KizerBanish Folding Pocket Knife, 2.3"" 154CM Steel Blade Small EDC Knife, Micarta Handle Mini Utility Knife for Men Women Sharp Camping Survival Hiking Knives, V2676C1, Black

Where I live it's only legal to carry a 3" or less blade. I wanted something small, functional, fun, and well built. Kizer knives are well built. Push button lock makes for fun one handed operation. The blade is razor sharp out of the box. Easy to carry in normal pocket, or small enough to fit in the 5th pocket of most jeans. Such a great value for a sharp little EDC knife, planning on getting one in each color.

This is easily one of the best purchases I've made on Amazon. This knife goes with me everywhere. It's small enough to fit in my coin pocket but surprisingly easy to handle and cut with (even with my large hands). The micarta looks beautiful and adds grip which is nice, and it also patinas just like leather which makes the knife look cooler the longer you have it. Blade came out of the box very sharp and have not needed to sharpen it as of yet. And the best part BY FAR is the fidget aspect of the knife. You can flip it open so many ways and I often find myself fidgeting with it whenever I'm working at my computer, watching a TV show, or just when walking around. 45 bucks is an absolute steal for this knife and is well worth it. If you want a small, lightweight pocket knife that is surprisingly useful I would definitely go with this one.

I work customer service and I open a lot of packages in front of them. So I needed a smaller knife that wouldn't frighten them and this is perfect. The action is great with the button lock. It's small enough to where it doesn't cause any panic when I take it out of my pocket. I can easily open it, make my cut and put it back in my pocket. It is a true beater. The 154cm steel is really, really good and holds an edge. I've only had to strop it a couple of times and I've had this for almost a year, if not longer. Sharp out of the box, really easy to use. Definitely worth the cost as Kaiser makes some of the best budget knives in the industry.

This is quite a lucky accidental find. This Kizer Banish has gorgeous and grippy mottled gray mica scales, a unique cutout in the frame that works well as an alternative to a space-robbing choil on the short blade, and a unique lock release button I haven't seen before.It was sharp out of the box and moved through paper with no drag or tearing. The blade swings easily.The clip is innocuously black, deep carry, and goes into my pocket without any risk of damage to my pants as it slides in or out.The one issue I have is with the Amazon product copy. The seller states that the knife comes with a "box".This is silly. It ships in a cardboard box along with the additional screws, a sticker, and a cloth.But it's still a definite 5 out of 5. It's small, big-sized in function, looks terrific, and has a great blade. Glad I sprung on this.

Nice little knife. Ergos are good for being so tiny. Action is smooth. Well built. Great for a coin pocket. Kizer always comes through with quality blades. Plus they always include extra screws. Which is a nice touch.

Love the button lock. Very smooth and decent hand feel. Good steel. Love the blade shape, but needed something with more of a point for EDC. Seemed like I always had to carry a second knife when carrying this one for times when I needed the sharper point. That's more of a personal hangup. It's a very well made knife with good blade steel.

The media could not be loaded. Love this little knife. It's got amazing, super-fidgety action. I took off the belt clip, and it drops right into any fifth pocket and practically disappears until you need it. Came razor sharp. Very slicey blade. The finger notch allows a surprisingly solid grip on such a small knife and doesn't sacrifice any cutting-edge length to a finger choil. Mine came a little misaligned out of the box, but tightening the screws in the handle fixed it right up. Highly recommended.

Love this little knife. Good action. Button for closing was a good choice. I usually carry a larger knife, but sometimes, depending on what I'm wearing, a little one works better.