Knives 252 Trunk Folding Liner Lock Pocket Knife Cleaver Blade (Black)

A good little folder for everyday carry. It's a Buck, so it was already razor sharp when it arrived. Great for cutting strings, zip ties, boxes, hoses, and whatever else you can think of in everyday use. The edge gets a quick touch-up every few days and holds an edge well. It doesn't take up alot of room in your pocket ,and it's light enough to forget it's there. for the price, keep one in the glovebox, and another in your toolbox, so you'll always have one close by ...

This knife is tiny. Thought it was bigger. But nice tiny knife if your looking for a tiny pocket knife.

Hubby loves this one. Sharp blade, easy use

Not too bad for the price, the bottom of the clip catches on things a bit more than other knives and I had to retighten the tiny torx screws but other than that it came fairly sharp and it sharpens alright, I also like how the clip is reversed from other knives, though it took some getting used to, it makes for a smoother pull out and open with the tab, the design stands out too and gets lots of comments, pretty solid knife

Love the cleaver-style blade shape on this little folder—super slicey for boxes, food prep, and random shop tasks. The liner lock feels solid, action is smooth out of the box, and the profile rides easy in a pocket without the brick vibe some cleavers have. Gave this one as a gift and it was an instant hit; honestly I’m buying one for myself now. After drifting to other brands for a few years, this knife hooked me back on Buck. It’s practical, cleanly built, and does exactly what you want a daily-use pocket cleaver to do. If you’re on the fence, get it—you’ll end up reaching for it more than you think.