Schrade Imperial IMP15T Trapper Folding Pocket Knife for Outdoor, Outdoor Survival and EDC

For the money you get a cool knife that so far is rock solid. I honestly couldn’t believe this knife was so cheap. Will likely order another style knife from imperial.

A very nice trapper knife. Just as good as a buck knife.

This is as traditional as a pocket knife can come. Inexpensive, good quality and relatively sharp (I did put it through some stones to get it to the point that i wanted).With this you have a normal clip point blade and more work oriented speypoint blade. They're both at about 2.75" in size and require a little bit off force to pull out, which is the exact point and purpose of a slip joint like this, that you use both hands to deploy the blade. This little fact, along with the blade size and a non-locking mechanism, makes it legal in almost all jurisdictions in the states and perhaps, other countries.My only complaint is that the slip joint mechanism isn't as strong to hold back the knife and you can close it with very slight force.

I bought this knife because these trapper knives have always had a special place in my heart because of a family member. As far as a $10 little trapper knife goes, this is a very solid pick. Love the handle coloring, blades (after I sharpened them myself of course), and actuation. Nothin fancy, but a good knife for every day tasks/whittling.

Nice and sharp out of the box. These knives are great. Just remember to use both hands when opening and closing these. These are not 'assist open' and can spring back on your fingers if you're not used to em. Also, make sure your nails are short or you won't like the outcome. After a few mild cuts and a broken nail or two (if youre not careful) these Schrade blades kinda grow on you. I am now a huge fan. Have several of these around. They're a great companion to have in your pocket and come in fairly useful. Also, you learn to respect these knives. They are not toys.

Knife is about what you would expect for the price. One of the pins that holds the sides on was not flush. Not the end of the world but a little annoying when using the knife. I used a punch to pound it in flush. Not as smooth as it should be and I put a small crack in the fake wood. Knife is super sharp and works as it should.

beat this thing up for four months now and it is as tight today as the day I got it, blades have strong snap open and close. finish is good and the handles look nice, came fairly sharp and holds an edge well, sharpens easy on a stone, this little trapper is worth 2 or 3 times what it cost, I have many knives and this little china trapper is a real gem in the midst of some higher over priced American knives.

Nice pocket knife.