Pink Pocket Knife for Women - Slim EDC Knife with 7CR13Mov Steel Tanto Blade, Clip and Glass Breaker - Womens Knife for Camping - Cute Girl Survival Tool Pocket & Folding Knives

I like a razor sharp tanto style blade. Never much of a samurai fan but the sword style is amazing. 9 99 and tax is pretty cheap. Maybe next time I'll buy a couple of extra. Good sharp knives for slicing open packaging that prevents you from seeing your items. If you buy online or even around the farm you need to cut cords or rope to certain lengths. Seems a high quality blade. Strong metal I'd guess. Also perfect for a ladies slim hands. Easily hidden. Jet black and non reflective surface if a girl has 1 in hand she might easily rescue herself in a situation she might otherwise end up dead without it. Not to go out fighting crime but if it found her and she didn't panic and freeze.

I love the sleekness of it, I have poor vision so I purchased the multicolored colored, it’s really beautiful, definitely a good value for money, build quality is really good, very stiff, easy to use, and functional for my needs, grip is nice, locks easy, I purchased this to specifically open packages, I’m really glad I purchased this, it’s SUPER SHARP!!!!Be careful when handling this knife, it’s so sharp I don’t think I’ll need to have it sharpened anytime soon.I would definitely purchase again & highly recommend, love it!!!

I love the design and how skinny it is. My only complaint is if you open the blade too hard. It gets locked in the open position and you have to pull on the blade in order to shut it, which is kinda scary. Considering how sharp it is other than that, it is a quality built knife with no wigglin. And very sharp, still to me. It's a nice knife for the price.I would buy another one

Husband delighted with this knife. Very handy to use and slim to keep in a small kit or tool storage. I have had this knife for a few days now and I can truly say I really like it. Very sharp, easy carry, has a glass breaker point. I read that some are saying the blade does not lock open but mine does everything. I like it enough to order a second one in blue. I have A LOT of knives. From cheap Walmart one to high-end Boker. This is the kind of EDC that if I lose it it won't be a big loss.

Not a bad blade. Small, easy to carry, almost sharp enough. I expect a new blade to easily slide through packing tape. This requires a little extra force than just the blade's own weight. Just a little disappointed in that fact. I'll just have to give it a proper edge.

Well, it’s sharp. Very, very sharp. The blade is quite thin overall and probably proportionally delicate compared to other knives, but this isn’t meant to be a hunting knife or a throwing knife so make sure your expectations are in line with what you’re purchasing. It would make a great backpacking fillet knife for smaller fish. The body of the knife is solid as hell but still feels natural in a shirt breast pocket which is how a knife like this would commonly be worn - like a pen. And it’s barely larger than a pen. The glassbreaker base is nice as well as the lanyard hole for having options for carrying. The action when opening is really sweet. It’s not spring assisted but it feels that way. The design has incorporated the exact amount of closed bias to force you to push hard enough on the flipper to cleanly open the blade with one push. It’s delightfully smooth and crisp. Very fast. I will caution folks that closing this knife one handed is a little dicey at first but I’ll give you a trick to hopefully prevent any cuts. Again, it’s really sharp. When you close it, there is a “bump” that you have to overcome. When you do, the blade drops back very quickly. When I’m closing it one handed, I release the liner lock and pull the blade back a short distance, then I use my thumb to press against the lowest part of the blade by the flipper where it’s flat and that makes it so you can overcome that bump with more control and without throwing the blade closed on a finger. Overall, this is a really nice design and a solid build. Well worth every penny - this is on par with much more expensive knives.

Great little stinger. When I first opened it, it had some trouble locking into place, but otherwise has functioned pretty well. Just make sure to open it with some good force and ensure they it is locked before any heavy use.Very sleek and small. I've had trouble finding knives that comfortably fit and this one has a very sleek profile. Considering buying a second one

Nice size... slim enough to fit in my pocket along with keys or phone, but long enough to get a good grip in my XL hands. Flips open easily and locks firmly. Not the best edge... bevel is a bit uneven down one side. I've tried sharpening it to 3000 grit but can't get it much sharper... not clean slices on paper test and cannot shave hair on my wrist. But a very sharp point. I'll try grinding a bit steeper angle into it and see if that helps.