CRKT M16-10KSF Outdoor Folding Knife with Frame Lock, Black, M16-10KSF | 2.94" Tanto Blade, 8Cr14MoV Steel with Corrosion Resistance, Stainless Steel Handle, Triple Point Serrations, Pocket Clip

Love this knife! I have a larger version of it, and now I carry this smaller one with me everywhere I go. The blade stays sharp. It fits well in my pocket. I can easily open and close the blade with one hand.

Great knife, and perfect size to carry in your pocket.

One of the best knives on the market. I bought for guests for my sons and daughter and my wife’s sons. They become a traditional Christmas gift in our household. We really like and use them.

I like it, but. The serrated part of blade was shorter than CRKT 5510 I am used to. Real nice.

Very useful utility knife. Good quality & sharp. Especially the serrated edge, making cutting easier. Compact size and easy to carry

Overall a very nice EDC knife. Pros: 1. This is a very well constructed knife. As soon as you take it in your hand you can feel that it is not made from cheap materials. For it's size it has solid weight and feels good in the hand. 2. Obviously it will take a very sharp edge as it came out of the box sharp enough to shave hair off of my arm. No idea how long it will hold that edge. 3. One-handed opening is certainly capable. It is a little stiff out of the box, but should become more fluid once it gets some use. A drop of oil may assist with this. 4. The framelock is sturdy and ensures no risk of the knife accidentally closing during use. I like this type of blade lock quite a bit. Cons: 1. Really only one con. This knife is smaller than I expected. I watched the video and apparently the person in the video has smaller hands than me, although I am not a large-hand person. Admittedly I didn't use a ruler to measure how long it would be in comparison to my hand, so that is my fault and that is why I still give the knife 5 stars. Just be aware that if you don't have smaller hands, this may not be the knife for you.

Fantastic Knife. I lost my last M16-10kz but this time I wanted the model with the two nubs on the blade primarily because it looks cool. This knife seems to be of quality, again just like my last CRKT knife. The interesting part about this 'M16-10KSF' one is that it is not using the 'auto-lawks' system that was on the last (kz) knife. It has a more traditional lock where the frame of the handle is bent in and when the blade is fully extended, it snaps into place and can be undone with one hand. I prefer this personally, the auto-lawks took a lot of messing around with. That's another difference, the handle of this one (the frame I guess) is metal, not plastic like the others. Maybe that's the 'special forces' part of it. My blade was decently sharp, nothing stunning but its good enough until I get around to sharpen it. If I remember right, they will hold an edge pretty well. I'm happy, great price on a great knife that is perfect for every day carry tasks.

I've had several CRKT blades over the last 15-20 years and love them for the price. Sharp, and stay sharp for a while. The only time I stop using one is when I lose it...lol. The pocket clip screws get a little loose after awhile, so you need to keep an eye on that, and tighten them from time to time. Otherwise I love this brand for this price range.