Small Pocket Knives Keychain for Men 2 Inch Blade Mini Folding Knife (D- C-Silver Blade + Black)

This is an awesome little pocket knife! I love the way that it easily flips open with one hand and the size is just perfect for slipping into your pocket without being obtrusive. It is solid and well built and came very sharp! I also really like the polymer handle as it makes the knife very light in weight and seems to be quite durable as well. Even with the German sounding name, this knife was made in China. However, I have to say it is of far better quality that other China made knives I seen and I am very satisfied with this purchase. I gave it 5 stars and I don't give those out in my reviews very often.

I gave this knife three stars bc the difficulty operating the “one hand open”. I changed my opinion after a days use. You can’t hold it like you hold the big knives but once you get use to it being small you adapt.Plus, for a low cost knife it is plenty sturdy. No looseness in the blade. I like it.👍 If they had half stars, I would give it 4 1/2.

This is a great little pocket knife I have it on my keychain it's great to have a cutting tool with you this product is good.

Perfect size and weight for everyday carry, without the obnoxious/useless belt clip found on other lockback knives. The lockback mechanism functions well, albeit tight initially, it opens with a satisfying CLICK and stays closed in my pocket. The ebs handle is textured. I carry this knife everyday and if headed to the deep woods I add a heavier lock back and sheath knife.

Nice knife, sharp and small enough to carry on my key ring. The problem is it’s tough to open. Most pocket knives have a small notch in the blade you can grab with your finger tip to open it. This doesn’t so it’s a little difficult to open

Nice little knife that fits comfortably in your pocket - definitely choose one that has a textured handle - my black one does - as it’s so small there’s not a lot of grip

Only had the knife for a month it was a present and the blade rivet fell out, causing the blade to stay open

Nothing is ever perfect. This knife's blade comes well sharpened but I still gave it a couple of swipes on my ceramic sharpener sticks. There are two design changes that the company should consider. One is to put a steel liner where the knife will swing from a key chain. The plastic will certainly wear out. There is not a lot of plastic there. My previous knife had more plastic in that area and it lasted over 20 years before the plastic finally broke. Maybe this one will last 5 years. The other problem is the design of how the blade opens. In my opinion the lever is not designed for one hand operation. A thumb can work the lever but an assist is needed where there is an opening for the thumb and forefinger on the other hand. With most new tools there is a period of adjustment needed to learn what works best so I am not prepared to say that the opening design is faulty. In fact, I am getting used to it.