Svord Mini Peasant Yellow, One Size

Super cool, super useful piece of steel at a ridiculously low price. Quality was higher than others have reported. Blade grind was even, decently sharp out of the box (though since touched up) and, despite having planned on making new scales, I actually like the factory scales. I may buy a couple more at this price.

This knife is fifteen dollars. If you want your edc knife to be a beautiful piece of art, this isn't for you. If you want your edc knife to make a deafening click when you make a flamboyant wave to open it, announcing to the world how aggressive you are, this isn't the knife for you. If you don't sharpen your knives, you aren't willing to make adjustments to the screws, and you want a knife you can use as a prybar to demo a brick building, this isn't the knife for you. If you want a knife you can use to wildly stab at something without risk of it closing on you, this isn't the knife for you. If you want a knife that's simple, lightweight, that you can open quickly and silently with one hand, that's really good at cutting, this IS the knife for you. I have carried one for several years after a lifetime of others. The entire experience of this knife is different- it's not a two pound thing with a big clip that hangs out of your pocket and sounds like a gun when its spring-loaded Rube Goldberg mechanism opens it for you. No, this is a lightweight elegant thing that waits without notice, until its plucked from a pocket and glides from hidden inside the palm to open, to closed again so fast some may not even notice. If you aren't familiar, check out some videos on how to operate these kinds of knives one handed. Also, it takes a new edge almost as fast as it's deployed. Don't let the price tag and the less than beautiful finish fool you- this is an every day USE dream, if you give it a chance. And the best thing is that losing one isn't a big deal. A+

The knife came razor sharp and the craftsmanship of this knife is great. I'm a rather short guy but the handle is perfect and simple. If you want a great cheap knife that won't break your heart when you lose it if go for this.

It is cheap and handy. The steel is good quality and will hold a fine edge; but you’ll need to be the one to put that edge on it. The grind on the left side was terribly uneven and the tip looks to have a slight bulge. See the photos and compare how the light reflects on both sides.

Very good budget knife for the money. Plus, it's made in New Zealand. Very easy to force a patina. I just added mustard on mine for 15 minutes on each side to give it really cool tiger stripes. This knife is also sharper than my Opinel 8 and Swiss Army Tinker as it is sharp enough to shave hair on my arm. Plus, the blade is less than 3 inches so it is legal in a lot of places, I assume.

Easy opening and won’t close on your fingers. Very sharp and weighs almost nothing. I use it all the time.

This knife is simple yet fantastic. The simplicity is great and there’s nothing quite like it. It cuts well and holds an edge for a good amount of time. For as cheap as it is, it is definitely worth the money. Unfortunately I have to give it 4 stars because mine came with a slight curve in the blade. Although not detrimental, it doesn’t make a user happy when you know the blade isn’t even straight.

I have a cousin and aunt who both have Jeeps and are modding them out this summer. My cousin has a new sunset orange JK and my aunt has a beautiful yellow TJ. I wanted to get a simple but functional folder for them to keep in their vehicles and the mini peasant knives are awesome for that.I got the yellow and orange knives and put matching paracord lanyards on each of these. I patina'd, sharpened, and oiled them and they are awesome little backup knives. I'm thinking about getting one for my car now..