BUCK(バック) バンダムBBW

Me encanta el tipo de seguro que buck maneja, está es una navaja exactamente de bolsillo (pequeña) pero bastante resistente, buen filo de fabrica y fácil de afilar.

La navaja es perfecta, buen acabado y buenos materiales... el filo que trae de fábrica da un poco de miedo, es útil y funcional pero me siento algo estafado con el tamaño ya que se podría catalogar como de bolsillo esto la hace un poco liviana pero estoy conforme por el precio que pague...

Es una navaja bastante afilada. Es pequeña, con mango de plástico que, parece resistir. En la hoja tiene unos arañazos, no sé si de fábrica pero no afectan su calidad. La recomiendo.

Viene con un muy buen filo de fábrica y hasta ahorita ha resistido muy bien un uso moderado diario. abriendo cajas, sobres, empaques, etc. La uso como edc y aunque no es la más ergonómica, es bastante ligera y cómoda para cargarla a todos lados, en la descripción menciona las medidad y estas son correctas. es una pequeña navaja muy versátil y como dije, es muy fácil de cargar para todos lados.

Let me begin by saying I didn't do my research before I bought this knife, that is completely my fault and I'm not reducing this knife's rating because of it. There are four sizes of these Buck Bantam knives (nano, small, medium, and large). I purchased the small when I should have gone up to at least a medium. That being said, I'm not too disappointed with the small. I like my pocket knife to fit in my fist, this knife (when opened and gripped as designed) only reaches about half-way down my pinky. It's annoyingly close to being just big enough. Nonetheless, it's comfortable and could be useful for smaller jobs. Minimal jimping on this knife, can't downgrade the knife too much for this because it wasn't designed for heavy duty work. Thumb stud is effective, but not as fast as some of my other EDC knives. Stud does not extend as wide as the knife body which reduces speed trying to get your finger to the stud. Knife is a lockback (as opposed to a Walker Linerlock sytle) which really comes down to personal preference. I prefer the linerlock because of the much easier one-handed operation. A big disappointment for me was the lack of a belt clip on the small knife. Looks like Amazon mixed some reviews together and I assumed (again my fault) it would come with one. I hate having any odd shaped object sitting sideways in my pocket, bugs the heck out of me, so I was really worried about this knife in there. Luckily it's small enough and light enough that I easily forgot about it and it wasn't a problem. A lot of people are very hesitant of the plastic handle, first of all, it's technically thermoplastic, a polymer. This isn't a knife you see sitting on the gas station counter for $1 each. I'm fairly confident the rivets on the knife will wear out and loosen long before the plastic handle itself sees any damage or weakness. You WILL NOT be able to disassemble or adjust tightness of this knife, they are riveted. Time will tell how strong those rivets are but I doubt I'll see any weakening soon. The blade is just plain sexy. Clean, great contour, and 'BUCK USA' written across the top. No 'made in china' written on the blade, it seems like Buck is downplaying these knives are imported. I'm always a little hesitant when people claim the knives are razor sharp from the factory, they haven't seen my diamond wet stone yet. But they were right about this one, it's shave sharp no problem. Of course I have to note the price, GREAT VALUE! If you're thinking about getting this knife you need to think about what role it will fulfill. *Size - knife offers smaller size but that means less control and force can be applied. (Should be noted the knife fits my girlfriends hand perfect) *Speed of Deployment - it's going to take longer to 1) dig this out of your pocket (vs a belt clip) and 2) utilize a slower thumb stud (personal opionion) This knife is probably going into the girlfriend's purse, it just doesn't quite fit my needs. I've got a new knife on the way I'm excited to try out and test but will highly consider getting a medium or large Buck Bantam in the future for EDC or as a back-up to keep in the truck or tool box. EDIT: I finally bought a Bantam Large, It wasn't bought as a replacement to my EDC knife (Spyderco Tenacious) but as a back-up to go into the kit in my car. The small knife I bought was razor sharp when I got it, this one however was no where close to that. I had to work it for a while get a clean cut on paper. Oh well, I don't mind putting my edge on it. Anyway, this will work great for what I bought it for, not an EDC though. This large model just isn't that comfortable in my hand.