Aitor Agricola Folding Knife

Blade finish is not up to standard of previous (1995) Aitor purchases. But for the price, a very good pocketknife. I recommend for Scouts, especially going to camp. BTW, blade is larger than on a Victorinox Swiss Army Knife. Oh, and this knife comes in a gift box!Made in Spain

Fairly sharp out of package, easy to make sharper. Good polish. Did need to adjust the blade by tightening a screw which was very easy to do.

These are quality made, inexpensive and very light,just the thing to toss in a glove compartment and forget. Good on lunch meat or apples and wide enough to spread peanut butter. If you get stuck and need a blade, this is it.Oh and so cheap there is no guilt if you lose or mess it up.I think I have one in each car and in a backpack for a spare.

Blade rubs handle (no liners) when closed. Poor quality and cheaply built. I cannot recommend this product.

This knife came beautifully packaged!In a nice sleeve surrounding a (sponge?) lined plastic box! And the Knife....Beautiful and well made! I loved it and now I am waiting on 2 more AITOR knives!!

Good knife

Good knives

This is the third Aitor knife I've owned (others are the Gran Capitan and the Bowie Jr.), and the quality is excellent on all. This is a no-nonsense, no frills working knife in the "sodbuster" class, but even more utilitarian. The 3/32"-thick (widest point) razor-sharp stainless blade is secured in the open position by a spring only, and held in the plastic handle by a replaceable bolt and nut that can be adjusted for tension. The knife balances nicely in the hand, where the index finger falls on the handle. "Agricola" means "farmer" in Latin, which should give you an idea of Aitor's intent in making this knife. Every gentleman farmer, or not-so-gentlemanly farmer, should own one. Service by Knife Country USA was fast and professional.