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Camillus Cuda 9" Durable Lightweight Corrosion-Resistant Drop Point AUS-8 Stainless Steel Everyday Carry Folding Pocket Knife with Cuda Opening Technology

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Recommended Uses For Product Everyday Carry
Brand Camillus
Model Name Cuda Folding Knife
Special Feature Folding Knife
Age Range (Description) Adult
Included Components Knife
Handle Material Fiberglass
Color Black
Blade Material Alloy Steel
Style Folding Knife

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  • HIGH-QUALITY STEEL - CUDA 9" Folding Knife features a robust AUS-8 Steel blade, known for its outstanding balance between toughness, edge sharpness & corrosion resistance; This quality steel makes this pocket knife a reliable tool for cutting applications
  • ENHANCED DURABILITY - AUS-8 Steel blade is bonded with Carbonitride Titanium to add an extra layer of resistance against rust & corrosion, making the blade more durable; It also increases the hardness, making it up to 10 times harder than untreated steel
  • G10 HANDLE - Camillus CUDA is equipped with a sturdy G10 handle that offers exceptional stability under rapidly changing environmental conditions; Impervious to moisture or liquid, G10 handle ensures a reliable grip, making it suitable for various tasks
  • EXTENDED EDGE RETENTION - Thanks to Carbonitride Titanium bonding, blade of this EDC knife retains its edge for extended period; Increased hardness ensures Cuda remains sharp even after prolonged use, contributing to its longevity & cutting performance
  • CUDA OPENING TECHNOLOGY - Camillus CUDA 9" Folding Knife boasts CUDA Opening Technology, providing a smooth and efficient opening mechanism; This enhances usability, making it a strong and versatile tool - quick & easy to deploy for various cutting tasks
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  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 11.22 x 4.92 x 0.98 inches; 3.53 ounces
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ 18533
  • Department ‏ : ‎ Unisex-Adult
  • Date First Available ‏ : ‎ June 18, 2009
  • Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Acme
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B002DT4E62
  • Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 245 ratings

Product Description

CAMILLUS CUDA 9"" FOLDING EVERYDAY CARRY KNIFE: The Camillus CUDA 9"" Folding Knife features a sturdy G10 handle and AUS-8 Steel blade. G10 handles are impervious to moisture or liquid and boasts great stability under rapidly shifting environmental conditions, and AUS-8 offers an exceptional balance between blade toughness, edge sharpness, and corrosion resistance. To enhance the innate strengths of AUS-8, we bond it with Carbonitride Titanium. This bonding process creates an added layer of resistance against rust and corrosion and it makes the blade up to 10x harder than untreated steel. The added hardness also ensures that the blade holds its edge even longer. Featuring CUDA Opening Technology as well, the Camillus CUDA 9"" is a strong knife for a wide range of tasks. MAIN FEATURES: - Knife Type: Folding Knives; - Steel Quality: AUS-8 Stainless Steel; - Blade Length Range: 3-4 Inch; - Blade Shape: Drop Point; - Blade Color: Black; - Blade Edge: Plain; - Blade Grind: Hollow Grind; - Handle Material: G10; - Blade Coating: Carbonitride Titanium; - Handle Color: Black; - Lock Type: Liner Lock.

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  2. Module 1

    Since 1876, Camillus Cutlery has been supplying the world with reliable, innovative, and quality-made knives that have survived the true test of time. Camillus products are made of Carbonitride Titanium cutlery-grade steel and are through-hardened to hold an edge.

    Camillus knives withstand the impossible and continue delivering over extended use.

  3. Module 2

    Folding Knives

    Choose from various quality Camillus and Western folding knife styles, including liner locks, lock backs, and frame locks.

  4. Camillus Pocket Block 6.25" Folding Knife
    Camillus Marlin Spike Folding Knife
    Camillus Thin Blue Line 7.75" Assisted Open Folding Knife, Black/Blue (19653)
    Camillus Remus 7.75” Assisted Open Folding Knife

    Folding Knives

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  5. Module 3

    Fixed Knives

    High-quality stainless steel with titanium-bonding tech ensures corrosion resistance and adds durability and hardness.

  6. Camillus Tyrant, 7.25-Inch Fixed Blade Knife
    Camillus Bamboo Handle, 9.75-Inch Fixed Blade Knife
    Camillus MASK, 9-inch Fixed Blade Knife
    Camillus Western CrossTrail

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  7. Module 4

    Striking Tools

    Camillus striking tools feature the same desirable traits as knife steel, specifically exceptional hardness and corrosion résistance.

