaker and the need for some odd 4 pin tool that I don't own. So for me, it's not a big deal but I can see this being an issue for others. Before picking up a few (6) Ganzos lately - I'm fairly new to them. I had never had a knife in 440C and now I cannot think of a reason why more people don't use it for budget line knives. It takes and edge really well and seem to out last AUS8 and 8Cr13MoV as far as retention goes. Don't get me wrong, I haven't sat there with cardboard and "cut test" the thing, that's just not me but I've noticed over my cheaper domestics (some of the spydercos and kershaws are made in china though) it really does hold an edge longer. This really is a no brainier if you need a larger folder for heavy use - a great work or truck knife (esp with the glass breaker). It's not going to make a lot of people happy for EDC, it's a little large and heavy for that. Like playing with knives? Something about the weight of the blade make this knife really fun to flick open and let fall close. When not in use it lives on my desk at home and is used as a stress ball. Make sure you 'tune' the thing first though, otherwise it'll make you miserable and thumbs hurt. For $15 and 5 minutes of your time though, it's oh so satisfying. Review: A very satisfying utility knife - I have a number of knives (spydercos, etc); something of a knife problem, like many of the reviewers on this thread reviewing this knife. This is my favorite, and my EDC. Specifically, I enjoy using it more than a spyderco Manix which used to be my EDC, and als more than other Ganzos I have (e.g. the G7412, and G7392). Pros: its really solid, and aesthetically it appeals to me--I grin when using it. It IS big and heavy, which I find satisfying. Another HUGE plus is the deep-carry pocket clip, so that when it is in my pocket, it doesnt stick out, and is not obtrusive. What's more, because it is clipped on the pocket edge and not sitting at the bottom of the pocket, I dont feel it when walking, even though it is heavy/big. If I had it sitting at the bottom of my pocket, it would indeed be too big/heavy. So, I find it very comfortable, probably why it is my sole EDC knife--whenever I go to one of my others, I remember that their clip ends up having the knife sticking out of the pocket a bit, which makes me uncomfortable as others sometimes react. I don't know if it is indeed 440C or not, but it takes a very nice edge, and holds it reasonably. A few passes on the sypderco sharpmaker get it back to shaving sharp. I find the lockup great. Quite solid. I've never had it fail (have been using knife everyday for ~ 2 months). Finish is good; blade is well centered. The handle G10 is grippy and comfortable. I've beaten on the knife (hacking through vines, small tree trunks, etc. in the garden); things that I would never consider doing with a more expensive knife. The weight of the knife makes such endeavors very satisfying, and it has held up well to the abuse. I bought a second as a back up, in case I finally do destroy it, though no evidence of problems so far. The knife is a steal at this price. Cons: It is heavy, if that bothers you. It is a copy of a lionsteel knife costing more, so there is potentially a moral issue there, though I would never have purchased a $180 lionsteel, so that doesnt bother me much. The lock is a bit stiff when originally purchased. Put a bit of teflon-type lubricant into the blade pivot, and things loosen up a lot. After a bit of use, its great. The 'stiff lock' issue isnt really a big deal, only an obstacle to playing with the knife (i.e. using a flick to open blade in conjunction with Axis lock; opening the blade using the thumb studs is easy even out of the box). The texture of the G10 handle does make it slower to get out of a tight pocket. Makes sure you wont lose it, but could be bad if you're focused on self defense. Overall, this is likely a lousy self-defense blade--it is too wide, and not 'pointy' enough. So, that might be an issue for some. Con ## Features - ✅【440C Steel Blade - Durable, Strength and Sharp for a Long Time】Folding knife with 440C stainless alloy blade. Its hardness is 58 HRC and the steel holds an edge well. It offers outstanding corrosion resistance, edge retention, and effortless cutting. - ✅【Ergonomic Pocket Knife Handle with Deep-carry Pocket Clip】G10 is very durable composite material. It is stronger than usual plastic, although it looks like it. This material does not fade in the sun, is not susceptible to water, can withstand severe mechanical stress. It has reversible deep-carry pocket clip and a lanyard hole for EDC. - ✅【Razor Sharp from the Box】The folder has a perfectly plain and smoothly sharpened cutting edge. 440C steel keeps the sharpening well and for a long time. You don't need to sharpen your pocket knife often. - ✅【Convenient and Safe to Use】The lock installed in the G704B folding knife is called Axis lock. It has a very simple design, however, this lock is considered one of the most reliable and safety. Dual thumb stud opener - ✅【Practical Utility Folding Knife】This knife is recommended for trips to nature, as well as auxiliary use in urban environments. It will be useful to perform almost any work, which means that it is the best fit for tourists, fishermen, athletes and all other active people. - ✅【Great Experience and Modern Approach】We are proud of our products and guarantee excellent quality, modern materials and safe use. That is why our knives have a 1-year warranty, and our support service team will quickly help you with any questions. - ✅【Best Gift for Men and Women】Great pocket knife for dad. Best gift idea for Men and Women. A good gift as a folding knife for everyday use, as well as for camping or picnicking. Father's Day Gift. