Gerber Gear Quadrant Clip Folding Knife with Plain Edge Blade - Straight Edge Flipper Knife with Pocket Clip - EDC Gear and Equipment

its a great knife for what i bought it for which is cutting cardboard .i dont use the clip and its small and not in the way .the blade is sharp out of the box. i never had a razor blade knife and i like it the only thing that it king of odd is the liner lock ,just odd placement ,it works fine but takes me both hands to un lock ,maybe its just me ....over all its a keeper

I had lost the same knife, but the handle was natural wood, I liked it so much, I purchased it again in black. It's slim, light, and sharp out of the packaging. Currently my favorite edc.

Super sharp, tight pocket clip, and sleek design. I love the size, big enough to do real work, not too large to be annoying in your pocket. Hinges are tight and the lock is solid.

I really love this simple knife. Great blade, looks nice. Love the black look and the how the handle looks and feels. Just wish it opened more smooth and faster. You cannot flip this knife open. I would love it if you could flip it all the way open.

Great small knife, very sharp out of the box. Lock is secure. Grips fine for a medium adult hand.

This knife is my other half's absolute favorite! After trying so many, we thought, maybe this cleaver style blade? Thank goodness we took the leap! It is so light and and slim, he can barely tell it's in his pocket. He uses it constantly and it is holding an edge beautifully. Its so great, I ordered him another as a back up!

I ordered this knife after seeing someone say it was a good product. I received it and it actually looks pretty nice, just a single side has the bamboo veneer, I was hoping both sides had it in case I wanted to flip the clip, but it seems that you aren't able to switch the sides the clip is on. The knife overall seems pretty solid from the little use I've put it through, so only time will tell how it holds up. But the biggest problem I have with it is that it's very stiff to open and often gets stuck with a simple flick, I feel like I need to aggressively flick the back of it and swing it violently to get it to open in a single motion, but maybe it's just because it's new and still needs to be broken in (hopefully) and the line lock is also pretty stiff and I need two hands to close the blade. The blade style being straight makes it easier to sharpen than traditional curves blades, which means it doesn't have much of a point, so stabbing through card board boxes is a little thougher.If you want something unique and don't mind the stiffness, I'd say it's a pretty decent knife that's got a good simplistic style to it.

My favorite knife I own, use it daily.