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Question: it does have a pocket clip!  responds well to sharpening?
Document: I have had this knife for 5 years now. It holds an excellent edge and is incredibly tough. The blade is firm, but I can open it one-handed, and I have never had any problem with loose bolts. I have put this knife through hell, and it keeps coming back for more. This particular knife is also great for those who may not be well-versed in knife maintenance. I am great with a sharpening stone, but this blade responds well with cheap plastic sharpeners--a few swipes and a spritz of WD-40, and you are good to go.The only reason I am buying extras of this product is because one day my son will want one, and I don't plan on giving him mine until after I die (which won't be for a long while...I hope).
Fits wonderfully in my purse and with the pocket clip, it stays accessible. It's lightweight and yet seems very sturdy. Blade is currently sharp and slices well.
Still, for a design that adds no extra weight to the knife by using the frame itself as the lock, it's an understandable concession and it works quite well.With its slim design, light weight, belt/pocket clip, and 7" overall length (just over 4" closed), this knife is perfect for carrying in your pocket on an everyday basis where you can forget it's there until you need it. Highly recommended.
The blade itself is great. There is no sign of rust after years of use, edge retention is good, and it feels well balanced in my hand. I carry it as a pocket knife, and my only complaints lie in the handle. The clip isn't springy enough and makes hooking it onto the outside of my pocket very difficult without fraying the fabric of my pants. Opening it with one hand is possible, but very impractical, since it's quicker to use both hands than to try and fiddle around with the nub at the base of the blade.
For the price of the knife you cannot beat it.It holds a sharp edge as well as many of my other knives. As per other comments about hard opening, adjust the screws or give it a week to break in, there is plastic bushings there for smooth operation.This knife is also nice and light!Complaint is that the pocket clip isn't a &#34;no-show&#34; version, so its a little more obvious you have a knife sticking out of the top of your pocket vs some knives that I own where only the clip is seen as the knife is down all the way in your pocket.
I like this knife. Fits in your pocket nicely. I use it as a money clip as well. The built looks great but I cannot say more. I just got it few days ago and it needs to go through intensive use before I can say anything. I must admit that the China made part makes me doubt its longevity. I would be ready to pay more if it were made in the US, but Gerber doesn't do that anymore.Nice cheap knife that does the job though.
I bought 2 of these paraframe style knives and love them! Simple, light weight and can clip into your pocket all day comfort. So far the blade has been great and the clip is sturdy. I have bought cheaper knives in the past and had screws fall out. These knifes are so well put together that i am guessing all the screws are chemically locked in because nothing jiggles or is loose on this knife. Simple and great design looks great. I have a sweet new knife and i am using the other one as a money clip and knife.
I've had two of these knives, and have used and abused nothing but, for the past three years. It's in my pocket all day, every day and is thin and light enough that it's easily forgotten. I've used it for everything it's intended for and more. The blade holds it's edge well and sharpens easily. I've never had any of the bolts come loose. The pocket clip has always been reliable. The blade lock has never felt anything but rock solid. It opens and closes very easily with one hand when new, and only gets easier over time.
I've been carrying this knife every day for about a month and have been putting it to decent use. From opening packages to cutting polyester rope and cutting a clothe into rags it's handled well.It's incredibly light-weight and the blade is long enough to be useful but not too long to be looked upon as a "weapon" by paranoid security guards like the Paraframe II. That is to say the blade is shorter than a credit card is long.When I first bought it the pocket clip was tight, but to fix it I simply lift up on it slightly to put it onto my pocket.
Knife is really light and isn't very noticeable in my pack. I wound up buying a second one to keep in my bike bag for emergency situations. The knife has held its blade very well with steady use and no sharpening. Frankly, I'm impressed with it.
Answer: yes