After reading some reviews about the Bee/Enlan/SRM line of knives, my curiosity got the best of me and I ordered a Bee L02.
For less than $20 including shipping, I'm pretty impressed with this knife. Solid lockup, no blade play at all, blade is not exactly centered when closed but it's close enough for the money. Blade has a beefy spine. It wasn't quite sharp enough for my liking out of the box, so I ran it over the rods on the Lansky turnbox. Now it shaves hair off my arm with ease.
The blade flicks open fast and easily with the comfortable thumb studs.
One of the things that drew me to it was the nice deep carry clip, which allows it to ride completely out of sight in a jeans pocket (except for the clip, of course). Plus I just liked the aesthetics of the knife. Different from anything else I own.
The only thing it seems to be missing is a lanyard hole, but that's not a deal breaker. Tip down and right hand only is the only carry method. Weight is reasonable at 3.5 oz. Blade length is 3", closed length is just over 4", and over all length is just over 7".
I haven't used it for much yet, but am curious to see how well it performs every day light cutting tasks, and that's the reason I bought it.
For less than $20 including shipping, I'm pretty impressed with this knife. Solid lockup, no blade play at all, blade is not exactly centered when closed but it's close enough for the money. Blade has a beefy spine. It wasn't quite sharp enough for my liking out of the box, so I ran it over the rods on the Lansky turnbox. Now it shaves hair off my arm with ease.
The blade flicks open fast and easily with the comfortable thumb studs.
One of the things that drew me to it was the nice deep carry clip, which allows it to ride completely out of sight in a jeans pocket (except for the clip, of course). Plus I just liked the aesthetics of the knife. Different from anything else I own.
The only thing it seems to be missing is a lanyard hole, but that's not a deal breaker. Tip down and right hand only is the only carry method. Weight is reasonable at 3.5 oz. Blade length is 3", closed length is just over 4", and over all length is just over 7".
I haven't used it for much yet, but am curious to see how well it performs every day light cutting tasks, and that's the reason I bought it.
