Delivery as always is a plus. After opening, the knife turns into a fixed blade with a very strong lock that doesn't release easily—you need a bit of strength in your thumb. It arrives satisfactorily sharp. It shouldn't open by itself either; I tried swinging it and it didn't budge, which is good if you want to carry it in your pocket. When closed, there is slight side play if you shake it, which apparently is quite common in this kind of classic design, according to Google, although overall the build quality is average. I'll say this: it's a nice, cheaper alternative to the Buck 110, which costs so much that it's a shame to use it, while the build quality here is average but the price is optimal—about 160 zloty, in my opinion. Well, I'll use it and see, because despite the 'flaws,' it has that classic charm. A pretty cool Chinese knife.
