Small Pocket Knife for Men, Keychain Box Cutter with 1.6" D2 Steel Tanto Blade, G10 Handle, Razor Sharp Folding Utility Knife, Cool Knives, EDC Gadgets for Outdoor Camping, Everyday Carry

I'm very impressed with this tiny slicer. Besides it's obvious good looks, the flipper action is quick and crisp and the lockup is tight. The materials and balance feel very nice in hand, and there is almost zero blade play when open. The knife arrive extremely sharp, so when I was playing with it a little too carelessly and dropped it while practicing closing it one-handed, then stupidly tried to catch it instead of letting it fall. This little chopper almost took my fingertip clean off. Remember, that was all my own fault, complete operator error. The knife was just doing it's job and doing it very well.

Well made, good quality and if it was a little less costly, I would have purchased 2-3 more. The only negative is, it does not open as easily as I would have liked, but still a nice little knife.

I have used this knife for a few hours today cutting open boxes everything it's extremely sturdy and extremely sharp there's no give there's no flimsiness it's very small to put in your pocket into very lightweight you won't even know you're carrying it the flippers very very solid and it's very sharp I absolutely love it can cut through a very hard amount of cardboard like butter I'm in love with it

This is a cute little flip knife that I got because I frequently have to break down boxes in the garage and I figured it would be handy.Unfortunately for a knife labeled as a box cutter, it’s terrible. It fails to do the one thing I bought it to do: cut cardboard boxes. This thing struggled with packing tape. Cardboard? It was laughable how bad it was. I ran my finger over the blade (I’m very afraid of getting cut, which shows how dull I thought this thing was) and it didn’t even come close to breaking the skin.I will say that it flips open really well and it’s easy to open and close. It’s also very small, which is great for every day carry. Beyond that, this thing is basically useless.

Smooth sturdy and nice size. Does not feel flimsy or loose. Buying a second one for a gift

Nice little flick knife. It has an open tab that you can flick it open quickly. I like the style and ease of open/close. However, it doesn't hold an edge well. For the price you can't expect much, but I deducted 1 star for this.

Handy little knife to have with you, easy to carry, blade assist works well, has opened many things so far. Thanks

It's a very small knife to begin with. This is the type of knife you'd put on a keyring or in your 5th pocket.The knife has a flipper lever, but don't expect a smooth glide. You're going to have to give it some force, but perhaps that's a good thing if it is on your keys.The blade itself is sharp out of the box and it's able to withstand some simple light work (IE: Opening boxes, cutting loose strands, etc).The part I knock it for is the price tag. I've had knives in this price range that feel better construction wise, and the opening mechanism as well. It does have a liner lock at least, so you don't have to worry about it snapping into your fingers if you push too hard on the blade.If this was a standard sized knife, I'd give it a 2 maybe a 3. The point of this knife is to have something small and sharp on hand without using up much space. For that reason it serves its purpose well, and why I ultimately rated it a 4.