A overall very good working knife. 67 euros including shipping. You might find it 6-8 euros cheaper outside Greece but I don't think it's worth it.
What impressed me from the first moment is how balanced the quality of the knife is for this price.
Sandvik 14C28N steel, quite hard for everyday use, very good edge retention, very easy to sharpen.
Good opening with a small bearing, no play in the base, excellent sturdy G10 handle, useful Tungsten tip at the base of the handle.
Do not underestimate the handle on a knife. The handle provides strength, control, and precision in cutting.
There are many knives out there with exotic steels in the blade but poor handles that reduce functionality and safety.
I have had it for only a month with hard daily use and have no complaints at all.
If you are looking for an impressive, fancy EDC, you will find many with less money.
If you are a hardcore survival and outdoor activity enthusiast, obviously you should invest more money.
I believe this knife is an honest worker for anyone who wants a good, durable blade without spending 100+ euros.
Chinese production with European technology and production control, like all major companies in the field (Boker, Gerber, Buck).
If you don't like the tanto blade, there is the P121-B which is of similar quality and much cheaper.