Kershaw Kapsule EDC Pocket Knife, 1.9" Spear Point Blade, Manual Opening, Sliding Button Lock,Black

I recently added this to my collection of small pocket knives, and liked it enough that I bought a 2nd one to stash away for future. It looks and feels very solidly made, and frankly, "pretty cool". Other reviewers have mentioned misgivings about the type of steel used in the blade, but I think for what it is, it is sharp enough and does the job just fine. It's small and lightweight to fit in your pocket every day. The blade is sharp and large enough for cutting boxes open or snipping some twine or string. It isn't for carving a roast or working in the yard. At around $33, it's a little pricey for that class of knife, but again, I liked it enough I immediately ordered another one.

Out the box it's a little stiff, recommend putting a little oil in the track and loosening it up. Locks fine, pretty sharp for what it is, not like it's great quality steel.

Got these for my kids, they are perfect first knives. Safe and ready to use. Quality construction and perfect for smaller hands.

Works great in a purse or pocket with easy open that doesn't accidentally open when put away. Also the colors look pretty nice.

The knife is terrible. 45$ for a tiny non-spring-loaded knife. Mine broke within the first day of buying it. The button came off. and it is insanely difficult to put it back in even though it's an obvious screw mechanism. Not a good knife overall, not worth the price.

I fear it breaking on me. Not too sturdy. I'm actually surprised Kershaw thought it was worthy of their brand. Lots of other options out there that would be better suited for its application.

I was looking for a OTF knife that was legal in California and settled on this kershaw. I am absolutely in love with it and it’s become my everyday carry! Came very sharp out of the box, feels great in the hand. I love the blade mechanism, it’s also a great fidget tool. Don’t pass this knife up!

I’ve always been a fan of Kershaw knives. I gotta say it’s very rigid but yet alittle small for a big hand. I use it primarily to cut the tape when I’m taping the bearing caps on a driveshaft upon removal as I’m a tow truck operator by trade. Opening action and closing action is alittle rough but I did polish off the paint for a better and smoother action. It does however pick up a lot of dirt in the track so a good air gun after every use does the job. The one thing on the negative side is the blade retractor button needs and should’ve had threadlock on it. I’ve had it for about a month now and luckily the action button came apart in my pocket. Even though the four bolts on every corner had threadlock I’m surprised that didn’t. Overall having gunsmithing tools and a small enough torx socket it’s easy to take apart and an easy fix. I used blue thread locker if you wanna know. I think it’s a bit pricey for that matter. I wouldn’t buy it again unless they dropped it in price that doesn’t give you high expectations. So it’s in the air whether I’d recommend and buy again. That’s for you to decide. Overall quality though is nothing less of Kershaw quality.