  8. Camillus Ravenous, 13.5-inch Tomahawk with Sheath, Black
    Camillus Camtrax Hatchet with Folding Saw & Hard Molded Hatchet Sheath, Black (19142)
    Camillus Capture Tool Containment System, camo (one Size) (19795)
    Camillus Carnivore Machete with Molded Sheath and Quad Grind Saw

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  9. Module 5

    Made For The Outdoors

    Our knives are perfect for hunting, camping, everyday use and survival and tactical scenarios.

  10. Camillus INFLAME 7.5" Folding Knife
    Camillus Dominator II 7" Folding Knife, Silver/Black
    Camillus Romulus 8.5” Assisted Open Folding Knife
    Camillus 9" Multifunction Game Shear. (19403)

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  11. About Us

    Camillus knives feature high-quality steel blades, handle materials, designs and superior workmanship. We actively partner with federal immigration and customs enforcement to stop individuals and companies from making and importing counterfeit and illegal knives, meaning you can trust knives branded with the Camillus logo.

    Our Mission

    Craftsmanship with a worldwide following – it's been the Camillus way for over 140 years. Camillus Cutlery has always stood for quality and we continue to uphold our legacy by providing premium hunting, fishing, sporting and tactical knives.

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CAMILLUS KNIVES

Since 1876, Camillus Cutlery has been supplying the world with reliable and quality-made knives that have survived the true test of time. As one of the oldest knife manufacturers, Camillus Cutlery has always met quality standards and will continue to do so with our hunting, fishing, and sporting knives.

Camillus products are made of Carbonitride Titanium cutlery-grade steel and are through-hardened to hold an edge. Camillus knives withstand the task and continue delivering over extended use.

CAMILLUS CUDA 9″ QUICK RELEASE FOLDING KNIFE

CAMILLUS TRC 6.75″ FOLDING KNIFE

CAMILLUS 7.25″ CARBON FIBER HANDLE FOLDING KNIFE

CAMILLUS CUDA 9″ QUICK RELEASE FOLDING KNIFE

The Camillus CUDA 9″ Folding Knife features a sturdy G10 handle and AUS-8 Steel blade. G10 handles are impervious to moisture or liquid and ensures stability under rapidly shifting environmental conditions.

CAMILLUS TRC 6.75″ FOLDING KNIFE

The Camillus TRC was designed to be both rugged and striking in design. It features a titanium bonded VG10 stainless steel blade that has been polished to a mirror finish, and the handle is accented with carbon fiber scales that have been CNC’d for a truly ergonomic grip.

CAMILLUS 7.25″ CARBON FIBER HANDLE FOLDING KNIFE

The Camillus 7.25″ Folding Knife features a lightweight, Carbon Fiber handle and an enduring VG10 steel blade.

CAMILLUS DOMINATOR II 7″ FOLDING KNIFE

CAMILLUS TANTO 8.25″ FOLDING KNIFE

CAMILLUS TANTO 2 6.75″ FOLDING KNIFE

CAMILLUS DOMINATOR II 7″ FOLDING KNIFE

The Camillus DOMINATOR II features a Titanium Bonded VG-10 steel blade. VG-10 is considered a “super steel”, due to its innate ability to maintain sharpness and durability.

The Camillus TANTO 8.25″ Folding Knife features an extremely durable G10 Handle and VG10 Steel blade. VG10 is considered a “super steel”, because it is designed to maintain sharpness and durability above all else.

CAMILLUS TANTO 2 6.75″ FOLDING KNIFE

The Camillus TANTO 2 6.75″ Folding Knife features an extremely durable G10 Handle and VG10 Steel blade. VG10 is considered a “super steel”, because it is designed to maintain sharpness and durability above all else.

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ABOUT CAMILLUS

Craftsmanship with a worldwide following – it’s been the Camillus way for over 140 years.

Since 1876, Camillus Cutlery has been producing reliable, innovative and quality-made knives that have survived the true test of time. As one of the oldest knife manufacturers, Camillus Cutlery has always met quality standards and will continue to do so with our hunting, fishing, and sporting knives.

Camillus products are made of Carbonitride Titanium cutlery-grade steel and are through-hardened to hold an edge. Camillus knives withstand the task and continue delivering over extended use.

