Ccanku C11 D2 Steel Folding Knife - 2.8 Inch Non-Locking EDC Pocket Knife with Stainless Steel Handle for Outdoor Camping, Hiking, Survival & Everyday Carry (Black) | Compact Tactical Knife for Bushcraft, Fishing & Family Activities

I purchased this knife to keep on my keychain. It is a little heavier than I expected (33 grams). The blade does not have a liner or frame lock, just a ball detent to hold it open. The only complaint I have were the sharp edges on the green blade guard. These were easily removed with sandpaper and around 5 minutes of my time. Blade was sharp right out of the box, and has good edge retention.This is a cool little knife. Nice and small but feels very sturdy when locked open. I only use this for opening packages but is small enough to tuck away into your coin pocket and quickly forget its even there. Only con I have is that I wish its factory grind was a bit sharper, especially on the point but all-in-all I'm happy with this product.I was really impressed with the Customer service. I asked a question and got a very nice and detailed answer quickly back. This response actually helped me into purchasing this knife. Now on to the product. I own the Spyderco dog tag and was not very impressed considering what it cost. This cost very little and man, oh man was it worth it. I highly recommend this knife and this company.Nice gift good quality fit for purposeI have to admit. When I received this I thought I will never get any use out of it. It’s so small and compact. But boy was I wrong. I slip this mini knife in my mini jeans pocket each morning I wake up. It goes everywhere with me. And it cuts many things daily. It Dosent look like much. But big things come in small sizes and this should benefit you well when need a quick blade. It’s very sharp and cuts boxes like a charm. Some might think it’s overpriced but in time it will make up for it. Nice little handy everyday EDC.Doesn't lock. No larger than my thumb.The handle sticks forward a lot compared to the blade. Unless it's your later opener, applying pressure either means your thumb is on the blade (waiting to slip and fold), or you have a death grip on the handle to get and leverage on them blade without touching the blade. I am unsure if I will waste time returning it, keep it as a curiosity. I have a small collection of knives, which only contains knives that were deemed safe to use. Thus is one may simply be tossed into the trash.I own a Spyderco Dog Tag knife too, so this is essentially my “beater”. Only had it less than a week but so far I like it a lot. Added it onto a keychain for pocket wear during shorts season, fifth pocket jeans carry in the cold temps.It's definitely a useless item but it's different so I like it