Sanrenmu7056 Series Pocket Knife (7056LUF-SF Stone Washed) (White)

Knife arrived sharp and blade was centered. I took the knife apart and gave both stainless steel handle sides a brushed finish. All the small screws, pivot screw and pocket clip I anodized to an antique bronze finish. Looks like a $100.00 knife. I did use a fine gun oil on the pivot and the blade now opens super smooth. This knife is well made for the price!!!!Update: On second 7056 I ordered too customize for my son in law. Knife arrived NOT in original packaging. Looked like a return. Very dull blade. Many scratches on both sides of the handles. I completely took apart and refinished both stainless steel handle scales to a brushed satin finish. I sharpened and stropped the blade, now SCARY sharp!!! Make sure you use a fine oil on the pivot screw and washers for much smoother opening of the blade. SHAME ON YOU WHO EVER SHIPPED KNIFE IN THE CONDITION IT WAS SENT!!! YOU NEED TOO BE WEARING GLASSES!

Such mixed emotions. I also purchased the Sanrenmu 7010, and it was just a little small in my hand, i love it, but felt like i should have gone with the 7056. That said, when the 7056 arrived, i was super happy, because on looks alone, this is everything i wanted the 7010 to be. Until i tried to open it with the flipper. I knew going in, this wasn't a speed assist open, but that flipper man.... So when i tried and tried again to "flip" it open, it only ever got to the halfway point. Sad face.So i thought, let's try loosening up the pivot screw. Well, did i forget to mention that it's also a liner lock?. Loosen up the pivot, and the knife no longer sits blade center closed. Damn. Oh well, i tightened it back up, and now the knife is back to where it was before, now you can flick it open with your wrist as you pop it to the halfway point with the flipper, but that kind of draws some attention, as it is a move most do with flair, so i guess do so at your own risk. I did get the hang of flicking it open with the thumb stud, but it's kind of hit or miss, and it wears on the tip of my thumb, so i can only do that so long before my thumb hurts.Knife owner problems.One last thing, as I've noted in other Sanrenmu reviews, this knife came sharp, and i don't just mean the blade. The spine of the knife has really sharp edges, where to me, they should have been smoothed out, also sharp edges on the liner lock, just under the pivot screw, ouch, not comfortable.Other than that, i do like this knife, it came super sharp out of the package, and you really can't beat the price. The only reason I'm giving it four stars is the lackluster flipper performance, and sharp edges.Ive included pics for size comparison with the Sanrenmu 614, and 7010

Let me just say, for the price this is an amazing knife. I ordered three (grey, stonewashed, and silver). All three blades were off center, and none of them flip with just a finger. You have to give a pretty decent wrist flick while flipping the tab. That's probably because there are no bearings in the pivot, just a copper washer on each side of the blade. Again, for the price, I would recommend if you don't mind flicking your write to open them

This little knife is awesome. Nothing negative to say about it. I bought it for my girlfriend and it fits her small hands perfectly. Nice and sharp out of the box too!

I received the knife today. I am impressed with the quality of the knife. It was sharp and the lockup was good. It seriously rivals knives that cost a lot more. My only complaint is that the pocket clip isn't reversible. I prefer to carry a knife tip up rather than tip down.

I love it. The knife was as sharp as my Ken Onion Leek out of the box. For the money, I don't think you can beat it. I will get another Sanrenmu knife. The lock up is good and the blade has zero play. $10 well spent.

I been hearing so much reviews about this model saying that the flipper is somewhat defected in design. perhaps I was lucky enough to get a perfect copy, the other user don't know the right way to using the flipper. I have to admit that I do have some fail attempts to open the knife. it is because of the pain stainless steel handle can be slippery sometime. I wish they could add some kind of texture on the handle to fix the problem that most people been having then will make it a perfect score. the flipper itself it's not the one should be blame.

This knife is very solid and well-built. Made of stainless steel and easy to operate.