CRKT Vox Piet Liner Lock Knife Black GFN (2.63" Satin) 5390

CRKT has never disappointed me all of them have a razor sharp edge and they hold their edge very well, and this knife is no different. Considering the quality, size, and price this knife is just great! I bought 2 so I would have one to gift and I think the ladies would appreciate owning one as well.

For $16 this knife is insane value.

Bought the Piet on sale and found it to be a super deal. Knife is sturdy, slicey, smooth, and fits in 5th pocket. Order was handled quickly and accurately by Blade HQ.

Such a good looking knife

Picked this up on mark down for $15. I should have bought 3 or five. My sons want mine, but they will have to wait for birthdays. Light weight, deploys with a bit of work, but once you get used to it, it's easy. Sits deep in your pocket with the reversible clip. Not sure what the comments are regarding sharp edges and such. Mine has none. Blade is sharp and just the right size for EDC. Have not had to sharpen yet, so cannot comment on how well it holds an edge or takes one. Blade sits tight with no movement. I'd buy again. In fact, going to order a few as gifts.

At the sale price this is a must purchase folks. Fantastic little EDC blade for the price. Highly recommend!

I was going to give this one away as a holiday gift, but I love this little thing. VOX knives are great and this stays true, even tho it's budget. 100% would recommend.

This is a knife that has A LOT going for it for the price. Ergos are fantastic, grippy handle material, simple deployment, great lock up, ideal blade shape. I’m a fan of all the Voxnaes designs I’ve owned. This is a knife that should be appreciated a lot more! CRKT needs to make a D2 version with maybe just a little bit more access in the lock bar side to reverse flick and it would be an absolute home run. Regardless, this knife is up there with your tenacious, Civivis, rat 2 and Kershaw's all day. Great first knife or gift idea as well.

This is another CRKT Vox knife that I have bought and loved my decision. This knife fit in hand is amazing, like every other Vox this is well designed and worth way more than the asking price, this is a must buy to have or give to family/friend. I gave mine to my brother and he is now a EDC guy.

This little knife checks all the boxes I want in a pocket knife: [x] deep carry clip [x] reliable liner lock [x] not crazy expensive [x] very thin profile [x] light weight [x] no snag points This knife is my favorite bare bones pocket knife. I really like the overall design too. It has a lot of polished metal and they even put a chamfer on the thumb hole.

First off buy this knife. Super cool design, fits great in the hand, super easy to open, and just an all around great package. Been my EDC for the last couple months.

I was pleasantly surprised by this. It's really well made for the price. There's no give anywhere when it's open, and opening it has a smooth snappy feeling. Also, fur how small it is it's still a four finger grip.

Pros: - Very sharp out of the box - Great little cutter for light duty work - Light weight - Very low profile in pocket - Super easy to sharpen, although all I've had to do is touch up the edge on my ceramic and strop - Feels good in the hand even though it is a small knife, and I have exceptionally large hands Cons: - Blade centering was ever so slightly off (fixed with a slight turn of the screw) - Action is a little stiff, although that should correct itself with break in time. Overall excellent knife, especially considering the price point.

This is one nice little knife. Perfect ergos as you would expect.

Lightweight, very sturdy knife. The pocket clip can be switched to either side. Accented with a splash of the color blue on the spine Opens lightning fast with a flick of the thumb. Can attach a lanyard if desired. Also the personalization of the knife is well worth it. Well done, CRKT!

It needed a few little adjustments, but now works well. Just a little liner lock stick. Good deployments. Beautiful little knife, The sharp square spine is probably really good for a firestick.

I bought one of these knives, and found I really liked it. When I lost it I immediately bought two more. Now that I've lived with the replacement for a while, I think I know why I lost the first one: the clip. The clip is prone to bending very easily and I believe with my first one it bent and then fell off my pants. I've now bent the clip on my second knife three times. I have removed the clip and rebent it, but I worry about carrying it using the clip since it catches on things as I walk past them (my fault) and then bends wide open (arguably the knife's fault). The price is great, feels great, decent blade, handsome design. I'd pay $5 more for a more sturdy clip though!

