Buck Knives 110 Folding Hunter LT Knife, 3-3/4" Blade, Lockback Design, Nylon Handle, 420HC Stainless Steel Clip Point Blade, Sheath Included, Hunting Knife Made in the USA, 3.2 oz

This is probably the best folder you can get at this price point. I like Buck’s steel, again, at this price point. It’s not as good as my Spyderco Endura with VG10 steel but also costs less than a third and will still absolutely do the job. There is zero slop between the blade and grip when deployed. The grip is solid, with no flex. This is a basic knife with no frills. My only wish is that it had come with a pocket clip instead of a sheath. The sheath is nylon, stitched well and has a good solid snap. I’ve bought two of these so far. One is going in my get home bag. I have never had a bad Buck knife. Rest assured, it is well worth the money.

This is a fantastic knife made by Buck Knives. This has become my favorite knife to look at and carry. It is genius in it's design. Buck is infamous for a lot of great things, but the invention of the locking folding knife in 1963 is what has revolutionized the knife world and so many things that involve it. The classic Buck 110 with brass and wood handles along with it's Bowie style clip point blade is iconic. They introduced the lightweight model 110 Lt this year and I just bought it. I'm amazed at's it's simplicity but it's not too simple. The blade has an authoritative snap sound when it locks up. It is a well made lockback and is made for function, yet the checkering on the handle is very intriguing. It has a great sized lanyard hole that fits paracord 550 cord perfect. Hair shaving sharp right out of the box. Knife comes with a high quality nylon sheath and a lifetime warranty. An amazing price point around $30, unbelievable quality. I saw people online talk about wanting thumbstuds or a pocket clip. I disagree, because pocket clips create hot spots that dig in your hand and is always a sacrifice of comfort. Thumbstuds are not only unnecessary, but can interfere with sharpening blades at the proper angle. I see other knife companies asking over $100 for knives that this Buck 110 Lt would eat for breakfast! And last but not least, when you buy an American made product that was made right here in America and not some foreign land such as Taiwan, Pakistan, China, Etc as so many of the knife companies and others are doing, you are helping their families and kids, but when you buy American made, you are helping your fellow citizens and their kids and the economy in which you live! You should factor these things in your purchasing power. I received a fine specimen and couldn't be happier with my new Buck 110Lt knife. If Buck ever produces these in bright colors like blue, red, green, etc, I will buy those too. I love the sheath and this knife. It has a very high quality substantial feel and look too it. I'm blown away at the quality of this knife especially at this price point. Thank you for reading and Thank's to Buck and it's worker's for creating this knife. I absolutely love it!

Amazing tool for the price. No, it is doesn't not exactly look like the classic model, but it performs all the same functions equally. It is sharp and a great value

Very light without feeling cheap and very sharp

This knife is everything I wanted in a work knife. It’s light and very durable. Buck hit a home run with this knife.

It's a Buck Knife.... Need I say more? OK. It's extremely well made with high quality parts and steel. Extremely sharp and holds edge well. Comes out the box sharp. Handle is non-slip and durable. Lock for blade works well, a little stiff but will ware in. Case is very well made of nylon and snap closure performs well. EXCELLENT KNIFE FOR THE PRICE.

I am not Suzanne, but Clifton, her husband:I own many high-end knives and even make my own, but it's nice to be back with a classic.Great lock-up, no detectable blade play. Great knife and I am very happy with it after sharpening it myself. The knife came with the worst sharpening on the edge I have ever seen from any knife maker, Chinese or otherwise, ever. The edge was shamefully hacked by some newbie, on a new 100 grit belt it appeared. Absolutely shameful edge, looked more like a saw. But now after 20-25mins on my Gatco Clamp, this edge is sweet, hair-popping steel with a beautiful sheen, thanks only to my efforts of course.We'll se how things go as I use it more and more, I've made a few 7 cuts in oak, a bail hanger stick, and made some Jalapeño/Serrano sauce with it. So far I like it a lot. Very happy.I didn't know how I was going to carry it, whether I would use the sheath or not. I sewed the belt loop of the sheath to the width of my belt, and now it stays secure on the belt while drawing-out the knife. The sheath is slim and non-invasive. I am loving going back to the old ways of carrying, deploying, and using my knives.The lack of a pocket clip and thumb-stud are great. It fits so nicely in my hand, and fills my grip with a smooth, warm, yet grippy handle.If the blade stays solid on the hinge pin, I will be very happy. So far, very good.