Benji Folding Knife with Bottle Opener, Money Clip, 1.5"-3.5" Stainless Steel Blade, For Tactical, Survival, and Everyday Carry

Probably one of the best liner locks I have used. The assisted open was smooth. It comes sharp but not Buck knife razor sharp. So you will have to spend some time sharpening it to be able to push paper through the blade sharp. But if you just gonna open packages and stuff it is sharp enough for that out of the box.

4.9 stars My only complaint is a minor one about the bottle opener occasionally catching a thread inside my pocket because of its angle and point. Beyond that, I love this knife as an EDC. I get regular complements on it. It does the job for a variety of applications. The blade it long enough to get work done, but the knife is well balanced and easy to control. For safety, I recommend putting the bottle opener side (knife point side) down in your pocket (so opposite of the way it would sit on a belt using the built-in clip). I was cut one time when the knife had opened slightly in my pocket and I went to grab something. Because of this, lockability would be nice, but it's easy to work around and get used to.

Got this knife on sale for $12. It is a great knife. Good weight and cutting ability. Swings out smoothly.

Great inexpensive folding knife. Build quality is great, frame lock tight, flipper action smooth and fast. Blade came sharp and grind lines symmetrical. Locking mechanism seems strong (frame lock after all) but I am not going to abuse the knife to find its failure point. Grip is slim, but manageable, good overall size - fills the hand. Great inexpensive EDC.

Now I do like S&W knives. You get good bang for your buck. Blade came razor sharp and it is a sturdy knife with a little weight to it. It feels like a more expensive knife than what it is. My only complaint was the bottle opened. When I went to pull it out of my pocket the opener is sharp and digs into your finger aa bit. I was going to return it but I liked the knife to I decided to fix it. Took a small diamond file and flattened out the point on the opener a bit. Still functu9ns great but now you dont have the sharp tip opener to watch out for. I would recommend this to anyone looking and it was a simple 2 min fix.

My favorite tanto style blade I use for my EDC. I’ve used it in industrial settings and also just for every day things and the blade has held up quite well. It is extremely durable and fashionable. I love the half stainless/ polymer handle.

This one is it - unchallenged in the budget knife game. I've had dozens before and the biggest pain points of budget knives are these: Blade thickness Opening mechanism Locking mechanism Grip Sharpness The Big Benji coverse all the above with exactly satisfactory levels. Thick blade with a easy open that DOES open fully everytime without any assist/flick. Blade locks without any problems and doesn't wobble. Grip feels well in the hand though balance is not perfect - a bit top heavy. Sharpness is good out the box. I bought 2 just for fun. After a few days with them, bought another 2 as they are on sale for under 15 USD. 100% plan to keep these as backup folding knives or everyday ones. Not using the money clip currently as a money clip either though using it to secure on pockets. This clip is not falling apart anytime soon. Another plus to the knife.

Bought this as a companion to its much smaller sibling that I enjoy carrying. For the price it is great quality. Nice smooth action and linear lock. Flat profile fits well in pocket. Fast to open with a flick.

Das Messer ist gut verarbeitet, vermittelt einen sehr wertigen Eindruck, allerdings ist es mit über 150 Gramm ein echtes Schwergewicht und somit als EDC-Messer für mich unbrauchbar. Man denkt, man trägt einen Hammer in der Tasche mit sich herum. Als "Einhandmesser" mit Verriegelung ist es zudem in Deutschland nach § 42 des Waffengesetztes nicht legal führbar. Der Flaschenöffner stört mich außerdem beim Tragen in der Hosentasche. Alles in allem dann doch lieber das bewährte Victorinox als EDC und diese schöne Big Benji für die Messersammlung.