A great little lightweight knife (for $19.99), barely noticeable in running shorts, staying clipped and closed without an issue. While 8rc isn't my favorite steel, it holds up to the rigors of sweat well and sharpens easily. My only gripes being that the pivot screw was unreasonably over tightened out of the box, and the grips needed sanding on the edges of the spine to get rid of some sharp areas. Acceptable faults for sub-$20, but kinda lame for the $50 msrp. Overall a good lightweight beater with great ergos for something so small, but with the caveat of the price point.

Grabbed this for $15 on sale. Definitely a steal at that price! Feels like a good EDC when I don't want to worry about an expensive knife, without carrying something that couldn't cut through packing tape. Couple things: this knife is not tip up/down carry - it's tip up for left or right hand. Can be tricky to spydy flick due to the frame blocking part of the thumb hole, but practicing for a handful of minutes makes it possible. Disassembly is kind of a nightmare. I couldn't get all the frame screws off and decided to stop and reassemble because I felt like I was going to strip a screw.

I’ve been carrying the Piet for about ten days, and I love how light and functional it is. The beautiful design doesn’t come across super well on websites. This knife has more aesthetic value than you would expect from a cheap CRKT. My only warning is that the thick blade and flat grind make this knife a poor choice for food prep. You do not want to use it to slice an apple.

For under $30, CRKT has done it agaon and created a great budget folder. GRN feels good and textured, fit is great, but the action came very grimy (due to lack of lubrication and a semi-bent nylon washer). Lubed it up and she runs like a charm!

It's exactly what you'd expect for $18. Materials are ok, fit&finish are nonexistent, looks pretty good. If you want this as an EDC be prepared to put in a little work tuning it up, but for under 20 it's fine.

The $50 original price point is wildly overpriced. I ordered two at the price drop to $15 and IMO that is what it’s worth. both have wobbly pivots, yet stiff action, horrible factory grinds, and rough finishing. The heat treat seems average but I will have to put my own edge to get an idea. The inside of the thumb hole is chamfered, but otherwise totally unfinished (bare stamped metal) and right handed spydie flicking is obstructed by the liner lock and handle (a rare miss for Jesper). Both backspacers have rough finishing marks and knicks. It’s a true $15 knife with the Vox name (my absolute favorite designer) but at least finally appropriately priced and as always ergos in the hand are good.

I love the looks of this knife. It's pretty small and easily fits in any pocket without weighing it down. That said, there's not much metal backing the scales so it feels weak in the mid section, easily flexing under the slightest pressure. The one I received will not flip out at all, allowing only manual opening/closing of the blade. I only paid $15 so it will make a good gift for a new enthusiast to begin an obsession.

Even at the price of $15 this knife is low quality. Extremely thin liner lock and it just quite honestly feels like it would break if you did anything other than open an envelope with it. I would rather spend $15 on a decent small size box cutter.

I cared this knife for about 2 weeks the pocket clip bent and the knife doesn’t hold a edge and I do not like deploying this knife

Pros - Design - Out of the box sharpness - Pocket clip Cons - Quality The handles are pretty sharp out of the box, but yes you can dull them for comfort. The washers are plastic and I tried replacing them with bronze washers and the function improved, but not by much. Whoever keeps designing the body screws for CRKT folders needs to be fired. They are terrible. Taking the knife apart for maintenance will be a nightmare. The screws are cheap and I don't know why CRKT can't get such a simple thing right.

This knife was on the verge of budget EDC greatness. Normally, if you have a thumb hole, us knife guys have grown accustomed to the spydy flick. On this knife, it is impossible unless you're left-handed because the thumb hole is blocked by the liner where you would out your middle finger. You can ONLY use your rhumb to deploy this knife.

I have two of these now and what a difference between the two. No issues with one, but the other was just poor. Tight pivot and problems with liner release. Must be a burr or too long making it difficult and dangerous the close. Bad quality control. I love my first one and will live with the other.