Ka-Bar 0-4072ZG-6 Dozier Small Foldr,Green

If you are like me and you just a simple EDC knife that weighs almost nothing, has a pocket clip, and cuts things without costing more than $20 get this.I have had several knives including a Benchmade Mini Bugout, half dozen Gerbers, Sog, Victorinox , Kershaw and Emerson but this knife stands a part for its total value.Value - 5/5At around $17 including tax you are getting just about the lightest knife with good steal available on the market. This knife just works right out of the box. You won’t find a better knife in this range.Comparables The Gerber US1 is a close competitor but that doesn’t come with a clip. The Buck 110 slim is $13 more and has the lockback at the far end that just doesn’t work as well.Usability - 4/5 the knife is a little stiff opening one handed but with a knife this small and a lockback it isn’t surprising. Using two hands to open and to close it is the best. The lockback is in the middle which is easy to manipulate.Function - 5/5Opening packages or cutting food are effortless with the jimping on the top provided reasonable grip. The right hand only thumb stud may turn off lefties thoughMaterials - 5/5The scales are made of zytel which essentially feels and acts like plastic. This isn’t a bad thing as the knife it self is extremely lightweight . The blade isn’t sharp out of the box but it’s easy to get sharpCool factor - 6/5It comes in a fun zombie green color and it is fun to use compared to other drab and boring black Kershaw knives.

This is a nifty little knife. The blade is made from Japanese AUS8. a high quality middle grade steel. Most of my knives are made with this steel. It has the best balance of strength, edge retention and ease of sharpening. F,Pena

I'm just getting into knives and trying to keep everything on the budget friendly end. The bigger, more tactical knife I have just seemed a bit scary if a customer saw me cut boxes open. When you look at this, it looks like a little paring knife. Very sharp out of the packaging-- came in it's own little box instead of a blister pack like most I have. Easy to open one handed with the stud on the side. Also the tip is very sharp as well.

Very small, solid lock, very sharp blade and tip.Mine isn't a very fast opener though, I usually have to open it with two hands since its faster that way for me, if I use the thumb stud it can take like 5 seconds to open it with one hand.Its a very nice pocket knife overall, the locking mechanism is solid and has zero wiggle when its locked out. The color is very bright.

This is a great little lightweight knife. Good for lighter duty cutting. Steel holds an edge good enough and sharpensQuickly. This is not your end all zombie apocalypse survival blade. I'd say it's more meant for a society who still hasRule of law and you need to open an amazon box the ups person just delivered.

My favorite knives for EDC are this Ka-bar and the similar size Gerber US1. Both are are good knives under $20 with a thin case that is not at all noticeable in your rear pocket if you remove the clip from the Ka-bar. The Ka-bar is AUS-8 steel which is reported to hold an edge better that the 420HC of the Gerber even though I can't tell the difference in normal use. The Gerber US1 is made in the USA and has a smoother movement, a slightly longer blade and a more positive locking click. I alternate carrying these two knives and can't tell any difference in their performance.

Because I do not care if I damage or lose this knife, I use it often. It is dull but it can cut boxes. It weighs almost nothing in my pocket. It can be gripped. But close to the price of this knife you can buy a real knife. A reviewer wrote five dollars would be fair, with free shipping. Look for sales on the full size Dozier; better, the Rat II, or any deeply discounted small Civivi or CRKT. Or, a small Swiss Army. For ten dollars the Kershaw Cinder is smaller and sharper. If I had not impulsively sharpened it, I would have returned it.

Perfect for a pocket knife. Didn't think I needed the clip, but it keeps it from uncomfortably slipping to the bottom of my pocket. The bright green helps me find it when I put it down! I've already used it many times.

es una navaja de buena marca, manufacturada en taiwan, pequeña con buen filo y buen acero, el color me encanto para que no se pierda, se siente de juguete por el tamaño pero los materiales se sientes resistentes, cumple su cometido, la puse en mi estuche condor para EDC en el carro

Me encanto! Ligero aprox 25 gramos, se siente de muy buena calidad;Pros-Super filoso-Gran color y textura de agarre-Clip muy tenso-Muy portatil, incluye orificio de llavero o para lanyard-Mecanismo de cierre de espinaCons-El clip queda centrico, por lo cual sobrosale mucho cuando lo sujetas a las bolsas del pantalon.En general muy bueno, agrego foto comparandolo con un Case Sodbuster Jr y un Leatherman Crater C33.

Es una navaja pequeña sin embargo muy bonita, los materiales se ven de calidad, ligera, llego con un excelente afilado, excelente como navaja de respaldo. El verde fosforescente de las cachas de Kytel contrastan muy bonito con el negro de la hoja de acero 8AUS. No lleva estructura interna metálica (liner), el seguro de la hoja muy bueno. Bolsillera totalmente, la voy agregar a mi kid EDC.

La verdad es demasiado pequeño y da la sensación de que se va a romper, aunque no es frágil. tiene buen filo pero el tamaño es un problema.De haber checado en internet el tamaño, la habra pensado dos veces, atención , las imagenes las ponen como si fuera el producto un poco mas grande.

:)Buen material.:)Excelente forma de la hoja.:)ligera.:)Tamaño ideal para uso diario.:(Clip demasiado rígido para sujetarlo con una mano al pantalón.:(Apertura de hoja muy lento y rígido.