The Nero

This knifes adjectives include elegant and sleek. It is well made. I am partial to D2 steel blades and this is a good one, sharp and holds an edge. Not all D2 is the same. I have an American made D2 blade that I love and a Chinese made blade that claims to be D2 that is unimpressive. The NERO is well done. I like the blade shape, the tip is great for minor surgical procedures like extracting thorns and slivers or puncturing surface abscess infection etc. This knife is more suited to edc in an office than edc on the homestead. Well worth the price.

I bought a Nero a few years ago and absolutely love it! I've purchased other knives since then seeing if something else might kick this off the top of my EDC rotation. I got close, but this has everything I want for my EDC blade. Quick and smooth deployment, perfect texture on the grip, a sweet blade, and the red liner is just the icing on the cake. You really want this knife. Git it while you can.

Been carrying this as my EDC knife for the past month. The size and weight of this knife are perfect for a pair of jeans, and the action is incredibly smooth; I've gotten multiple compliments on how easily it opens. The knife was fairly sharp out of the box, but lost its edge pretty quickly, but that's to be expected. My only real complaint is that the finishing on both the blade and the handle are already a little scratched, even though I haven't used it that hard. It is an EDC knife, so it's not like I was expecting it to stay pretty, but I thought the finishing would've lasted a little longer. That being said, I think overall it's good quality for a good price, and I haven't found an EDC knife with a cleaner design.

It's a nice knife. I just wish the clip was a little tighter. It falls out of my pocket pretty easily.

This knife is fantastic. Arrived sharp, opens smooth, etc. Comparing against my Buck "Sprint" knife, this knife is heavier, and a little bit harder to open, but it's still a solid choice of knife.

The Nero is a great knife. I really like how sleek it is. The pivot is smoother than butter. This is one of my favorite EDC knives.

This knife is worth more than they are asking. Great weight, smooth action, sharp D2 steel, and it's sexy as hell!

I've never been a "brand" guy. I don't care who makes what as long as it works. However finding a decent knife is uber difficult. Even when you think you have, you pay $40, $50, $60 dollars and the knife breaks in a few months. This knife has been solid. I expect this knife to last years. Not only that but I use it as a fidgit toy so it's getting a workout constantly as I open and close it. Bobby approved, Farm approved.

The Nero has been the best EDC knife I’ve ever had! There’s just something about it. The way it opens, the weight, the texture, the blade length, etc. It feels like a lot of intentional design work went into it, and I my contention with it is that it always seems to be out of stock so I can’t buy another one! :)

My wife gave me this beautiful piece for Christmas, A+++ for her! Smooth, well balanced and has the feel of a much more expensive blade. A good knife is one that you can still hold onto with hands covered in blood and there's something about the texture of the scales that tells me it's not slipping. The finger flick almost feels as though it is spring assisted but it's not, it's just built that well. On the other side of the coin it appears quite gentlemanly. It is sleek and with the clip high on the scale it protrudes just enough. Lotsa war lotsa poet in this build.