True Utility Jack Knife

Very good quality, blade nice and sharp. Heavy duty good weight. Folds very good and doesnt catch on anything in my pocket.

Fits perfectly in my pocket, didn't won't a large pocket knife, this one worked out great

like it

This is a great knife if you looking for something small to fit in the palm of your hand, clip in your boot, or stick in a pocket. It’s super sharp and durable.

This is a great little pocket knife with a very nice wide blade. It looks great and works great, can't ask for more than that.

Awesome little knife!

The knife is solid and functional but I received a used item with scratches on the handle and a bent pocket clip. The clear plastic box was cracked. This was NOT caused by shipping as the smudges and fingerprints INSIDE the plastic box, immediately after unboxing, were clear signs the item had been returned. SMH.....

The middle rivet fell out and it's very hard to open. Garbage

Cómoda y pequeña

Good knife

Es pequeña pero se ve bien.

Gute Verarbeitung, klein und handlich, sehr scharf Klinge arretiert sehr fest, für die Größe gutes Handling. Sehr zu empfehlen.

Upon receiving this knife, I had great expectations being pleasantly surprised at the quality of the packaging. And the actual knife was equally well presented in terms of fit and finish The quality feel extended to every aspect. The blade is nicely honed with that gorgeous curve to the cutting edge, and the nice wooden inserts on the handle set the look off totally. I have given the blade an even keener edge with a diamond sharpening stone. You can tell a lot about the quality of a metal by the way it feels when you are using a diamond stone on it, or any other kind of abrasive or cutting tool like a file or a hacksaw. and this blade felt good. It takes a very fine edge, with a very small amount of burring. And was still sharp after 20 mins whittling twigs (my life is so full of adventure) Having a locking mechanism means that it’s not legal to carry in the UK, but by simply bending the tang that snaps into place behind the blade outward with a screwdriver, it will no longer snap into place behind the blade, meaning it is no longer a locking blade, but it means you can push the tang inward to lock the blade while you are using it, but it will spring out of the way when you release your grip so you can close the blade. I found that tightening the blade pivot bolts gives a little added friction, which works better for me. Biggest like: The fact it is tiny, yet beautifully proportioned, and is s perfect addition to my keying. Biggest dislike: The wooden inserts are simply screwed to the sides of the frame, I would have preferred if they were slightly inlaid, by building up the edges of the frame, and linishing them in place to give a smooth transition. But this would add weight, and cost I guess. All in all, a great little knife at a superb price. If you’re looking for a tiny knife, with decent quality, for either your keying, or your pocket ( It has a pocket clip of course) Then this should be seriously considered.