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0168E920K | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Best Sellers Rank | #258,591 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #1,237 in Pocket Knives & Folding Knives | | Blade Edge | Flat | | Blade Length | 90 Millimeters | | Blade Material | Stainless Steel | | Blade Shape | Drop Point | | Brand Name | Ganzo | | Color | Orange | | Customer Package Type | FFP | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (814) | | Global Trade Identification Number | 06955800401356 | | Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous | | Handle Material | Fiberglass | | Included Components | Blade | | Is Product Cordless | Yes | | Item Length | 8.3 Inches | | Item Weight | 0.33 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Ganzo | | Model Name | G720 | | Model Number | G720-OR | | Power Source | Manual | | Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only | | Recommended Uses For Product | Window | | Reusability | Reusable | | Special Features | Foldable | | Style | Modern | ## Product Details - **Age Range (Description):** Adult - **Blade Material:** Stainless Steel - **Brand:** Ganzo - **Color:** Orange - **Handle Material:** Fiberglass - **Included Components:** Blade - **Model Name:** G720 - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Window - **Special Feature:** Foldable - **Style:** Modern ## Images ![G720 Folding Knife in Black, Green, and Orange - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51fVxNpx2uL.jpg) ![G720 Folding Knife in Black, Green, and Orange - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51ThkthNWGL.jpg) ![G720 Folding Knife in Black, Green, and Orange - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61-BomDXwpL.jpg) ![G720 Folding Knife in Black, Green, and Orange - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51-pr-oZWZL.jpg) ![G720 Folding Knife in Black, Green, and Orange - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41UuiPVHu4L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Will it break easily?** A: That's a very subjective question. I bought this to see how it compared to the Lionsteel SR1. It is NOT the SR1. However, that in and of itself does NOT mean the Ganzo is garbage. In fact, it is surprisingly good. The steel takes and holds a very sharp and durable edge, the lock is stout and solid and the G10 scales are of quality material and very well machined. I've baton-ed wood with it, thrown it, dug in the ground with it, clamped the blade in the bench vise and hung 100 lbs of free-weight plates from the handle, driven it though a 2x4 by beating on the handle with a log and repeatedly punched the point in a log and ripped it back out sideways. In all of this abuse, it only dulled the edge, marred up the surface finishes and loosened up the blade pivot. A few minutes on the stone and a tightening of the pivot solved what issues I had inflicted. COULD I break it? Sure I could. ANY tool CAN be broken if abused enough. Did it break during my purely abusive usage? No. And, as a point of fact; I'm not sure my Lionsteel would survive the same abuse, nor would I beat up a knife as expensive as the SR1. The Ganzo G720 is a well built tool that offers many of the assets of the Lionsteel at a budget price. If you need a pry-bar, though; buy a pry-bar. The G720 is a great KNIFE. Use it as such and you'll be amazed. **Q: What is the difference between F720 and G720?** A: I believe that the difference is almost none. In one the logo in the blade is "Ganzo" and in the other is "Firebird". Probably the boxes are also different accordingly. But essentialy they are the same. **Q: Are there any physical differences between this model and the f720 firebird? looks identical except for the logo on the blade. can anyone confirm?** A: Yup. I have the Ganzo and bought the Firebird for a friend. Save exact knife. Ganzo started transitioning production to the Firebird name and kept the same model numbers and knives; just changed the brand and added a few different models to the mix. Of the number is the same, the "F" or "G" up front doesn't make a difference. Great knife by the way! **Q: Do I have to sign anything when I receive my package?** A: No, you do not have to sign anything! ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Haters are going to hate. *by S***6 on December 13, 2016* People that dismiss Chinese products as crap are, simply put, missing out and have delusions of grandeur. As previous posters have mentioned, the people that would dismiss this knife because it was made in China, for sure own plenty of Chinese made products but they're not knives. They're their shoes, TVs, phones or basically put probably over 50% of their electronics. To put my experience in perspective, I've been carrying knives for 30+ years, use them daily and have a fair collection as you can imagine. Yep, my collection includes the usual "classics" from Spyderco, Kershaw, CRKT and Benchmade but I never settle and keep buying more. I do not discriminate by price, make or country of origin. I try not to buy crap, sometimes I do but this time but I didn't this time. So with that said, on to the knife. $15 is what this cost me and I couldn't be more pleased. One thing about this knife that is instantly noticeable is that it's heavy. Like really heavy but not without good reason. No, the liners aren't milled but that's not it. No, american materials aren't lighter, that's not it either. What it is, is the huge chunk of 440c in place of a regular folders blade. This is by far the thickest blade I've seen on any folder of this size and it's fantastic. It fairly obvious once you pick it up and handle it, this thing can take a beating (there's plenty of online abuse reviews on it already to prove this). The scales on the knife are great. They provide excellent grip due to the relief and the fact the handle is really wide to hide the aforementioned behemoth blade. The gimping on the spine helps contribute to a solid grip too. The ramp where the gimping is could be a little more aggressive but it's really close to being spot on. As far as lockup goes there's zero movement and there wasn't when i got it. However, this