Reviews and Ratings for Andrew Demko Nano Shark Shark Lock Folding Knife 2.25" AUS-10A Stonewashed Shark Foot Blade, Gray GRN Handles, Reversible Deep Carry Clip - NANO-10A-GRAY GRN-SF
Andrew Demko Nano Shark Shark Lock Folding Knife 2.25" AUS-10A Stonewashed Shark Foot Blade, Gray GRN Handles, Reversible Deep Carry Cliprated 4.5 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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Andrew Demko Nano Shark Shark Lock Folding Knife 2.25 inch AUS-10A Stonewashed Shark Foot Blade, Gray GRN Handles, Reversible Deep Carry Clip

 

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Andrew Demko Nano Shark Shark Lock Folding Knife 2.25" AUS-10A Stonewashed Shark Foot Blade, Gray GRN Handles, Reversible Deep Carry Clip
rated 5 stars out of 5
Nick L
 RI
Jan 20, 2026
Pros: Blade Material, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Weight
Cons: None

Great little EDC for everyday slicing

I like a short sheepsfoot blade for work/utility EDC and this is a very good one. I love the blade profile - it's very cool while still being clearly a work/utility knife.

This was (I think) my first knife with AUS-10A - it was modestly sharp out of the box and didn't take much work to get it up to snuff. It held an edge well after a lot of old cardboard and cleans up easily. The finish looks nice but patinas quickly - probably just "growing pains." Overall I'm happy with the steel.

It's also comfortable to use: the handle shape and material is nice, and the choil is prominent, with deep ridges for grip. It's a good knife for careful work.

The flipping action is great after oiling the spring a bit, initially it was stiff. Some hands might be too large to safely close this one-handed.

I will go ahead and get the more expensive Shark with CPM steel. But this cheaper Nano Shark is very much worth grabbing.

Andrew Demko Nano Shark Shark Lock Folding Knife 2.25" AUS-10A Stonewashed Shark Foot Blade, Gray GRN Handles, Reversible Deep Carry Clip
rated 4 stars out of 5
Nick L
 RI
Jan 13, 2026
Pros: Blade Material, Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Weight
Cons: Handle Feel

Excellent little EDC

It's good to have a knife that is visibly not a weapon. This has become one of my two EDC knives, along with a Victorinox Trekker (serrated blade).

It's a handsome little thing that gets the job done. It wasn't especially sharp but it's AUS-10 and I don't use this for anything heavy duty. I gave it a quick touch-up and it has been perfectly fine for the tape and cardboard, etc. I typically use it on. It's a good utility knife. The handle isn't anything to write home about, but the knife is stable and easy to control. It also looks quite nice: the blade has a nice profile and the stonewashed finish is great. The build seems pretty robust.

I docked a star for a minor comfort thing: the thumb slider for the locking mechanism wears on you pretty quickly. The corner is a little too sharp, and sometimes it even digs into your palm when using the knife. But it's really only a major issue when you're flipping it, and it is really not intended to be a flipper.