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  • Western tools
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CAMILLUS CUDA 9″ QUICK RELEASE FOLDING KNIFE CAMILLUS TRC 6.75″ FOLDING KNIFE CAMILLUS 7.25″ CARBON FIBER HANDLE FOLDING KNIFE CAMILLUS DOMINATOR II 7″ FOLDING KNIFE CAMILLUS TANTO 8.25″ FOLDING KNIFE CAMILLUS TANTO 2 6.75″ FOLDING KNIFE
Camillus Cuda 9" knife Camillus Trc 6.75″ Folding Knife Camillus 7.25″ Carbon Fiber Handle Folding Knife Camillus Dominator Ii 7″ Folding Knife Camillus Tanto 8.25″ Folding Knife Camillus Tanto 2 6.75″ Folding Knife
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Price $50.61 $69.99 $89.26 $66.79 $57.39 $45.49
Steel Quality AUS-8 Stainless Steel VG10 Stainless Steel VG10 Stainless Steel VG10 Stainless Steel VG10 Stainless Steel VG10 Stainless Steel
Blade Length Range 3-4 Inch 2-3 inch 3-4 inch 3-4 inch 3-4 inch 2-3 inch
Blade Shape Drop Point Drop Point Clip Point Drop Point Tanto Tanto
Blade Color Black Silver Black Silver Black Black
Blade Grind Hollow Grind Hollow Grind Hollow Grind Hollow Grind Hollow Grind Hollow Grind
Handle Material G10 Carbon Fiber Carbon Fiber Carbon Fiber G10 G10
Blade Coating Carbonitride Titanium Titanium Bonded Carbonitride Titanium Titanium Bonded Carbonitride Titanium Carbonitride Titanium
Handle Color Black Black/Silver Black Black Black Black
Lock Type Liner Lock Liner Lock Liner Lock Frame Lock Liner Lock Liner Lock

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    Customers like the engagement and quality of the knife. They mention that it holds an edge well, and is a sturdy knife. Customers appreciate the value, and sharpness. However, some find the opening mechanism difficult to open. They also dislike the fit and have different opinions on comfort, and ease of use.

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    46 customers mention35 positive11 negative

    Customers like the quality of the knife. They say it's a great sturdy knife made of good steel. They also say the opening mechanism is not simple. Overall, customers are satisfied with the quality and performance of the product.

    "...Also, the spine is thick enough for some light prying, but since no folder has a full tang, I wouldn't push one too hard on that front...." Read more

    "...Very durable. On delivery blade not terribly sharp, but you can remidy this yourself or have it sharpened...." Read more

    "...; Camillus knives are produced in China/Taiwan, their quality seems to be noticeably higher than your typical mass-produced blades from overseas...." Read more

    "...that sandwich them together fall out or just break and the knife falls apart...." Read more

    28 customers mention21 positive7 negative

    Customers like the sharpness of the knife. They say it's a durable knife with an out of the box sharp blade. Some customers also mention that the knife can be easily sharpened. Overall, customers are satisfied with the sharp quality of the blade.

    "...the liner lock centered perfectly and securely engaged, came sharp from the factory, and when closed the blade centering is perfect with no chance..." Read more

    "...Regarding the sharpness..mine came nice and sharp and cut paper better than I expected...." Read more

    "...Very durable. On delivery blade not terribly sharp, but you can remidy this yourself or have it sharpened...." Read more

    "...Great blade can be sharpened easy. Solid construction but tough to open." Read more

    14 customers mention14 positive0 negative

    Customers appreciate the value of the knife. They say it's a solid knife for the price and a good collector's piece.

    "...buying from Amazon gets you a much lower price and makes them a rather good value, IF you accept the knife for what it is: a decent quality knife..." Read more

    "...I did have this knife in my collection, b/4 2007 and the price and quality was top notch...." Read more

    "This is my second Camillus knife and I must say they are a great value...." Read more

    "...It is an excellent buy. To say “I’d buy it again” is obvious. I may even buy a couple as gifts." Read more

    8 customers mention8 positive0 negative

    Customers like the engagement of the knife. They mention that it holds an edge well, is easy to keep a hold of, and has a good length blade. The lock centered perfectly and securely engaged. Some say that the knives lock up solidly.

    "...It will take a great edge for a knife and hold it pretty well...." Read more

    "...knives lock up solidly with the liner lock centered perfectly and securely engaged, came sharp from the factory, and when closed the blade centering..." Read more

    "...as I'm not cutting steak with this knife, it seems to be holding an edge a bit better that the earlier version...." Read more

    "...Blade is holding its edge but it's still too early to tell...." Read more

    12 customers mention5 positive7 negative

    Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the knife. Some mention it's easy to use and deploy one-handed design, while others say it'd take a little getting used to. They say the opening method takes a lot of pressure to slide the button, and it takes some time for the opening drag to work out. They also mention that the assist action is poor and the slide is impossible to use with their thumb.