is one thing I've learned about Ganzo's. They need tuned (fiddled / messed with). If you don't do it right you're probably going to get lateral movement. If you don't do it at all the axis lock springs are way too tight and deployment is going to be stiff. To do this, make sure you have a T6, T8 and blue locktite, then look up what to do online if you can't figure it out (really simple stuff). The clip. I like the clip itself, it's substantial, sturdy and deep carry. Right handed, point up is the way all my knives are configured and the G720 comes configured in that manner. However, you cannot change this due to the glass breaker and the need for some odd 4 pin tool that I don't own. So for me, it's not a big deal but I can see this being an issue for others. Before picking up a few (6) Ganzos lately - I'm fairly new to them. I had never had a knife in 440C and now I cannot think of a reason why more people don't use it for budget line knives. It takes and edge really well and seem to out last AUS8 and 8Cr13MoV as far as retention goes. Don't get me wrong, I haven't sat there with cardboard and "cut test" the thing, that's just not me but I've noticed over my cheaper domestics (some of the spydercos and kershaws are made in china though) it really does hold an edge longer. This really is a no brainier if you need a larger folder for heavy use - a great work or truck knife (esp with the glass breaker). It's not going to make a lot of people happy for EDC, it's a little large and heavy for that. Like playing with knives? Something about the weight of the blade make this knife really fun to flick open and let fall close. When not in use it lives on my desk at home and is used as a stress ball. Make sure you 'tune' the thing first though, otherwise it'll make you miserable and thumbs hurt. For $15 and 5 minutes of your time though, it's oh so satisfying. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A very satisfying utility knife *by A***R on June 7, 2016* I have a number of knives (spydercos, etc); something of a knife problem, like many of the reviewers on this thread reviewing this knife. This is my favorite, and my EDC. Specifically, I enjoy using it more than a spyderco Manix which used to be my EDC, and als more than other Ganzos I have (e.g. the G7412, and G7392). Pros: its really solid, and aesthetically it appeals to me--I grin when using it. It IS big and heavy, which I find satisfying. Another HUGE plus is the deep-carry pocket clip, so that when it is in my pocket, it doesnt stick out, and is not obtrusive. What's more, because it is clipped on the pocket edge and not sitting at the bottom of the pocket, I dont feel it when walking, even though it is heavy/big. If I had it sitting at the bottom of my pocket, it would indeed be too big/heavy. So, I find it very comfortable, probably why it is my sole EDC knife--whenever I go to one of my others, I remember that their clip ends up having the knife sticking out of the pocket a bit, which makes me uncomfortable as others sometimes react. I don't know if it is indeed 440C or not, but it takes a very nice edge, and holds it reasonably. A few passes on the sypderco sharpmaker get it back to shaving sharp. I find the lockup great. Quite solid. I've never had it fail (have been using knife everyday for ~ 2 months). Finish is good; blade is well centered. The handle G10 is grippy and comfortable. I've beaten on the knife (hacking through vines, small tree trunks, etc. in the garden); things that I would never consider doing with a more expensive knife. The weight of the knife makes such endeavors very satisfying, and it has held up well to the abuse. I bought a second as a back up, in case I finally do destroy it, though no evidence of problems so far. The knife is a steal at this price. Cons: It is heavy, if that bothers you. It is a copy of a lionsteel knife costing more, so there is potentially a moral issue there, though I would never have purchased a $180 lionsteel, so that doesnt bother me much. The lock is a bit stiff when originally purchased. Put a bit of teflon-type lubricant into the blade pivot, and things loosen up a lot. After a bit of use, its great. The 'stiff lock' issue isnt really a big deal, only an obstacle to playing with the knife (i.e. using a flick to open blade in conjunction with Axis lock; opening the blade using the thumb studs is easy even out of the box). The texture of the G10 handle does make it slower to get out of a tight pocket. Makes sure you wont lose it, but could be bad if you're focused on self defense. Overall, this is likely a lousy self-defense blade--it is too wide, and not 'pointy' enough. So, that might be an issue for some. Con ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome knife *by B***R on March 17, 2026* Great knife. May be a little large for some but I love the bigger handle and solid feel. It fits my hand better than cheaper knives. The blade was nice and sharp out of the box. Quality steel sure makes a difference when you need to cut something. Rugged, feels and looks durable. My brothers and friends will be getting this knife for birthday and Christmas gifts! ## Frequently Bought Together - Ganzo G720-OR Tactical Pocket Folding Knife 440C Stainless Steel Blade G10 Anti-Slip Handle with Clip Fishing Hunting Outdoor Folder EDC Pocket Knife (Orange) - Ganzo G729-OR Orange Folding Pocket Knife 440C Stainless Steel Blade G10 Anti-Slip Handle with Clip Hunting Fishing Camping Folder Outdoor Utility Folding Knife EDC Knife (Orange) - GANZO Firebird FB727S-BK Folding Pocket Knife 440C Stainless Steel Blade G10 Handle with Clip Hunting Fishing Outdoor EDC Knife (Black) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/791399170-g720-folding-knife-in-black-green-and-orange](https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/791399170-g720-folding-knife-in-black-green-and-orange) --- *Product available on Desertcart Thailand* *Store origin: TH* *Last updated: 2026-04-29*