Buck Knives 385 Toothpick Single-Blade Folding Pocket Knife, Woodgrain Inlay Handle with Nickel Silver Bolsters, 420J2 Steel Modified Clip Blade, EDC Pocket Knife, 0.8 oz

It's a buck Knife!!! Buck knives is a classic old American company that has been making knives sense 1902. They have a very long history and they even made knives for or troops in ww2. Buck Knives primarily manufactures sport and field knives and is credited with inventing the "folding hunting knife" and popularizing it to such a degree that the term "buck knife" has become synonymous with folding lockback knives, including those made by other manufacturers. With that in mind, I was surprised to see that Amazon has a buck knife available for just over $13. I was looking for something small, nice, and legal to carry in San Antonio, Texas. It's a city ordinance violation to carry locking blade here so I figured I would check out some plain old folding knives. When buying a knife it's a good idea to check your local laws so you don't risk looking or knife and getting fined. It's a whole lot smaller than I had anticipated. But that's a good thing. It's sharp as hell and just about perfect for day to day use. It disappears in my pocket but it has a nice weight to it so I know it's not falling out. On the blade there is a small "China" ingraved. Because of that I thought this was a counterfeit because buck knives is american. Because they are American I was able to call them up locally and I spoke to a nice lady and she told me that they have a line of knives that are made in China so that people don't have to spend an arm and a leg to get a buck knife. If you want a completely American made buck knife, you gotta pay much much more. This one is at the bottom of the line. But really, the only imperfection is the "China." I gave this knife 5 stars because it's exactly as advertised, the price is perfect, there is zero play in the blade, it opens and closes smoothly, it stays closed, the quality seems top notch, and it's just beautiful. I am very satisfied. Buy this knife.

this is small and perfect

These are the best pocket knives ever. Fits in my pocket perfect and it stays sharp.

It is a really great knife and I keep losing mine because it’s so small and lightweight

My first Buck. Very happy with this Toothpick knife. Blade is Razor Sharp and very Durable. Nail opening, easy to open. Easy to carry as it is a small knife. This knife was on sale and well worth the money. Great knife for carving and finishing. I highly recommend this knife for anyone.

I wanted this knife for every day carry. I like to carry a minimal amount of gear on me and this knife fits that need. It feels durable, no loose parts, it has a nice firm click when you open the blade. The blade does not lock open, but it is very solid when opened. Overall it feels like a solid little knife. My only complaint is the edge on the blade, it's very dull. Once I figure out how to sharpen such a tiny blade, I'm sure I'll be more than satisfied.

It's hard to get a good jackknife these days, especially one that's small enough to carry around in your pocket without making a bulge. I just got the knife a few days ago, so it could fall apart in a couple of days. I don't think so. It's a Buck. It's a good quality knife. Yeah, pretty much what it looked like in the catalog was what I got.

Get what you pay for. It’s not very sharp. It is easy to open and easy to carry in a billfold. The design is ok and the finish is good. The blade needs improvement. The gold ends are holding up. I use this to open up packages and again the sharpness and quality of the blade will is not very desirable.

Schöner kleiner Texas Toothpick. Verarbeitung echt gut, alles passt, nichts wackelt, keine scharfen kanten, außer der Schneide natürlich. Werksschliff ok, 2-3 Züge über nen feinen Keramikstein und im Anschluss übers Leder, jetzt rasiert das gute Stück ohne viel Aufwand und hält die Schärfe auch besser als man bei dem Preis und Stahl vermuten würde.