Cheyenne Series Blue Horizon Toothpick Folding Pocket Knife

This knife surprised me on its quality. It arrived this morning and I could not wait to open the package, and when I opened it I was pleased with the quality, and craftsmanship. This is such a beautiful little knife and fits into a pocket nicely. It is large enough to be used, but small enough to not bother your leg through a pocket. I highly recommend this knife for those that do not want a large bulky knife.

Overall, it is a great little knife. I bought it for my nephew who collects knives. It just didn’t feel as well made as other brands that I have bought in the past, but it still is a very good knife, especially for a display piece.

Barely used, and the outside cover broke. Poorly made. Very disappointed.

I keep this in pocket at all times. It comes in handy alot!

Slick good looking blade.

This was my grandpas knife, not sure when it was purchased but I know it’s probably older than me (33). What happened? The new ones are not anywhere close to the same quality. The old knife would get 5 stars.

The knife was fine until it started falling apart in my pocket. Not good for a pocket knife.

Upon arrival I found it has an extremely gritty action. Fit an finish are just downright depressing. The Cattlemans Cutlery insignia looks like it was written on with a ball point pen then smeared. I wish I had bought another Rough Rider. Which btw would have cost me half the price. On to the good; the inlays are relatively attractive although upon further inspection they don't really fit all that well. Probably the best thing about this knife is the thickness an weight, something it'd be nice to see on a lot more traditionals. Considerably thicker an a little heavier than my buck toothpick.