ICONS NEW - Drop Point Knife with Ceramic Bearings. Unboxing and Comparison.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- How good is this new offering from Icon? Is it quality and will you want to use it as your every day carry. Let find out.
From the manufacturer:
The ICON™ Drop Point Knife with Ceramic Bearings is made with a premium D2 steel blade to provide superior hardness and wear-resistance for long-lasting edge retention. The high-strength, G10 handle is extremely lightweight and has carbon fiber inlays for maximum durability. Like all ICON™ hand tools, this pocket knife is backed by a hassle-free manufacturer's lifetime warranty.
Ceramic bearings for fast, smooth, one-handed deployment
Curved grip fits naturally in your hand for precise, accurate cuts
Low-friction pivot point reduces wear and extends knife life
CNC machined belt clip for long lasting durability
Lifetime Warranty
Specifications:
SKU(s) 70613
Brand ICON
Model KDP3
Blade length (in.) 3.07 in.
Blade material D2 Steel
Blade width (in.) 0.13 in.
Handle Length 4.42 in.
Handle material G10, carbon fiber inlays
Product Length 7-1/2 in.
Product Weight 0.27 lb.
Shipping Weight 0.44 lb.
UPC 792363706131
I've been using it for a few weeks now and you really can't beat it for the money. It's a damn good knife.
@@glasswhisperer yea I’ve been using mine a bit off and on as well. It’s good quality. Just wish the hand ergonomics were a bit better. Otherwise it’s solid.
I picked one up as soon as one was available, mostly out of curiosity. It sits in my drawer with my other pocket knives. I'll probably never use it for more than opening a cardboard box or something like that from time to time. I think it operates very smoothly, blade is extremely sharp, and comes in a decent price point. On a side note, you know, I'll say this. HF is doing a good job of trying to elevate its reputation and is bringing better quality products to its stores. Apparently they watch video's like this and read the comments.
Thanks for sharing. I share the same thoughts. It’s good and miles ahead of anything they would have carried 10 years ago, but it’s not without its challenges too.
I'm picking me up one of these this weekend. I've been looking at it and I love the look. and D2 steel is good steel.
Yea not a bad price point and its operation is quite nice. Just need to get used to the grip.
I just bought one for the warranty alone. If it rusts out or dulls, I’m bringing it back. Knives are pretty much consumables for me since I don’t sharpen them myself. It’ll pay for itself.
In that aspect then yes its worth your time. Just have to be sure they are still on the shelves when you go in. ;)
I bought one and I’m very pleased with it. The action gets smothered the more I use it. Great value for the money. I highly recommend this knife. Cheers! This additional comment is after more use. The flipper tab is smooth. The tab really needs texture for better purchase when deploying the blade. I still highly recommend this knife? Cheers!
Thanks for sharing. It’s not a bad knife. I just wish it fit a little better in the hand. 🖐️
@@thingsmen your point is well made. I could use just a tad more purchase for my pinkie finger. That being said I wouldn’t take it to knife fight. However for everyday use I still think it’s a great value. Cheers!
Why has this knife turned into such a instant collector’s item⁉️
Fair point. It’s ok but nothing stellar. 👍🏻
Bought one. Love it, broke it, still love it.
Take it back in for replacement?
Fixed it.😊
@@keithw1966 must have not been that bad then.
For the money a great knife. Thanks for the review. : )
Of course. Glad to see you like it.
These knives are badass!!
Thanks. I’m glad you like. You referring to just the Icon?
No I also have the Gordon which is also from HF. The Icon in my opinion is a copy of a Todd Begg mini glimpse. Its design is awesome and the builder clearly knew how to build a knife. Now I want a Mini Glimpse. Thanks Harbor Freight!!
Thank you for your honest review. Much appreciated. I was on the fence about buying this knife, but the shape of handle is a concern. There are better choices out there.
Of course. The handle and the belt clip are a bit odd. The quality is still pretty good however. Just depends on if you want flashy over functionality.
Don't rely on one person's opinion on the handle. I've watched about 20 reviews on this knife and almost all either like or don't mind the way it feels in their hand.
@@lswinney1000 true. everyone's tastes are different. If the handle design doesn't matter to you then its a good knife.
I think it is a great knife at a great value and I am not crazy about your review.
Appreciate your response. I find knives to be very subjective so not everyone will be on the same page. I will say I have grown to like it a little bit more but will see how I feel as time goes on.
I got one, very nice looking and very sharp but i agree it feels to small, not a deal breaker though. One beef I have with all these knives is the locking mechanism , like my father taught me its not 100% dependable
Thanks for chiming in. Yea it’s not my first choice but I get the draw to the esthetics. Function vs looks. If you don’t mind please like and consider subscribing. 👍🏻
Whats the name of the no name knife I like it
It’s actually a nice knife for the price. Also less than the icon one. It’s on Amazon
Eafengrow CH3504-G10
Why is it so hard to come-by at Harbor Freight stores???
It’s apparently the new hotness. I haven’t seen them in mine since they first dropped.
This is my new edc and favorite looking knife. F$&king sexy af
@@jetta61 hey that’s all that matters. 👍🏻
The Big Deal, to answer some commenters below, is that, it is a stolen design, nearly 0ne for one of the Todd Beggs SteelCraft Mini Glimpse (approx$600 on the secondary market), Not to be confused with the Beggs Mini Glimpse (about $70+ and cheaply /bad-quality made), the splinter company (His Brothers took over) of His stolen designs.
Thanks for sharing. It does bear a resemblance.
@@thingsmen Not resemblance. It is one for one, identical, except for the blade material and the Todd Beggs iconic holes and pocket clip ceramic ball. I own both the original Glimpse as well as the original Bodega, and the Icon has a fit and finish comparable to them.
The one thing i do not like is the pocket clip. Thats just so dumb to be at an angle perpendicular to the top of the pocket. I dislike it so much im going to pass which is a bummer, with the rest of it being so well done.
Yea that clip isn’t the greatest. Probably my biggest gripe when contemplating the purchase. I will admit that despite that it still will work ok in your pocket. It’s just not the most favorable. Rest of the knife is performing well though. Thanks for commenting. 👍🏻