CEO Microflipper EDC Folding Pocket Knife: Gentleman's Knife, Everyday Carry, Liner Lock, Aluminum Handle with Deep Carry Pocket Clip 7081

An excellent knife: easy opening and closing, takes an edge well, just the right size for me--big enough to handle big jobs but small enough to handle easily and slip into a pocket. The only drawback is the zig-zag pattern on the handle. It provides a good grip, but it rubs on the pocket material as the knife is clipped into or drawn out of the pocket. It could eventually rub a hole in the fabric. I guess the solution to that would be to remove the clip and carry the knife in the pocket. But, I'll never know since I misplaced the knife after carrying it for only one day. I miss it.

Giving this one 5, it was a little bit smaller than expected but that’s exactly what I was looking for, a tiny, nice blade, clean knife. I live in Portland so guns aren’t allowed (not really but kinda lol) but I always carry a knife or two or three just in case the crack heads wanna get funny. The dimensions are true, but I assumed it would be a little bigger off the pictures, that’s my only complaint. I’d say I have medium hands for reference in the pics (29 yr m), overall it’s a well made good blade for discrete edc.

I like this knife a lot. It’s small enough to be a good EDC. It’s small, light weight, and well made. It is holding up really well - I’ve had it for several months. The blade is good and holds its edge. And I like the anodized clip - it makes it less visible to the casual observer. Very nice little knife and a great value for the money!

This is my third knife in this configuration. So many comments have been made regarding how hard it is to flip open. On my third try I believe I figured out what to do. Not too smart but persistent I am. For those who haven’t taken knives apart I wouldn’t recommend this. The manufacturer I believe will be happy if you contacted them and sent them the knife for repair. For us tinkerers, take the knife apart to gain access to the blade. There is a hole in the blade that the lock pin drops into thus keeping the blade closed. When you flip the blade the locking pin pops up and out of the hole. All I did was chamfer the hole so the pin could raise out of the hole. The other holes in the blade are chamfered, all it takes is a Dremel tool with a small grinding stone bit and just take the sharp edge off the hole. I hope the manufacturer does something as this is a really great knife.

Good size for the jeans coin pocket. Sharp. Good value considering the D2 steel and aluminium handle.

Best mini pocket knife ive carried. My first one i lost at work and bought a replacement. Theyre sharp, light weight, look amazing, and i would buy another one.

Opening the blade is not that easy but that could prevent you from accidentally cutting yourself. I bought the blue knife and it looks really good and the size is perfect if you don’t want anyone knowing that you have a knife. Be sure to check if you have a sharp edge and practice opening and closing the blade because it has an unusual (at least for me) method of opening. If you want a knife that is shorter and about two Bic pens wide or as a backup or for your purse or backpack, I think you could be happy with this knife.

Great EDC knife, razor sharp out of the box. Smaller knife great for pocket carry and sleek design!