Gift for Dad Mini Keychain Knife, 2pcs Small Folding Pocket Knives with Liner Lock, 1.6 Inch Blade, Every Day Carry Tool for Men & Women (Silver)

I picked up this mini folding knife to keep on my keychain, and it's been surprisingly handy. It's small enough to not be a bother but sharp enough to handle everyday tasks like opening packages, cutting twine, or even trimming a loose thread. The liner lock keeps the blade securely in place when it's open, which is a nice safety feature. The knife feels solid and well-made, not flimsy like some tiny tools can be. I appreciate that it doesn't take up much space on my keyring, and I can easily grab it when I need it. It's also lightweight, so it doesn't weigh down my keys. One thing to note is that the blade is on the shorter side, so it's not meant for heavy-duty tasks. Also, the thumb stud can be a bit stiff at first, but it loosens up with use. It's not a dealbreaker, just something to be aware of. Overall, I'm happy with this little knife. It's practical, discreet, and does the job for everyday needs. If you're looking for a compact tool to keep on hand, this one's worth considering.

This less than $8 knife (2 pack) was a pleasant surprise with its overall quality. During the 3 months I've had it, it's has become the go to tool for many tasks such as opening envelopes, crafts, automotive uses, and especially opening packages. It's 60mm closed size makes it convenient to attach it to keychains, packs, purses, or to stick in a pocket. I appreciate the ease of opening and closing, and the safety of the blade's liner lock. This knife's stainless blade is really sharp, and the stainless body looks great. I find that this knife is often chosen first, over a pocket knife or multi tool. I highly recommend this product!

Got these for a key chain knife and it works quite well. There is a metal insert when the knife is extended to prevent it from folding back in, called a liner lock. It is easy to open using the little nub on the blade and it is easy to close. It is a knife I can safely use. It is nice and small and easy to use. Happy with the purchase.

I had to replace the one I had. It had literally fallen apart... This one is made better than the last one I had for sure, and cheaper, AND I got two for the price of one!!! I carry a weapon on me at ALL times. But I prefer to have just my phone and keys with me when I go places because I don't want to have to carry a purse everywhere I go... I wanted one that can attach to my keychain so it is easier to keep with me. I like the knife a good deal! It came to me really nicely sharpened, the blade is decent, slightly jagged, but not bad, and for the price I really don't care that much. It is fairly lightweight, the one I had before was more lightweight, but it also fell apart super easily. So this one is a lot better. Also it doesn't really open on its own too easily which is good. A locking mechanism would be awesome, but it isn't too bad. Overall I would say that this was a great purchase in my opinion!!

When closed, the blade is in a detent, which is strong enough to keep it closed. There's no danger of the knife opening until you pull it opened with sufficient force. Opening, right at the end of its travel, the blade locks into the opened position with a click. If the blade wiggles at all when it's opened, it's because you haven't opened it all the way. Keep extending the blade -- just a little more -- so it clicks into the truly-locked position. The handle is a bit small, but plenty sufficient and comfortable for 2-inch-blade jobs. Then, releasing the blade so it can be re-closed requires a good squeeze on that locking mechanism (a picture would paint a thousand words). Opening the knife hardly takes any finger strength. Releasing the lock to re-close the knife takes a little bit of finger-strength. You may need to cycle the knife opened and closed a few times to get comfortable doing it. But it's good after a few minutes of practice. There's no spring action; the blade only goes where you place it. Fer instance, halfway through its travel, the knife will not try to re-close (or re-open) itself if you let go of the blade, which will help reduce the number of guillotine incidents. The blade won't attack you while you're manipulating it. Blade cuts the edge of a piece of looseleaf paper, which is sharp enough for me, for slicing open Amazon cartons. 25 years ago, I got a 2" penknife from WallyBrick& Mortar for 88¢, which I just lost. This knife is way superior. And I got a 2nd knife that went to my sweety, for Balance of Power. Enclosed with the knife, Barrysail invites comments to the knife's support email address.