Wallet Pocket Knife - 2.36” Folding Mini Sharp Blade with Money Clip - Unique Small Knife with Engraved Dragon Blade - Credit Card Holder for EDC- Birthday Gifts Ideas for Men & Women 6682

I’ve purchased a few of these now, not because there’s a problem but because I’m very impressed with them. I’ve given them to a few family members as gifts and they seem to like them also.They open easily but stay secure. They’re nice and small and very easy to grip and easy to use.So far they are it seem to be a good value for the cost.

About two inches folded. It's tiny but sharp and unobtrusive and perfect for my keyring. Feather light. About what you'd expect from a teeny seven dollar knife.

One of the sharper 10 dollar knives out of the box that ive purchased, could shave hairs easily. Doesn't feel cheap at all, very solid. I removed the money clip with a tiny star bit and now keep the knife in my wallet and it has come in handy.I must mention what I believe to be a design flaw, the tip of the blade rests over the larger key chain hole essentially blocking it and leaving a tiny exposed edge, I believe if you kept this in your pocket there would be a small possibility of poking yourself, and on a keychain/string your blade could be dulled or cut the key chain over time. If you were to clip this on your pants with the clip facing outward I feel it could also poke your body, but thats not what I bought it for.As a defensive/hideaway knife you would end up slipping and cutting your hand if trying to stab but a sharp knife is still a sharp knife and I feel you could deliver full-force slashes without losing your grip. I would also like to point out this knife has holes in the correct places to easily be tied to a stick to make a spearThis is also a unique and good looking knife, using a tiny model brush to color the dragon would be a fun project and I plan to try it. If you plan to keep this inside a wallet keep in mind the possibility of an overzealous officer losing his mind when you get your wallet out.

It's a small handy basic pocket knife. Nothing fancy but easy to carry and there when you need a knife

This little knife is cool but is very hard to use as a money clip. I can barely fit a few bills under the clip and forget about credit cards. But all in all the one I got was sturdy and pretty neat to keep in a pocket. Very light.

Anyone who wants a light weight, lockback, sharp pocket knife, this is a strong contender. Too small to be a hand weapon, nonetheless, this is very useful for every day tasks. Small and thin enough (without clip) to fit in a wallet, it can also hang inside your pocket with the clip; either way, you hardly feel it. Needed sharpening, but holds an edge pretty well for an inexpensive blade. Knife edge is well protected when folded.

I took the money clip off to make it as thin as possible. Works fine with or without it & now it’s little more than the blade x2 in thickness. So it can live in a pocket with my change. It doesn’t catch on clothing and stays closed until I open it. The slot on the blade is large enough that it can be opened with one hand with a motion similar to snapping your fingers. I’ve used this knife for over 2 years and love it. I’m hard on EDC knives. I’ve used the end with the big loop as a screw driver, a lot. I’ve used it as a bottle opener (by prying with my knuckle), and there’s little wear other than the black fading. The tension from the frame that locks the blade hasn’t let up and is also what keeps it closed via a small dimple on the back of the blade that receives a small stud keeping it closed. It holds a decent edge the most useful knife I’ve carried, and the only thing tougher is the K-Bar I carried in the Marines. Usually I go thru a knife in a year or less. So really pleased with this gem. I’m ordering some back ups and extras for gifts!

Great design and super thin. Metal is strong and the blade can be sharp. Love the lock feature. Have to give it 1 star as repeatedly the center screw holding the blade to the body of knife loosens causing the blade to become wobbly. Very dangerous at that point. I have tightened the screw several times. Would not recommend due to safety.