Smith & Wesson Benji 2.5in High Carbon S.S. Folding Keychain Knife with 1.75in Modified Tanto Blade and G10 Handle for Outdoor, Tactical, Survival and EDC

I was devastated when I lost my [item], but I'm so relieved to have found a replacement. It's exactly what I was looking for, and I'm pleased to have it back in my life.This little knife packs a punch despite its small size. The modified tanto blade is incredibly sharp and capable of handling a variety of tasks, from cutting through cardboard to slicing fruit.The high carbon stainless steel construction ensures durability and a long-lasting edge. The G10 handle provides excellent grip, even in wet or slippery conditions. The keychain attachment is a nice touch, making it easy to keep the knife accessible at all times.If you're looking for a reliable and versatile keychain knife, I highly recommend the Smith & Wesson Benji.

This is a great knife to keep on yourself as well as giving to any family member. The cutter on the end would service any person in case of a need to cut a strap on a seatbelt. The point also helps to break glass should the need arise. At less than $20 it's a great thing to give and get

The media could not be loaded. When you purchase something with the Smith & Wesson name on it, you expect quality. This knife delivers in spades! It has a very well designed, economic grip that is crafted to prevent your hand from slipping in either direction when either stabbing or pulling. It has a great feel in the hand. It weighs enough to feel solid, but not so much that it feels like you’re carrying around cast-iron. The steel is high-quality and durable. It holds an edge extremely well and sharpens very smoothly with a diamond sharpener. The blade length and the overall length when unfolded are really quite excellent. The locking mechanism is impeccable. The window breaker is a wonderful added feature: I never like being in a car without one and now I always have one, even if I’m riding with somebody else. If I could give this knife six stars, I would.I have purchased many knives of this design from many different manufacturers. The one thing that they all have in common is that the hex nuts come loose very quickly and the flick of the blade get sloppy quickly. This knife comes tight. I sprayed a little bit of silicone at the base of the blade and let it bleed into the connection so that it opens very smoothly with a flick of the wrist. The bolt itself has not come loose at all, and it is consistently just tight enough so that the blade isn’t sloppy and doesn’t have any side to side wiggle when opened.

I really like this knife. I bought it for having "misplaced" my other 3 (yes 3!)everyday carry knives. I've wanted an "assisted-opening folder" for a while, and having had Smith and Wesson knives before I figured this would be a good one.It's a nice size,and not very heavy. It has a very sturdy pocket clip that will not let go of your pocket unless you want it to.The exterior is covered in what I would call a "skateboard grip-tape" surface that enables you to get a really good grip on it, even with wet hands.Now, the "assist" part. This knife snaps open like a swichblade. All you have to do is use the little stud on the back of the blade to get it out about 30 degrees, and "SNAP!!!" out it comes. Very nice, very smooth action. There is a safety on the side of the knife, which reminds me of a firearm safety (if showing red, it will fire), which is easily manipulated with your thumb.The blade is razor sharp right out of the box, and coated with some type of black paint(?)which, much to my dismay, has begun to flake off near the blade edge. I thought it would be anodized. I'm not totally bummed about it, but my other S&W folder still has all of it's coating and it's had much more use.Overall, I will say that I'm very happy with this knife, and would definitely recommend it to anyone who is looking for a nice, affordable spring-assist folder.

Very sharp when received; keeps edge well under rugged use. Base of blade is very useful for cutting rope or cord. A good fit for my large (4X) hands. It has a very sturdy feel. Blade was a little tight to flip out, but is loosening up a bit now. Overall very satisfied with this reasonably priced knife.

Perfect. Sharp, sturdy, and I (unfortunately) found that the belt cutter and window breaker work like they should. I don't leave the house without it.

I've owned this knife for over 2 years now and it has held up very well. Since then, I've bought other, "nicer" knives to replace it, yet I keep coming back to this one. If you're looking for a durable, affordable edc knife, I highly recommend this.I use this knife almost everyday. While the black paint has definitely scratched off a bit, I dont mind the appearance of it. If anything, it just looks well used. Functionally, the knife works perfect and has been consistent the entire time I've used it. The build is strong, I dont worry about it breaking, snapping or closing unexpectedly. Even if I did break it, a replacement only costs $30. If I ever manage to break this thing, I would definitely buy this again.A lot of people mention the difficulty opening the knife. While this may be weird at first, I've grown to like this feature of the knife. The spring to deploy this knife is very strong and the blade opens with a good amount of force. It takes a little strength to open, but this keeps it from deploying when its not supposed to. I dont even notice this anymore and can deploy it very quickly and with no effort. Whenever I lend it to friends, I warn them that it takes some force to open and it may take a new user 1 or 2 tries before they figure it out. Granted, these friends are not familiar with any types of knives.