Kizer Yorkie Ki3525

Like the materials but action on it is slow

Just got the knife today and I really like it. It looks good and is well built. * I edited this bit at the end. My one (maybe two) complaint came from when I tried to take it apart. It has a free spinning pivot (1) with torx openings on both sides of the pivot. I tried to undo the screw using my two torx wrenches and ended up stripping one of my bits. They used way too much (2) thread locker when they assembled this knife. It's such an irritating decision and I hate when it happens. I understand why they do it (don't want the knife to loosen up on people who don't maintain their knives) but for those of us who do it would be nice if we had the option to not have them thread locked. I'm probably dreaming with that wish.

Other than that I love the knife. I also liked how they included another pivot screw in the bag of screws that came with the knife. Kizer does well by providing extra screws, so kudos to them.

*Edit: If you're not looking to take this knife apart when you get it then what I'm complaining about is actually a good thing and you should be happy with it. The knife won't come loose and it'll always have the great action like when it's brand new. I didn't feel like my review was fair because the feature that I didn't like is probably a really good thing to people different from me. So, if you just want a knife that works great out of the box and have no desire to take it apart, this knife is perfect for you. I'm really happy with it too, all things considered. It's a freaking sweet knife.