    "It does take some time for the opening drag to work out, but if you get the timing right, this can be snapped open almost instantly with a combined..." Read more

    "...I own one of the original models and it's super easy to work. Tried loosening the screw but none of my torn fits it, it's on there tight...." Read more

    "...knife, but the thumb pivot thing you use try open it is much harder to use than expected...." Read more

    "...Cuda Jr. which was exactly the right size and a durable, easy to deploy one handed design. I lost it...." Read more

    7 customers mention4 positive3 negative

    Customers are mixed about the comfort of the knife. Some mention that it feels great, it's a light knife, and a comfortable knife for EDC. However, others say that it gives them a sore thumb and feels extremely rough and rattly.

    "...a sharp blade made of decent steel, solid construction, a comfortable knife for EDC, and a piece of knife history...." Read more

    "...The whole thing also feels extremely rough and rattly...." Read more

    "...is not the case since it hasn't been obtrusive at all and it feels better in my hand than the smaller knife I previously carried...." Read more

    "...It will still give you a blister if you open and close it often. Also the screws at the bottom progressively fell out and got lost." Read more

    29 customers mention8 positive21 negative

    Customers find the knife difficult to open. They say the opening mechanism is not simple, the button is wobbly, and the knife wouldn't open without assistance. Some customers also say the knife is cheap and unsafe. The thumb opening mechanism can be clumsy and noisy.

    "...also serrated and had a tatical grip,but its way more clumbsy and hard to close and it has the same steel as the Cuda but a pinch thicker like my..." Read more

    "...Great blade can be sharpened easy. Solid construction but tough to open." Read more

    "...drag to work out, but if you get the timing right, this can be snapped open almost instantly with a combined flick of the wrist and push of the..." Read more

    "Not a Knife if it will not open or cut. Very dull, will not cut paper and hinge is assembled so tight the knife can not be opened without some tool...." Read more

    10 customers mention0 positive10 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the fit of the knife. They mention that the bearing screw is too tight, the blade is too snug, and the hinge is assembled so tight that it can't be opened. Over time, the screws that sandwich them together fall out or just break, and it falls apart. The blade does not hold its edge better or longer than any average knife.

    "...Over time the screws that sandwich them together fall out or just break and the knife falls apart...." Read more

    "...It is 100% a piece of crap. it feels loose it's impossible to open the knife with it, and unlike the blade itself it is pointless...." Read more

    "...Very dull, will not cut paper and hinge is assembled so tight the knife can not be opened without some tool...." Read more

    "I thought the assist button would work better than it does. It is kind of loose, but I think that is just the design...." Read more

    Garbage, buy spyderco
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    Garbage, buy spyderco
    I’m literally writing this ten minutes after opening. You almost can’t open it with the slider, which is loose, 4 of my liner screws are either stripped or rusted. The handle is faded too. Bought one bc I own a first production run and didn’t wanna carry it. Their warranty requires you to send it, in original packaging, proof of purchase with an unknown turnaround time. I don’t have the time to do all that so 🤷🏻‍♂️ I’ll beat it down till it breaks. Save your money, buy a spyderco
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    B. Greene
    5.0 out of 5 stars Very slick, handy pocket knife
    Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2013
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    It does take some time for the opening drag to work out, but if you get the timing right, this can be snapped open almost instantly with a combined flick of the wrist and push of the thumb - once it's started with the stud, it can be snapped around the rest of the way easily.

    I touched up the edge a little with a waterstone while honing some straight razors. It's not quite what I'd call "shaving sharp" but you really don't want that level of edge on a knife 'cause it'll turn too easily. It will take a great edge for a knife and hold it pretty well.

