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Picked up this little pocket knife as a gift, and honestly, I was surprised how much I liked it myself — might need to order a second one because it’s way too handy to give away!Don’t let the size fool you — the 1.34-inch blade is sharp and ready for action. Perfect for opening packages, cutting zip ties, or feeling like a cool ninja.The knife feels solid and durable — no wobbly blade or cheap plastic here. It folds and locks into place securely, which gives you that satisfying “click” that lets you know it’s ready to work.It’s small enough to fit easily on a keychain without feeling bulky. Great for everyday carry when you want something useful but lightweight.For the price, you honestly can't beat it. It feels like it should cost way more — solid construction, sharp blade, and a smooth folding mechanism. It’s a real steal compared to some of the overpriced knife gadgets out there.Functionality at Its Best, This thing is a workhorse for its size. Whether it’s opening packages, slicing twine, or trimming loose threads, it handles everyday tasks like a champ.And the compact size makes it perfect for your pocket, keychain, or glovebox — always ready when you need it.Even though it’s small, it feels great in the hand. Not flimsy, not slippery.The grip has a nice, sturdy texture and a good weight to it — you know you’re holding a real tool, not a toy.If you’re looking for something that’s compact, tough, practical, and just plain cool, this little knife is a total win.

The FUNBRO Small Pocket Knife in Gold is a fantastic EDC tool! Its 1.34-inch sharp blade slices through cardboard, rope, and packages with ease. The compact, lightweight design (only 18 grams) makes it perfect for keychain carry, barely noticeable in your pocket. The folding mechanism locks securely, ensuring safety and a satisfying click. Stylish and durable, it’s a great value for the price. I gifted one to my brother, and he loves it too! Ideal for camping, hiking, or daily tasks, this knife is a must-have. Highly recommend

I’ve been wanting a pocket knife for years. I did so much research it made my head spin. I really didn’t know what to get so I picked this knife thinking that well if it didn’t work that well I didn’t lose that much money and if it worked very well, then I made out like a bandit . Now, keep in mind at the time I am writing this review. I’ve only used it a few times and yes, it does work great it cuts through things like butter.. especially Amazon packages like butter. It’s a little bit difficult to close very easy to open. That’s why I only gave it four stars if they made it easier to close five stars hands-down. I would recommend this yes especially for this price.

I was tempted to rate this with 4 stars due to the more challenging nature of closing the knife, but after working with it I realized that it was doable if you know where you place your fingernail in the liner lock system. See the picture provided. You need to 'choke up' on the liner lock closer to the blade, not back away from it. Admittedly, for women with longer nails this is going to be difficult and I would imagine impractical. But I wasn't sure downgrading the rating was fair for that reason. Every knife has its own challenges depending on what you expect or the kind of convenience you want. Not every knife will work for every person. This little knife, no doubt due in large part to its very small size, is not designed to be a quick open knife. It requires two hands, like traditional slip joint folders. But for safety reasons I think that may be good. The blade is small, but it could be dangerous if opened too hastily. Two-handed opening adds a layer of safety. It locks securely, which also seems to have been a complaint in some reviews. After the second 'click' the blade is very secure and will not retract back. The carabiner extends the 'handle' of the knife and makes it more workable in an average hand. It is often advertised as a 'box cutter', and for most people that will be its main use. So one should not expect a small knife like this to compete with full-size folders. Overall I am pleased with this knife. I have yet to find all the uses it is capable of, but will carry it and explore its possibilities.

Fuerte y resistente, no conserva mucho tiempo el filo de la hoja pero lo prefiero así para evitar cortes accidentales.Sin embargo hace casi un año que la uso y ha resistido el trabajo diario abriendo cajas plásticas y de cartón en un almacén

This is smaller than I realized it was going to be but that is on me and not the product. I do actually like the size as I want to put this with my keys and it shouldn't be too bulky. My issue is closing it back up is very hard. Kind of due to the size but also I don't know if it's just not oiled up enough or what exactly it is. It's definitely not like a pocket knife's where you can do it one handed you will need two.

I love this little knife. It was not very sharp when I first opened it up, so I used a Dremel tool with a small stone to add a better edge. A sharpening stone or steel will also work. Even if you do not sharpen it, you can cause great harm to an attacker, or to cut small items, open boxes and such. It is well made and sturdy. I liked it so much I bought another one but my wife stole it for her keychain, had to order a third one. Great gift

I am happy with the product. My top criteria are: compact design, low price, good concealment, easy deployment, reliable blade lock, and multi-purpose use (it's a keychain carabiner).I saw people complaining about difficulty closing the knife. Not a problem for me: with a Dremel tool, I removed about 2–3 millimeters of frame steel, and now the liner lock works perfectly. If you decide to do this modification, be careful not to shave off too much material—the plastic scales are rather thin at the edges. You may want to reinforce them from the inside using superglue and baking soda.