Grand Way Pocket Knife - 2.36” Folding Sharp Blade with Money Clip - Unique Small Knife with Engraved Dragon Blade - Credit Card Holder for EDC- Birthday Gifts Ideas for Men & Women Black 6682

Awesome. Fits into my Wallet. Cool Gadget. Blade is Super Sharp.

TL;DR: This knife is just under 3 regular creditcards im thickness and fits perfectly into my wallet. Is smaller than a credit card in length and width. The handle says its made from 420 steel. My only complaint is when close the knife ans handle are not straight. That problem does not effect the knife tho. Great value for the price. For more in-depth details read full post. This knife is almost perfect for what I bought it for, a emergency(leave it and forget it till you need it) knife that will always be with me because I put it in my wallet. Its just over the thickness of 4 creditcards that are flat, i.e. no raised numbers and just under the thickness of 3 creditcards with raised numbers. It is 3.6mm(0.1420 inches) thick throughout the whole blade/handle when closed except for the bolt that holds the blade to the handle which is 6.65mm(0.2615 inches) thick. Folded it is 66.95mm(2.6355 inches) long and roughly(the knife is not completely straight so one end is wider then the other) 30.98mm(1.2195 inches) wide. When the knife is open it is, from tip to tail, 116.81mm(4.5990 inches) long. The blade itself, from tip to tail, is 61.71mm(2.4295 inches) long and the blade itself is 28.58mm(1.1250 inches) wide and the blade itself is 1.4mm(0.0550binches) thick at the base and the spine of the blade and 0.97mm(0.0385 inches) near the tip of the blade. My only complaint and I said it was "almost" perfect for my needs is because when the knife is closed the base of the blade and top of the handle do not line up. The handle of the knife says it is made from 420 steel. For the price this knife is amazing. FOR REFERENCE: A flat/smooth(no raised numbers) creditcard is 0.77mm(0.0305 inches) thick (actual thickness may very depending on exact card being measured) A raised number credircard is 1.27mm(0.0505 inches) thick. (Again, actual thickness may vary depending on exact card measured)

I am always on the look out for small pocket knives. This pen caught my eye as being about as thin as it is possible to be. Yes, there are other knives that are thin as a credit card, but most of them are pretty flimsy. This pen, while not super robust, is pretty sturdy for what it is. It consists of six parts, and most of them are screws. There is a blade, handle, fiber washer blade dip protector and three screws. Oh, yes, and one nut to hold the blade screw. It is pretty chart, and it is reasonably easy to use. The blade has a good indent when it’s closed, so it won’t come open in your pocket. I wouldn’t buy this as my only knife, but as a pocket knife it is very useful for opening boxes. Recommended.

I took the money clip off to make it as thin as possible. Works fine with or without it & now it’s little more than the blade x2 in thickness. So it can live in a pocket with my change. It doesn’t catch on clothing and stays closed until I open it. The slot on the blade is large enough that it can be opened with one hand with a motion similar to snapping your fingers. I’ve used this knife for over 2 years and love it. I’m hard on EDC knives. I’ve used the end with the big loop as a screw driver, a lot. I’ve used it as a bottle opener (by prying with my knuckle), and there’s little wear other than the black fading. The tension from the frame that locks the blade hasn’t let up and is also what keeps it closed via a small dimple on the back of the blade that receives a small stud keeping it closed. It holds a decent edge the most useful knife I’ve carried, and the only thing tougher is the K-Bar I carried in the Marines. Usually I go thru a knife in a year or less. So really pleased with this gem. I’m ordering some back ups and extras for gifts!

Great gift! My buddy loved it

I bought three of them . Only 2 out of the three would lock. The third one wouldn't. Tried prying the framelock back but it didn't help. The ball detent wouldn't engage either. Hold it by the back of the knife and the blade would fall out with ease.

great knife perfect size just wish the dragon could be seen better

Useless for anything except a moneyclip and fingernail-cleaner. Only reason I bought this cheap Chinesium rip off of the original John Kubasek folder was curiosity. The main problem is that the steel it's made of is so soft and flexible that the frame lock is useless and will NOT keep this thing from closing on your fingers and cutting you if you ever tried to use it as an actual folding knife. I have the Boker-made Kubasek-designed original and it works remarkably well because only the blade is steel. The frame, what little of it there is, is some high grade of titanium and it locks open as solid as most full size folders of good quality. Of course I paid something upwards of $100 for the original so you get what you pay for. If you can't afford that I'd look for something a little larger that's not going to end up severing a fingertip off your hand.