Pros: None
Cons: None
Great
Works great for me. Love the size and action. Buy this knife!
Reviews and Ratings for Real Steel Knives Luna ECO Folding Framelock Knife 2.76" K110 (D2) Bead Blasted Drop Point Blade, Bronze Stainless Handles - 7084
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Customer Reviews
Kh
FloridaJun 27, 2023
Werner K.
SwitzerlandJul 31, 2026
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Sheath, Weight
Cons: None
Happy …
Everything is perfect. I love this knife in its many variations. I find the design and function very appealing.
Scuba Steve
HawaiiJan 07, 2022
Pros: Handle Material, Blade Material, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Two Handed Gentleman's carry...that locks open.
First off. Don't let the thumb stud/bar fool you. I think this knife is still intended to be two hand open. Left handed you can slow roll it. Right handed you can thumb flick, but it is a little rough using the bar. Where the stud/bar shines is with the knife open. it is the perfect thumb ramp! The fuller is great and functions to purchace on the opening. I moved the Bar just a tinge forward to give me a little more leverage and clearance from the Lock bar. You give up a slight bit of blade but I think this is where nature intended it to be. I wanted to test the blade steel. I am not a fan of D2 because of where I live...The Aloha State of Rust. But I figured I'd give the K110 a try (slightly improved stainless from it's D2 brother or D2 just re-named by bohler? I'll know soon enough). The stock is thin and the grind is sharp out of the box. It's slices like a dream. My thumb can attest to that with a lttle "hello, there, yes I'm pretty sharp," love cut. I am blood brothers with this knife now. Drop point? ehhhhh...slight drop with a little clip, flip a coin, but again...thin, slicy and edc chores, yes absolutely. I dig the jimping on both the spine and bottom of the blade. subtle yet functional. It indexes very well. The weight is not bothersome, but it's not ultralight either. The action is...well, if you think of it as a two hand opener, you will be happy (original Luna, that locks). If you think of it as a thumstud fidgeter, you might be disappointed. ("ECO" = Bronze washers) Detent may loosen up some I'm hoping. What this is, is a gentlaman's carry. The bronze scales with the copper is beautiful. For the price, this is an elegant and gentleman's folder that doesn't break the wallet. I'm lovin it. Time will tell if the steel and the humidity can get along.
Miles
Wyandotte, MiJul 16, 2022
Pros: Blade Material
Cons: None
Beautiful but disappointing
I took a chance on this, despite the reviews, because I love my slipjoint Luna and I really liked the look of this version. Unfortunately I had the exact issues that the reviewer from December of 2021 reported. The detent is unbelievably stiff. You will NOT be able to open this one-handed for the most part (it CAN be done if you catch it just right and with a ton of force). Once open there is quite a bit of lock stick, to the point I often need both hands to close the knife. The centering on mine was off just like the other reviewer, to the point of rubbing on the inside of the scale. I was able to adjust it but not to get it perfectly centered, and the blade doesn't hold what center you can give it, due to excessive pressure from the frame lock. If you tighten the pivot enough to hold center, the blade won't move. I also found the set screw that adjusts the thumb stud to be ridiculously delicate and fragile. I had great difficulty getting it tight again once loosened, due to the tiny socket size. I really wanted to like this knife because it has the beautiful shape and optimal size of the Luna, combined with the coppery / bronze tones of the (anodized?) steel scales and copper pivot. It's a beautiful knife. Also it came VERY sharp out of the box. But overall the experience of using the knife is disappointing. If you can get yours centered, and just think of it as a two-hand opener with a frame lock, you may be happy with it.
L001e
NYCDec 27, 2021
Pros: Handle Material, Blade Material, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type
A+ for Design but F for Production Values
The Pros: It has the great lines of the original LUNA, which I loved. The blade is sharp right out of the box. It is small but the handle is comfortable. It is lightweight for an all steel knife. The combination of matt & polished bronze looks beautiful, The Cons: The detent is way too strong; it is the worst detent that I have ever seen in a knife. It didn't flick open. Out of the box, the blade was off center. I played with the pivot to center the blade but then it became impossible to open open one handed and even hard to open two handed. To get the knife to where it would flick open, the blade was so far off center that it rubbed on the handle slab The lock stick was so bad that it required two hands to close. I took the knife apart to clean and lube it, but that didn't help. Finally I pushed on the lock bar portion of the handle slab to bend it backwards very, very slightly. That weakened the detent enough to so I could open and close one it handed. Unfortunately, this is not a one-off problem. I purchased a Luna Eco direct from Real Steel when it first came out. That had the same problem with the detent, although not quite as bad as on this new knife. I had to bend that lock bar as well. But if the pivot pin is loose enough to flick open, it has blade play. If I tighten it to eliminate the blade play, it won't flick open. I can not recommend the Luna Eco until Real Steel learns to adjust the detent properly.
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