Smith & Wesson CKLPB 5.3in High Carbon S.S. Folding Knife with a 3.2in Drop Point Blade and Stainless Steel Handle for Outdoor, Tactical, Survival and EDC, Multi, One Size

Nice little knife, slim in my pocket, easy to keep sharp, good locking mechanism

I have carried this knife for a few years now and thought I had lost it. I tried to carry some of my other pocket knives and was reminded how much I prefer this one. My wife found it and I immediately ordered a couple more of this exact knife just in case I lose one again. It has a great little blade on it, it's very light weight and durable. The lock hooks up solid and it's just a great all around every day carry. You're not going to use it to carve a statue or field dress a deer, but for something you can carry every day for those little things that come up, this knife is more than capable and always in my pocket without being a nuisance.

This is my favorite pocket knife, I buy at least 10 a year to give out to anyone that asks me if I have a knife on me, I have given at least 20 of these to friends and acquaintances, and they always let me know next time I see them how surprised they were by how sharp this knife is and how long the edge lasts. The absolute best knife of this size you can buy. It is the little soldier that keeps on keeping on.

small little guy fits anywear and extremely useful for almost everything. I've had this on my person and compeltely forgot, most people checking bags don't even notice this. really useful for opening packages! good build quality

I was looking over my invoice, it says I paid around $10 for the knife and $5 for shipping, I don't remember it being that much, I wouldn't pay $5 shipping for a knife that weighs an ounce, or whatever it is. $10 total would be debatable, but whatever. It is a sharp knife, and keeps it's edge nicely, it's not the kind of knife you can just flick open with a touch of your thumb and a flick of your wrist, it's too small, but you can open it with one hand easy enough, and it's easy to keep in your pocket, there is no clip.The main drawback is the safety lock just doesn't work all the time. It's a little tension bar type thing, and I have to kind of bend it back or snap into place to get it to work. So, I wouldn't recommend it for youngsters. I carry it all the time, it's very handy, you just have to be careful and remember about the safety lock.

Being an owner of many knives, i was saddened when the TSA wasnt going to allow knives with a blade longer than 2.36 inches, but am still happy that they'll allow knives period.This knife in particular struck my interest, because it resembles that of most of my knives, including my everyday carry knife (Kershaw Skyline). The form factor and build quality is impressive for something coming out of china, but you'll be surprised at just how small this little knife really is. Closed, the knife fits across the palm of my hand, if that gives any measurement, and a quarter coin takes up about 27% of the knife itself. It is a VERY small knife, but i would prefer to carry this on a plane for some security rather than the classic Swiss Army Knife commonly found on keychains.One of the issues people might have with this knife and the TSA is the locking blade on it. Yes, it features a locking mechanism. But, i feel that because it meets all the other requirements that the TSA has, if the TSA see's it on your keychain, they might not even bother if it has the locking mechanism or not. BUT, that being said, the knife comes with a tool that will allow you to remove the blade, and from there, the locking mechanism only consists of a small piece of metal that is bent forward, you could easily modify it and remove the mechanism, therefore allowing the knife to legally pass through a TSA checkpoint.The knife comes pretty sharp, and it feels good to hold in the hand, and has a blade that is over higher quality and a better design, aimed for both tool use and self defense alike, rather than the swiss army knife.TL;DR : The knife meets TSA requirements for plane carry EXCEPT for the locking mechanism, which can easily be removed. I recommend getting this knife over a Swiss Army knife for self protection on a plane. But depending on how much the TSA will enforce all the guidelines, you might not even have to modify it at all to carry it on a plane.

Excellent knife for the price. Take couple pair of plyers and pull the thumb pin off. It tends to dig into your leg while in your pocket. Mine rides stuck to the magnet in my wallet.It is a great give for your coworkers and buddies.

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