CRKT LCK + Folding Pocket Knife: Folder with Liner Lock, Black Plain Edge Sheepsfoot Blade, Reinforced Nylon Handle with Pocket Clip 3802K

Love this knife! For the price point just a great buy. The blade operation is smooth. The blade quality, in terms of thickness and holding an edge are excellent. It has met my needs perfectly as a knife I keep in my truck for any odd tasks I run across. I also LOVE the assist design.

Arrived properly sharpened, easily slicing paper smoothly. It's slim and the opening assist is works beautifully. The carry clip is tenacious, to the point of being perhaps a little too tight on thick pockets like jeans. It's thin enough to be comfortable even in tight pants.Lastly I like the way it looks.

I'm a bit of a knife junky. Have a lot. Expensive, cheap. This one really stands out. It's very sharp & has held it edge. It's a good looking black out knife too. Easy assisted opening. I have about 5 knives that I go thru as my edc, but since receiving this one it's probably been in my pocket 75% of the time. Buy it.

Bought it as a gift for my son and it’s his EDC knife. He loves the slimline appearance and the quality of the blade. Keeps an edge very well. We’re fans of CRKT. He got me one as a gift as well. Different model but still the same quality product.

This knife is very sharp. It is a very good value for the money. The locking mechanism works well. The only critique I have in the reason it’s four stars instead of five is that when it is locked in place the blade is locked firmly, but it gives you the impression that it might be just a little bit loose. I love the way. The clip is attached to the knife because the knife is far enough down in your pocket that you can just barely see that it’s there. The side of the knife and the clip are very good quality as well.

I purchased this knife based on experience with other CRKT products, and because of the blade profile. This knife lived up to my hopes and immediately became my every day carry knife. I will refrain from specs as you can find them elsewhere, and will instead just explain why I love this tool.Form Factor: This knife is compact, but capable. It clips securely and comfortably deep in my front pocket. The blade profile is robust and built for utility, with a thick blade that narrows to a finer point. The cutting edge has a slight belly making it a versatile cutter, though the thick blade limits precision slicing of some foods like harder fruit (apples). Whether closed or open, I find this knife's aesthetic very pleasing.Function: As I said, this knife is designed more with utility in mind, but I have also used it to cut and slice food if needed. The finger stud requires minimal, but deliberate pressure to start it to the spring assisted opening threshold, which then pops the blade open quickly and securely. Once open, the liner lock engages securely and I have not experienced any instances of this knife opening or closing unintentionally. The lock can be easily and safely disengaged, and the blade closed with one hand, though doing so carelessly may get you cut if you keep this knife sharp. Common sense dictates that you close any folder using two hands anyway. After over a year of use, the blade is still firm with absolutely no loosening or side to side movement.Finally, I have always struggled to sharpen knives despite having one since I was ten. Some are easier to maintain than others, and the slight belly on this blade required some learning from mechallenge for me, though it was just a matter of technique and practice. That said, I have only had to sharpen this knife a few times since I got it fifteen months ago. In that time, I have used it mostly to open and break down cardboard boxes, in addition to a few other light carving/camp tasks.My opinion is that for the money, most users will not be disappointed of they choose to buy this knife.

This folder fits perfectly in the pocket. It isn't bulky. It is perfect for almost every everyday task that anyone needs to do. Definitely worth it.

The way that it opens is Amazing.