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It’s exactly as it’s says. Small but very nice blade. Perfect for needing to slice or cut.

Small, convenient and well-built

It’s a little small, but well made. Very handy.

Some reviews here must be for a different, much bigger tool that I'm not seeing listed now - what I ordered and received is a tiny folding serrated and tanto utility knife with a matching keyring and carabiner, plus the mandatory bottle opener, emergency flat screwdriver, and two just-in-case (why not?) hex wrenches. Like most of these gadgets, a tiny torx (aka "star") screwdriver could tighten or loosen if/as needed. Because I wasn't expecting much for its rather cheap price, I'm actually favorably impressed with this little thingy, so far. If mine falls apart soon and I can't screw it back together, or if it keeps falling apart, I'll lower my rating drastically for sure. But so far, the lock mechanism on this one is functioning fine, and for me it's easy to open and close. Because this is so small, it's lightweight enough to hang with me almost unnoticed in various ways, such as on or in pants or shirt pockets, or on a handy hook in the van. The blade on mine arrived sharp, and I'll just see how long it goes before it needs sharpening.

Better than expected!!! Cool little tool..!

i like it

The knife is not bad and it's not great. Unfortunately, it doesn't do what I need it to do and is useless for me. I work in a kitchen and I needed a replacement key chain knife as mine of 12+ years finally broke. I need to be able to cut plastic packaging, packing tape, and cardboard. It fails on 2 out of 3.PROS:- all metal design. (My primary reason for purchase)- smaller than a house key when closed (excellent secondary reason)- cutesy, novelty functions I thought may be nice to have in a pinch- cuts packing tape with easeCONS:- the saw-tooth section of the blade is too jagged. It snags, the tears the cardboard or plastic and stops dead or bounces out of the material.- the saw-tooth section fills with cardboard and must be cleaned after every attempt.- the saw-tooth section mangles the cardboard sending shreds of material into the food or all over the counter- the locking mechanism is THE WORST I have ever seen on any knife EVER! To unlock the blade, there is the tiniest piece of metal to press against to move the lock to the side. If you use your finger, it pierces your skin and you bleed. If you use a finger nail or thumb nail, it rips the nail!- the Tanto blade is a fine design, but it needs to be smooth. The saw-tooth does not help here.The knife I had for 12+ years has a Jaguar blade and it was beautiful. (There is a serrated section of the blade which was extremely useful, but it was smooth enough to actually work properly.) I have a review of that exact knife on this site and I will be buying 2-3 more of that knife since it worked so well for so long.Those are the pros and cons. For me, in my every day use (quite literally) it doesn't do what i need it to do. However, to have on your key chain for en emergency or a quick little cut, it's nice. I can't give 1-star just because it doesn't do what I need it to do, but there are shortcomings. The minuscule little tab to unlock the blade is terrible designing.

The media could not be loaded. I got this to slide into the front of my Chums wallet, and it fits perfectly. I just took the carabiner off so that it stays kind of high in the pocket.The quality feels nice, too. Easy to open and close, and stays closed. And for the price?! *chefs kiss*