The Kingsman is an excellent knife. The build quality is somewhere between We Knife and Reate. The handle is beautifully made, quite comfortable, and the lock is easy to access and use. The flipping action is superb and the flipper is relatively discrete. The blade is aesthetically pleasing, but I would like to see a Kingsman2 with a similar compound grind to the Envy2: I would prefer a strong tip and slicier main edge instead of the pointy tip and thicker edge on the Kingsman. The Kingsman is easily worth 50% more than you will pay for it.

A friend showed me his Kingsman knife and I hesitated too long. We were both blown away by how good this knife was.

After seeing the reviews I hope I can still get one. That's what I hate about Limited Edition knives - they are always sold out when I look for them.

I contacted Tony, the owner here, and he assures me some more are coming. I'll be really fucking pissed off if I miss out again.

I honestly believe the TuyaKnife Kingsman is one of the best buys of the year, it has it all, fantastic fit and finish, fires very well and overall is a visually stunning piece that is classy and sophisticated. It is a very worthy gentleman's knife that IMHO represents outstanding value for money.

For a $350 knife to be this good is almost too good to be true. I own a number of expensive Shirogorov knives, CKF knives and a few WE knives but the Tuya Kingsman pretty well blows them all away.
I wanted one for my son but they were gone in a flash. The owner here tells me a few more are on the way so I’ve paid for another one in advance. It’s an incredibly good knife for the money.