Kriegar German Stiletto Pocket Knife - Black Wood

The feel of this knife is better in my opinion to the Boker assisted Italian steletto. As a 7th degree martial art master, I can say this is a very nice self-defense tool. Well done.

I bought a total of four stiletto folders. Mine was called a "heartwood", as I recall, but I couldn't find it listed, so I'm assuming this one would be similar. I carried it as my everyday carry knife at my farm for the summer and was surprised at how practical it was. The overall shape, size and blade configuration worked well for stripping covering from wire, making pilot holes for starting screws, scraping off labels, and, most important, for cleaning finger nails. The design of the Krieger point may be better than the Kissing Crane for everyday tasks. It's a practical as well as attractive design.

Received the Kriegar Stiletto today, i am very happy with it. fit n finish is pretty good for a $15 knife. lock up is decent and action is smooth after some tuning. I was able to one hand open and close it right out of the box. I would buy a few more of these.

Classy looking stiletto. I like the silver bolsters better than the gold, brass colored. I like the bayonet style blade. And I really love the lockback which is far superior to the liner lock style. Sure, I wish it was an automatic, but that's wishful thinking at $13.

It’s a very nice pocket knife. It’s light weight and it feels very nice holding it.

A really nice nice, well made and sturdy. Came really sharp with a polished look to the blade. Locks tight and blade doesn't move.

it's a stiletto knive with a pretty cheap price and cut's very but it's much bigger than i imagined

Okay for the money. The only real complaint I have is the lock pin on the blade at the swivel point doesn't fully engage leaving a gap between the blade and locking paddle. Also leaving an inward angle on the blade in relationship to the handle.