OZARKTrail Pocket Knife

Dont buy it on amazon, It aint worth 5.49. Heck, Aint even worth 6.00 whatever Bafoon Came up with that idea.They are trying to rip off people. This knife is a decent working blade for Simple camping tasks or Household Tasks. The Serrations Do their job And Dont dull and allow for Deeper Cutting power on thicker Objects Due to its saw like ability.Another plus is that almost every walmart around has them in the Camping section for $1 measley Dollar.The Handle is very much durable, More durable and Sturdy than the Frost cutlery series and this is not Frost Cutlery.The Easy access thumbstud makes it A breeze to Open one handed and Its also Lockback.The Clip on the Knife allows for easy Pocket access and Quicker deployment in an emergency, as well as Comfortability in your pocket by clipping onto the mouth of the Pocket.Its not bad and does a good job on Cutting Cardboard boxes, Sawing thick rope or what have you, and the Straight edge part does a good job at Lighter tasks such as sharpening a stick or Peeling an apple.The point gives you easier penetration as well as a Decent Defense tool in the woods or the Urban Jungle. THe handle is Got the Perfect Curvator to feel Comfortable in your hand and usable no matter what you do with it.Its stainless steel and sharpens pretty well, as well as Cuts worth a hoot for a dollar.Also it can be tightened with an Allen wrench or Flat head screwdriver, Depending on whether or not it needs to be tightened.ALl in all id say its a pretty good deal, just not something i would buy on the internet...

I reckon I should have looked a bit closer, but thinking these were those types that are a couple inches long; I bought 10 for a buck apiece. Not a bad deal, but I was looking for something much smaller. Would have returned them, but they charge a restock fee. That's a bummer. Oh well, so it goes.

Got it at Walmart for a dollar and some change. It's super cheap and flemsy. It comes razor sharp, but dulls fast.. The lock fails, so don't use it for poking, stabbing and prying. The handle is made of a pretty decent plastic, but the swivel pin runs through the belt clip and has too much play to be sturdy... However, it cost a buck and is perfect for the uses that i refuse to put a hand crafted Damascus through... Like cut paracord, using at the beach, cleaning crud out of rusty bolt holes, opening boxes, leaving out in the rain or where it can be stolen, ect. It's cheap so treat it so.It's also light weight so I bring it backpacking. I don't require a fancy blade for backpacking. In a "survival" situtation, turn it into a spear but busting the blade out of the hilt. I rarely use knives backpacking; maybe for cutting cord (rarely).A dollar at Walmart

Crappy knife but needed something real quick for tackle box

This knife is the worst knife I have every used. Total garbage.

Don't buy it on Amazon. They have it at Walmart, it's only $1. Yes, one dollar. The handle is made of plastic, makes it very light but if you apply too much weight, it puts too much tension on the screw (which is held pretty loosely by the plastic handle I recommend tighten it with a hexagonal screwdriver) because the blade sways and could potentially break. The metal is relatively soft but it holds its edge pretty well. Make sure you don't slice things that are too hard like hardwood, concrete, rocks and etc. It is easy to sharpen, light, portable, got a pocket clip (might be a belt clip I'm not sure, it's long). The knife measures about 7.5 inches when open, and 4.5 inches when closed.