FAT PP Pocket Knife - 5th pocket EDC folding knife (Black)

I have a couple of other Stabby Labs products, so I like the company. They make quality stuff and have a great sense of humor (visit their website). i liked the idea of a "5th Pocket" knife for my jeans. The knife is sharp and well made. Frankly, the quality is "last forever" with proper care kind of quality. I was just surprised at how small the knife is. It is small enough that there will be some tasks that it might not work for. When it is open and you hold it, you are grasping it with your index finger and thumb. (See photos)I like it and it works well in that little pocket on your jeans, but I kind of wish it was just a little larger. Overall rating is still excellent, just be sure you understand what you are buying...

the size and shape as well as blade tip arrangement (think top bit of a tanto) is very handy. i own in excess of 100 pocket knives and this is one that is ALWAYS in my pocket, TSA not included.

This thing is built rocksolid, I never leave the house without it, perfect size. I will probably be ordering a couple more.

It's a novel knife. It's not great at opening packages, so I don't know what I'd use this for that I can't just carry a regular-sized knife around. It's cute though; I can't stop playing with it. The locking mechanism fails frequently, so be careful!

Nice little knife to be used as a back up or emergency.

There's no putting a price on the looks on people's faces when you show them your FAT PP. Usually they don't even realize what you're packing before it's out and in their face. A grower, not a shower in every sense this bad boy stands at a whopping 2 inches at ease before springing to attention at almost 3.25". I don't care what my high school girlfriend says, this is as much length as anyone needs.Most people are used to someone clumsily handling larger tools numbering 6" (or even 8" or 10" in the kitchen) but all that really does is scare folks off. You end up poking wildly and often times can wreck the things you were trying to work on. This discreet yet still useful FAT PP is far better in those everyday situations where you need a more modest approach to the job. Truly more than enough for opening packages, cutting through plastic tags, loose threads, etc. without the risk of putting an eye out.And in my time with it so far it doesn't seem like I have to worry about my FAT PP breaking because it's rock solid and seems like it could go for hours (well multiples of hours extending into days, months, and probably years). With such a unique form factor this FAT PP would stuff the hell out of any stocking and anyone would welcome a FAT PP as a gift.

This is a slightly hard steel it wasn't perfectly quenched so it's a little soft but boy oh boy when you sharpen it with an Arkansas stone 800 grit it shaves hair so I luv that part of this blade also besides being so convenient and small. Also looks nice has a nice lil weight to it and overall seems perfectly crafted.

It's the baddest little cutter you can put on a key ring. I've had it on my person 6 months. It unlocked once, and I sliced my finger pretty good reaching in my pocket for my keys...gonna blame that on user error. Looking forward to sending it into stabby labs for a little rejuvenation. I use it all the time. Razor sharp still.Had it in my saved items cart for like 2 years because it's a little pricey for what it is, but I pulled the trigger and it's my buddy. Made a loop of leather to keep it on my keyring. It's a fun knife.