Kershaw Kapsule Pocket Knife, Black, 1.9 Inch Spear Point Blade | Single Edge, EDC with Manual Opening, Single Position Pocketclip, Everyday Carry for Men and Women

Perfect little sharp knife. Had it for about 6 months now and do use it every day. Resharpened once and will be due another sharpening soon and for every day use I find that really good and honestly I’m not that great at sharpening knives anyway. I just for the first time cleaned the OTF sliding mechanism last night because it was not as easy to slide the knife back in as it was when I first got it. It does though always slide out no problem. I really like it. Am thinking of buying another one just to have in case I lose this one. The 40ish dollars I paid at the time was totally worth it.

I recently added this to my collection of small pocket knives, and liked it enough that I bought a 2nd one to stash away for future. It looks and feels very solidly made, and frankly, "pretty cool". Other reviewers have mentioned misgivings about the type of steel used in the blade, but I think for what it is, it is sharp enough and does the job just fine. It's small and lightweight to fit in your pocket every day. The blade is sharp and large enough for cutting boxes open or snipping some twine or string. It isn't for carving a roast or working in the yard. At around $33, it's a little pricey for that class of knife, but again, I liked it enough I immediately ordered another one.

I like the knife overall but should give Yal a warning when holding it be aware that the little button that unlocks the blade is pretty sensitive and will let loose without you even realizing, this morning I cut a good chunk out of my pinky lol. Totally my fault just something to keep in mind. Definitely wish they had the same knife but a few sizes bigger.

This is an interesting knife once it gets broken in I can flick it with my thumb hard enough and it flies out. One handed is always nice. Interesting blade sometimes I wish it was sharp on both sides

The blade can rattle of wobble a bit after some regular use, leading me to think that for people who actually use their pocket knives consistently on a day-to-day basis, you probably want to go with a more traditional folder that can withstand a lot of use. The design of this knife seems to invite the user to unlock the blade while using it, as the release/lock is kinda exactly where you want to squeeze when using the knife. This creates the somewhat unsafe inevitable moment where the blade is unlocked and slides into the handle while you're using it. Also, the grip part is shaped mostly the same on both ends, so if you're not careful or overly familiar, it is not impossible to begin to open it the wrong way before stopping yourself. Despite the not-so-threatening size of this small knife, I think its deceptively dangerous due to its design, and so I would recommend against anyone who is interest in this knife as a tool for their little cubscout or for their nephew's first pocket knife. It feels kinda sketchy even for an adult user.

I carry this thing daily. Had to sharpen it a few times but feel like that’s any knife. Was worried it would open by itself but after 6+months of daily use it hasn’t happened yet. Bought one for my dad and want to get for my son when he’s a few years older.

Knife is junk. Broke after 5 weeks. Sure, has lifetime warranty but you must pay to ship ($10) and enclose $7 to have it repaired. Knife sells for $38 so hardly worth the effort. Kershaw is owned by japanese now…

kinda hard to use with one hand two small

Ein sehr nettes kleines Messerchen für Messersammler. Der Teil welchen man als Schlüsselanhänger verwenden könnte oder für ein Para Cord, halte ich Persönlich für nicht sehr stabil. Bei mir ist das Messer zum Päckchen und Pakete öffnen in Verwendung. Wie gesagt, für den Sammler ausgefallener Dinge ein echter haben will Faktor...

Schönes und praktisches Teil. Gut verpackt und sehr schnell geliefert. Gerne wieder.

Ok

Alles ok