beautiful indeed but in the future it will need a lot of sharpening + with a little more pressure it might break

Completely value for money. If you exclude maybe that the handle is all hard plastic and a more expensive knife could have a better handle, as a material, there is nothing missing from it. Very good size, the handle fills the palm, but when folded it is small enough to fit in a pocket. You can't call it a small knife by any means but it is the perfect size, thick blade - sturdy, it can withstand heavier use. The firestarter is also just fine. Perfect.

Update: Not perfect after all. After only a few weeks, the screw that holds the blade and around which the blade rotates loosened, and in general, the knife has loosened up. With almost zero use. I've used it 3 times, you know. I just open and close it a lot while playing. It can't withstand not only heavy use but not even simple opening and closing. I see myself getting something else cheap in a pocket knife or a small fixed-blade knife, honest and indestructible. Maybe the Morakniv Eldris.

Generally good for its price, whoever buys it won't regret it, BUT:

Bad handle. Bad plastic, uncomfortable, and the opening and closing of the blade doesn't feel enjoyable.

Soft metal, not very sharp.

It has a nice length, and its flick produces a nice flame, but since I bought it alongside a similar one from another company at the same price that had much better material, feel, and construction, I have left this one aside and the other one is in constant use.

I wouldn't buy it again, but I don't regret it

Good, it is just that it needs sharpening because it does not cut well when you bring it. Also, the front screw loosened after some sudden hits and now the blade is loose. Other than that, the Tsakmakis works and is satisfactory for its price, although I have not found a screwdriver that tightens it yet because the ones I have do not fit

For the job I need it, it is both practical and sturdy. Also, if needed, screws can be used and it can be fully cleaned. 3 stars because it is soft steel that requires frequent maintenance and the fact that if it falls or is forced a little, the screw that holds the blade in place needs tightening! It is user-friendly and worth its money for a simple tool. I changed the school because lately it constantly needs tightening to the point that I have put it aside for 3 months and I don't use it.

The plastic handle is of mediocre quality, it obviously needs some polishing but the materials are decent for its price. However, it has a problem with the safety mechanism, which is quite difficult to engage.

Okay.. mediocre knife.. give something more and you get much better.. the blade is not that sharp, as for the striker very small surface to throw a satisfactory spark..

Very nice knife, for the money around ten euros it's great! The blade needs a little sharpening but it's okay and the lanyard is a simple cord and not cordura! For emergency use and simple tasks, it's very good!

Very sturdy construction for €10, it has a sturdy grindstone on the handle that can lift 249 kilograms. I would like the striker to be a little longer, but it works perfectly. Of course, its protective paint needs to be scratched off to create sparks. No case is provided (not that it is needed), it has a clip for the belt.