CRKT CEO Compact Knives

Nice, compact and easy to open and close. My wife loves this knife

Nice sized knife, needs frequent sharpening.

Love how low key and easy to carry in your shirt pocket or inside the suit. Looks just like a pen! Blade is sub 3" yet the shape makes it highly useful for opening letters, boxes, cutting twine etc. The price was reasonable given the quality of the knife. The flipper works flawlessly, blade was centered and the matte black of the handle goes nicely with my suits. The grip is sufficient for what I use it for. The steel is nothing fancy, but is holding an edge thus far. Haven't touched it up yet. The liner lock works good, no blade play. A decent knife.

Dull out of the box. A lot of money for a small knife from a knife maker who should know better than to ship a dull knife. This knife shouldn’t need sharpening out of the box. I do not carry a pocketknife for self-defense—I carry one for daily tasks that require a sharp edge, and this edge fails all basic cutting tests. It will probably hold a decent edge after sharpening, but very disappointing quality control.

Compact, very classy, the flipper tab takes a little bit to get used to, holds a good edge. I use it daily to open packages / mail / the occasional fruit. Great little knife.

Nice little pocket knife. Slide it in the front pocket of your dress shirt and it looks like a pen

I bought this as a gift for my husband. He loves it. Great quality, easy to use, everyday pocket knife.

Solidly built small knife. Mine was not sharp out of the box. Operates easily and smoothly, with a solid lock up. Not as sleek, or as sharp, as the Boker Kwaiken, although a bit smaller. Lower end blade steel (12C27) compared to the Kwaiken (VG10). Personally, I wouldn't recommend it. If you like this type of knife buy the Kwaiken. WARNING! Whichever you buy, be aware that if you disassemble it for cleaning and lubrication, the reassembley is a bear. *Research IKBS bearings in knives before purchasing.*