Titanium Alloy Small Keychain Knife, Mini Folding Pocket Knife, EDC Box Cutter, Small Gift for Women Men (Titanium Alloy Handle/440C Steel Blade)

it is a very small but very well-made foldable knife. I was surprised on how useful it was to have this on my keychain.

I wasn't expecting much when I ordered a couple of these knives for a survival-kit-in-a-tin project, but was pleasantly surprised by these knives: they're VERY light and tiny (smaller than a large paperclip in footprint, and just a little thicker - perfect for key-chain knives; they don't seem to weigh much more than a similarl-sized coin), but the hinge is solid, they seem to be quite sharp, the rudimentary locking mechanism seems sturdy enough to allow the knife to be used for serious but small-scale cutting jobs (I think they would cut easily through paracord, cardboard boxes, tape, plastic packaging, duct tape, etc. easier than most pocket knives in this price range), they open and close smoothly and easily, and I actually wouldn't be embarrassed to give these knives away as gifts to people I care about.For such a tiny knife, it actually seems remarkably serious, and actually rivals most of the small pocket knives I've ever owned, including some physically larger knives, for sharpness, quality, stability, and even length of the blade.I doubt you could get one onto an airline or into a school, but for "every day carry" pocket knife it seems perfect for light-duty cutting work, and it seems like an especially excellent little key-chain knife or zipper-pull pendant knife; due to the tiny size and almost negligent weight, it's something that would fit in great in any small survival or first-aid kit, backpack, tool box, or fishing tackle box as a backup knife in the event you break or lose a bigger knife.

Perfect size to have on the Keychain and convenient for all the times you just need a little blade to open a package or make a little cut.

Could by my error or perspective but.. for what it is it... works well!Yet...it was MUCH smaller then what I was expecting. this is a letter opener.. or a box opener at best.

I work a job that I tend to need a knife about 3-5 times a day. I've tried using exacto knife pouches to hold one but it ends up being too bulky and becomes a nuisance. Having it in my pocket was the same. I'd always forget it somewhere or forget to put it on. What do I never leave home without? my keys, so now I always have something to cut basic things like tape/cardboard/plastic strapping without having to walk over to the toolshed to grab a knife and bring it back.After a few months, I notice the edge is starting to curve to one side a little, so gonna need to find a way to resharpen it or get a new one in another couple months. Still for around $10, well worth it.

I got this little guy as a replacement for a longer one that I kept on my keychain, although it kept poking my leg when my keys were in my pocket, so I got rid of it. This one is PERFECT! Blade is sharp enough to cut thru packaging tape, but small enough to fit comfortably on my keychain. Also - while the blade doesn't lock in place - the handle is sturdy enough as long as you don't try to cut anything too thick!HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

I am just a regular guy; I don’t need an every-day stiletto like all the advertisements seem to indicate that gentlemen carry these days. More often than not, I need a pointy, sharp, short blade to cut tape, string, or cardboard. This little guy is all you need. It won’t get past TSA, but it will get through museum, stadium, and similar entry checks.

Almost unusable due to a VERY stiff joint doesn't loosen up, even with multiple attempts at lubrication with several lubricants & working the joint back & forth.Useful only as a last-ditch small package knife if you don't have anything else. I won't mind if TSA confiscates it.