Bear & Son Butterfly Knife Damascus Tanto

This knife is absolutely stunning and incredibly well constructed I am honestly surprised that I didn't have to pay more for it. 10/10 will recommend to a friend.

Great knife. Carried it everywhere untill it fell out of my pocket at work and somebody walked off with it. Worked great as a can opener or for just cutting holes in garage doors. Only problem i had was the one sided grind on the blade, made it fun to sharpen. Held a great edge. Saving up money to buy a replacement.. Great knife

I actually bought this because of a review that said that the sound it makes is terrifying like a pump action shotgun. I don't know what they are talking about. This is actually much quieter than any other balisong that I own. The price at BUDK was the lowest I could find anywhere online, by over $10. So I'm happy with it although I'd like to have a bit more noise.

I own a lot of balisong knives. I bought this knife about a year ago and it is probably my favorite. It's very bulky and masculine while most butterfly knives are sleek and almost feminine. you open it and it makes a terrifying sound just like a pump action shotgun. I was a little upset that it seemed like only one side of it was finished and while the handles will take a lot of abuse eventually the paint does start to chip off. but I love this knife its totally awesome

I bought one of these about 5 years ago. It was sharp outa the box but not a razor. Its very well ballanced and has juat the right amount of weight for me. I carry it daily in a maglight sheath and usw use it OFTEN for cutting boxes, wire, you name it! As all balisongs do, the springiness wears out of the handles and the lock quits working over time but the handles will take I beating! I use mine to crack walnuts on occasion. If you like butterfly knives this one is worth every penny!

This was my first Balisong knife, and though it is one of the most beautiful knives i own, it is also the most flimsy. I spent months practicing my skills with flipping this thing open, and i got pretty good, but it also wore out after only a few months. Paint chipped off, the lock went shit after about 2 weeks, and after a good 4 months, it lost a handle. Even though i cannot flip it anymore, i still admire the neat pattern and i constantly crave the satisfying click of the handles clinking together.

this knife broke on me