Tools Locking Lambfoot Pocket Knife, Black Scales, Brass Rivets, 95mm

At first I didn't think much of this knife, which I bought because of the positive reviews. I couldn't understand what the fuss was all about. I was fooled by how simple it looks. However, as soon as I started using it, I was very impressed. It is so handy, so easy to use, so sharp, so undemanding. It can be sharpened vey quickly and the blade stays sharp for ages. It is now my go-to knife, I even slice my steak with it! Very minimalistic, but so comfortable in the hand and really big in functionality. And at that price, it is definitely a winner. (I got the locked version and I am glad I did.) I got other knives that cost so much more, but this is my favourite.

A perfect knife for doing my whittling. Good quality and easy to use. I was looking for a knife that was easy to use and sharpen and this fits the bill. Highly recommended

Very nice knife, which I've bought before. This version has a locking mechanism to stop it folding which would be good except the lock risks the blade closing on the user's thumb.

These lock knives are really good quality and a lot cheaper than others. I still have the exact same knife my father gave me 52 years ago, proof of the durability and quality. I bought this one out of curiosity to see if it had changed...but no it's still the same....this one has gone in my fishing box.

Very pleased with this as a general purpose hard wearing knife for my workshop. Handle is comfortable enough, the liner lock works well and disengages without too much effort, and the blade was sharp out of the box, but the steel takes a good edge if you want to hone it. I would happily recommend this

Love these. I think this is my fourth or fifth purchase (because I keep losing them) and always come back to this knife/brand for keeping at our horse barn.

I have carried a ck penknife in my pocket for so many years now it feels wrong not to have one in their. Its a simple tool with a brilliant reputation for hard work abuse acceptance and its willingness to be every at the ready. yes you can buy more expensive tools and yes perhaps more bells and whistles too, but why do you need them?, I have a fantastic handle that's comfortable in the hand a rock solid locking device and a simple lambs foot blade, the blades steel is carbon and unlike so called stainless steel ones does truly take a razor sharp edge, I sharpen mine once a month if that on a cheap diamond stone and it more than holds that blade through all the abuse it receives from me, with postage included a ten pound note has supplied me one of the best knives on the UK market,

I am a shepherd and this is one of the best pocket knives I have used . It gets heaps of abuse but holds it's edge very well. Comfortable in the hand if trimming sheep hooves to cutting the good old baler twine . Cracking value for money Not totally indestructible one piece of advice don't let it stay wet, prone to rust easily.