    Also, the spine is thick enough for some light prying, but since no folder has a full tang, I wouldn't push one too hard on that front. Only thing that would improve this for me would be addition of a notch for cord/belt cutting similar to the SOG Trident folders, but even without that it's a great tool to have on hand.
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    Charles W
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great design, perfect for EDC if you can handle the size of this folder
    Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2015
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    Can't believe these are less than $35 now. Purchased my first Cuda 12 years ago for $99 and still carry on a daily basis. Fast forward to 2015 and price is down to $34 (China cost versus the earlier USA made version). Purchased the second one last year just to alternate them to make them last longer. Very durable. On delivery blade not terribly sharp, but you can remidy this yourself or have it sharpened. While on the longer side, I prefer this as shorter knives don't fit well with my hands, especially folders. Love, love, love, the button opening mechanism on this blade, with little practice, swings and locks right open in under a second. Definitely my EDC knife.
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    Doc Ricketts
    4.0 out of 5 stars Good remake of an old classic - worth the price
    Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2013
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    While the original Camillus went out of business, a fate faced by, and facing, many companies that produce products in the US when there is a sea of much cheaper (and often inferior from a quality perspective) products produced in China/Taiwan, the brand has been revived under new ownership. While these "new" Camillus knives are produced in China/Taiwan, their quality seems to be noticeably higher than your typical mass-produced blades from overseas. Their MSRP reflects this higher quality, but buying from Amazon gets you a much lower price and makes them a rather good value, IF you accept the knife for what it is: a decent quality knife for the price. Let's face it, we live in a global economy. For numerous reasons it is just not possible, nor realistic, for companies to not outsource some of their work. Provided they maintain quality control standards, there is no reason that a company cannot produce a high-quality product in a Taiwanese factory, many "higher-end" knife companies have moved production of at least some of their products to Taiwan to keep prices affordable. As to the knife, the Cuda was a classic from the "old" Camillus line and is reproduced here pretty faithfully. The negative reviews I have seen here do not reflect my experience nor the quality of the two Cudas I have purchased and used. If the negative reviews are honest, I suspect the people writing either 1) got bad knives (which can happen with ANY product aside from custom, one-off, handmade items and while not the most desirable situation, the knife does have a lifetime warranty allowing for any defects to be addressed), 2) they abused the knives, or 3) Camillus fixed problems they had with original iterations of the knife. Both my knives lock up solidly with the liner lock centered perfectly and securely engaged, came sharp from the factory, and when closed the blade centering is perfect with no chance of the blade contacting any other part of the knife (some reviews stated that the edge touched the pins connecting the sides of the knife togetherleading to dulling/chipping of part of the blade, this is not the case with either knife I purchased). As far as the opening mechanism, it is reproduced faithfully from the original Camillus design which is both good and bad. Back when the original Cuda was being produced there weren't the various assisted opening systems for folding knives that are now available. The Cuda opening system enabled you to open your knife faster than anything else out there. In the current market there are far easier to use assisted opening knives than the Cuda; however, with just a little practice, the Cuda can be opened more quickly than is possible with not only current assisted opening systems, but also more quickly than a true automatic knife. Unlike the current assisted opening systems where a slight push on part of the blade or moving the thumb stud a fraction of an inch results in an opened knife, the Cuda opens best, and fastest with a combination of moving the release button and a flick of the wrist. As I said though, a little practice and you'll have the blade deployed every bit as fast as any other opening method or system. As a Veteran of the Marine Corps who has used many, many knives and now, as both a collector and daily user of knives of all sorts, I can say that the current version of the Cuda is a solid knife for the price. You get a sharp blade made of decent steel, solid construction, a comfortable knife for EDC, and a piece of knife history. It may not be the "old" Camillus Cuda, but it is still a good design. Are there better knives out there? Of course. But as with almost everything, you get what you pay for, in this case you get a little more than you pay for.
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    jeepster
    5.0 out of 5 stars dangerously sharp
    Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2011
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    I have had this knife for 3 weeks and its now my EDC I dont even notice its cliped in my pocket stitting in my truck for 12 hours in a row,I do notice my CRKT Hammond which has a double lock and serrated and more tatical grip and can be opened a little faster,but its not as tough or sharp.Also I compare it to my Ka-Bar Bobcat folder and its way heavier it has an old school lockback and its also serrated and had a tatical grip,but its way more clumbsy and hard to close and it has the same steel as the Cuda but a pinch thicker like my Gerber Gator except AUS8 and rubber griped.all of the above clip to your pocket except the gerber and the CRKT has four diffrent locations for the clip but it can dig into your trousers on a long road trip.If you were to be in a marine fight the CRKT Hammond would not slip out of your hand and it can be tied to make a spear so its the most tatical,but the Cuda is the best EDC(every day carry)I put the Bobcat in the old glovebox and the Gator in my tool chest.With the Hammond cliped in one pocket and the Cuda in another your ready prepared for some tough streets.
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    Amazon Customer
    1.0 out of 5 stars Decent knife AWFUL WARRANTY!!
    Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2022
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    I personally like these knives I’ve had 6 of them. Over time the screws that sandwich them together fall out or just break and the knife falls apart. I finally decided to go through the warranty process instead of just buying another one. They state to ship it and the original package to the address on the back of the package with description of the problem. Wasted $12 shipping costs because the address is no good and they didn’t have a forwarding address. Emailed the company and still no reply from them. If you want a good throw away knife buy it! If you want a lifetime warranty, forget it!
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