Reviews and Ratings for Columbia River 8900 Mah Eraser Folder 3.875" Plain Satin Blade, Aluminum and G10 Handles

Columbia River 8900 Mah Eraser Folder 3.875" Plain Satin Blade, Aluminum and G10 Handlesrated 4.167 stars out of 5 (6 reviews)
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Columbia River 8900 Mah Eraser Folder 3.875 inch Plain Satin Blade, Aluminum and G10 Handles

 

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Columbia River 8900 Mah Eraser Folder 3.875" Plain Satin Blade, Aluminum and G10 Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Mark
New Mexico
Mar 25, 2015
Pros: Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None

A Really Nice Knife

One of my favorite knives because of the feel in the hand. I don't want to put it down! The flipper doesn't open the blade all the way but a slight flip of the wrist does the trick. The liner lock is easy to push aside and there isn't any play in the blade. It also has a secondary blade lock that's activated by a small switch once the blade is in the open position, but the blade is solid without the secondary lock. I guess its for piece of mind. CRKT knives are one of my favorite brands because if the quality of the finished product and the Mah Eraser is no exception. And the blade shape is awesome!
Columbia River 8900 Mah Eraser Folder 3.875" Plain Satin Blade, Aluminum and G10 Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Michael
Detroit, Michigan
Jun 16, 2012
Pros: Pocket Clip, Blade Material, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Weight

Solidly built tactical blade, but also a great work knife.

This is an excellent all-round knife. Personally, I use it for some harder cutting tasks than I'm willing to trust to my Kershaw Shallot (also a great knife). The reverse-tanto/modified tanto blade is nice, as you get a very long cutting edge, as well as an exceptionally strong tip. The handle, while a little weird, actually has some excellent ergonomics. As a tac knife, you've got a relatively long, multi-purpose blade that can accommodate most fighting styles, and the handle is very comfortable for both normal and icepick grips. Having some experience with Tae Kwon Do, I have to say that this knife blends perfectly with that fighting style, so much so that I hardly have to modify my technique to use it effectively. My only gripe is the LAWKS lever, and even then, it's a small one. Because the lever is located where one normally keeps their thumb, it can be somewhat intrusive when on. It's also a little difficult to flick up with your thumb, especially in a stressful situation. All in all, this a very well-built knife. The aluminium bolsters and Micarta scales are very sturdy, and actually look quite nice. AUS8 is a good steel for the price, taking and holding a good edge, and the blade shape itself is inherently very sturdy anyway. While the knife is a little too big to EDC, it makes an excellent work knife and would be great for self defense, too.
Columbia River 8900 Mah Eraser Folder 3.875" Plain Satin Blade, Aluminum and G10 Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Denny
indiana
Apr 01, 2015
Pros: None
Cons: None

Nice knife

Nice knife for price super sharp and well balanced use as back up for hunting knife so stays in pack
Columbia River 8900 Mah Eraser Folder 3.875" Plain Satin Blade, Aluminum and G10 Handles
rated 4 stars out of 5
Judasd
Somewhere
Aug 09, 2012
Pros: Ease of Opening, Handle Material
Cons: None

Nice knife

This is a very nice knife. I really like the overall aesthetics and appearance. The flipper deploys the blade is a very smooth fashion. My knife does show some tooling marks on the bolster and flipper. There is also a slight ridge where the bolster meets the handle. My knife also developed some front-to-back blade play after opening the knife a few times. i will be returning mine for an exchange. If both of these issues can be resolved, then i give this knife very high honors for the price. Pros: 1. nice looking 2. smooth deploy Cons: 1. quality control 2. blade play
Columbia River 8900 Mah Eraser Folder 3.875" Plain Satin Blade, Aluminum and G10 Handles
rated 3 stars out of 5
Idm
USA
Mar 18, 2015
Pros: Blade Sharpness
Cons: Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type

Has it's good points,and bad..

The Eraser could have been a very good folder.But sadly,CRKT dropped the ball big time on this design..This folder develops blade play almost immediately,and due to it's construction,it's unavoidable..I would have loved to seen this a thumbstud,or hole,and it not utilizing the flipper action..Also Made it a frame or back lock..And a knife this size MUST have thicker liners..The liners are way too thin the way they are..Throw in 154cm steel,and i would have gladly paid $100-150 for it..As is,i wish i'd got something else..For the price,a Cold Steel folder is a better deal..The Eraser could have been an all time favorite.But as is,it's not even close..It just looks good..
Columbia River 8900 Mah Eraser Folder 3.875" Plain Satin Blade, Aluminum and G10 Handles
rated 3 stars out of 5
Yd
Tel-Aviv, Al
Feb 26, 2015
Pros: Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Pocket Clip, Blade Material
Cons: Lock Ease of Use

Looks Amazing, but flawed.

Pros: unique opening click sound, awesome feel in hand, beautiful grind. cons: liner lock spring flawed the liner lock spring is to weak and developed up & down blade play. Uber complicated to put back together once pulled apart. 2 nylon washers 2 bronze washers & 1 lawks mechanism disc must be all aligned. handle feels grate, but quite slippery. final verdict: not recommended.
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