QSP Hawk Pocket Knife, Sandvik 14C28N Blade, Micarta handle (Sandvik 14C28N Blade, Black Micarta handle)

The media could not be loaded. It’s made well it looks perfect but the handle feels a little cheap idk why and the detent ball is kind of grinding but don’t get me wrong it’s a very nice knife action is good just a tad sticky

I have a collection of 15 to 20 flipper knives. Most of them are under $100. I don't think I have a knife that just checks all the boxes and feels as good as this one. I honestly think that it may be my favorite. I love the color, the Mccartha handle is great, the blades shape is A perfect drop point, which works in almost any context. The blade length is perfect. The weight of the knife is perfect. I know I know, this is all very personal but man this is a great nice and I can't believe how cheap it is. I ended up getting two. A lot of my knives have more understated color, and they are boring compared to this. This is a perfect color. Visible, tasteful, Great material. I got one for the workplace, and one for the car.

I own a lot of knives. But I like everything about this knife including the price!

This is a fantastic knife. I was just unfortunate to receive first and second one with really bad lock stick thankfully I was able to remedy this my how do you oil to the pivot and a little bit of oil to the walk face which is normally not recommended, but in this case, manage to fix a bigger problem, this will not affect my opinion of QSP because this is a very rare occurrence for their products I own many of their other products, and they always come in great condition and quality every time this just so happen to be a first. I would still highly recommend this knife to anyone, especially at its price point and the materials that it’s made out of. I just hope that this will help if anybody else receives one in the same condition.

This was my first QSP purchase, after reading a lot of hype about the Penguin.Initial impressions: looks good, feels good, nice micarta scales. On the other hand, all the steel has the same satin finish that feels a bit slippery (i.e. when operating the liner lock or using the thumb studs).After about a week of ownership, I decided to take the Hawk to work. I was cutting some unused feeder conduits out of a concrete slab, and used the knife to pry (yes, a cardinal sin) the almost-cut PVC pipe, breaking it free.The tip of the knife didn't like this. I can't complain so much, as I know knives aren't typically meant for these kind of tasks. All the same, I was pretty disappointed at how easily the blade tip bent.After all, it was only plastic.Personally, I don't foresee myself purchasing this brand again.

This knife is an incredible value with steel that is the same as models I have spent 4-6 times as much for and better action. Best deal for an EDC

I looked up this company before I bought it. And when it arrived I was surprised at the quality. The action was a bit rough at first. Took a can of air and blew it out and although it's a budget knife... The feel of the action and the ergos makes this knife feel like it's a $150+ knife. Very nice box... Over all I'm very satisfied.

One of my favorite edc knives. I would recommend this knife to anybody. Solidly built. Sharp and centered out of the box. Easy to manipulate one handed. Micarta is grippy. One of my top 5 knives. I will definitely be buying more QSP products.