Smith & Wesson Benji Folding Knife with Bottle Opener, G-10 Handle, 1.5" Blade, High Carbon Stainless Steel, For Survival, Tactical, and Everyday Carry

Don't really notice it's there. Just the right size. Very sturdy blade. Beefy box cutter, handy pen knife.

I used to carry a small Swiss Army Knife and found the blade use mostly-disappointing for small ropes. I ran across the Smith & Wesson Benji and figured I would give it a try. The blade configuration takes a little getting used to, but it works for what I need. The obtuse point on the blade is very useful for opening packages. It is fairly heavy for it's small-sized blade, but you do get the belt-clip and bottle opener. Overall, I've found it very durable and have not had to sharpen it yet. It looks pretty cool with the red accent and I attached a few keys to it. The belt clip is removable if you don't use it with just a couple small Allen-head screws. It's a pretty good choice for a small knife with a beefy little blade.

I got this knife wanting a tiny pocketknife for carry in the change-pocket of my jeans.I love the design, but theres only one flaw.It is quite thick! Its very mini on the blade length and the pocket-size, but its very head for its size too, and it bulges in the change-pocket. The clip is also VERY strong, which usually is a good thing, but for my purpose it makes it hard to clip into that pocket. It has a bottle opener, useful if you are in desperate need but I wouldnt necessarily use it as my only bottle opener.I purchased this for use at work, mostly as a box cutter, but because the blade is so thick it actually does quite a poor job going through boxes, even though it is very sharp (I tried it before sharpening and after).That being said, This is not a useless knife, I can see applications where this knife would be useful. It is most definitely SOLID, and the sharp turns of the edges can cut pretty nicely on things other than through boxes.NOTE When I say "cutting boxes" I mean breaking them down at work, and sometimes having to cut pieces off to repurpose boxes.I just personally wish It was a tad thinner so that it did go through boxes without tearing them from the thickness of the blade. For my purposes it missed the mark.Would probably be a better mini camping knife.

Feels quality in hand and perfect size for me as an EDC. Nice wide clip to assure it stays in pocket. Good positive feel when deployed and locked. Tanto blade shape makes for a very versatile knife; cutting and scraping. Design isn't just a a shrunken pocket knife but a well thought out design for a small footprint knife. Handle is short but just as wide and thick as full sized knives making it relatively easy to hold in hand.

"Whoa, this is like the coolest little knife ever! First of all, it’s small but super sharp—just like my brain after that third grade spelling bee (nailed it!). The Smith & Wesson Benji is perfect for when you need to open boxes or cut up stuff and look like a total badass while doing it. It's got a 1.75-inch blade, which is the perfect size to carry around on your keychain. And trust me, I’d know, I’ve got a lot of keys to my... *cough* 'many' properties.It’s a folding knife, so it won’t poke a hole in your pants like that time I put scissors in my pocket... don’t ask. The high-carbon stainless steel feels real solid, like something my dad would be proud of if I actually ever showed him. The modified Tanto blade makes you feel like a samurai or some secret agent every time you use it. Plus, it looks super cool, which, let’s be honest, is 90% of why I bought it.If you’re looking for something that’s small, sharp, and just plain awesome, get this knife. You'll be the coolest kid in the school... or, you know, in life. Stay sharp, friends!"

This little knife is awesome. Perfect keychain size already bought a 2nd as a gift.

Got mine for 13 bucks, suckas! But even at twice that, it's a bargain. Tiny, super sharp, has a bottle opener, and looks killer. It has a massive pocket clip, which I don't love, but it could have its uses. It does make a nice money clip, which could be interesting if you can manage to still use the blade while yo cash be clipped. It also adds body to the knife, but for me, if I'm going small, let's make it small. I'd personally prefer a small, or even normal, clip. I may remove it and just let the little sucker hold down the bottom of my pocket. Then I could use that valuable clip space for my Benchmade, WHICH DOESN'T HAVE A BOTTLE OPENER! Plus, an unnoticeable pocket bottom knife with a bottle opener is just the thing for weddings and funerals. Your redneck cousin had to leave his knife in the truck, but you'll be there to save the day when duty calls. All jokes aside, I'm not going to ding this knife even a fraction of a star for my personal use case. Whoever designed this little bugger knew what they were doing. It's a good value, even at full price. And again, I'd like to compliment its looks. Brutalist design and utility. Can't be beat at its size.