KershawFilter Frame Lock Knife Stainless Steel (3.25" BlackWash) 1306BW

I always carry this knife. Was leary of the pocket clip so I've waited to write this but it's been a solid tool. It does have some weight to it but opens smooth and works great.

Bought it for my girlfriend, and she loves it. the deployment is smooth and fast. the blade steel is not great, but can't expect tool steel for $13. It dulls easily, but is easy to sharpen.

I’ve only bought more because I lost my last one

Would give it 5 stars if the blade would stay sharp... had this less than a month and with light use I already need to redo the edge...Otherwise, this is a great edc knife for work

Durable work knife

I had this knife for a long time as my everyday carry knife and lost it. I'm so glad I found it again. This is the best knife for the price. Feels amazing and light in the pocket and snappy when you need to pull it out to use it. I've used a few other knives after I lost my original one and nothing else compares, this is THE BEST knife I've ever owned not only under $20 but just in general.

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I've had hella more expensive folders than this, and they did a bit better in a few areas than this one does, but all in all, this thing is worth a $20 guess as to whether you'll like it or not.I do industrial machine service and repair, so I like to have a reliable, tough, and durable knife that can maintain an edge for a hot minute or two. I'm pretty good at sharpening knives because I had some scout masters back in the day that thought that skill was sacrosanct above practically all else, but I can be a procrastinator at times, too.While I've had much more expensive knives that seemed to better tolerate my tendency toward procrastination about routine sharpness maintenance, this one is hella more forgiving on that point than anything else that even lives in the same price point ZIP code.Also, the thumb stud and the 'shark fin' flipper is really well designed and incorporated so that you'll probably never have a premature deployment - unless you just don't know what you're doing in the first place.I've had three of these - mainly because brain farts of different flavors caused me to lose a couple of them (I think one of them is still around here somewhere), and whether skinning multi conductor cable, cutting rope, de-burring relatively big holes in nonferrous metals, chipping slivers off of wood for a smoker basket (I grill and smoke stuff a LOT), or even just opening vac-pack or cellophane covered meat products, this is my go to knife.If you maintain the sharp tip well enough, you can even dig those annoying metal slivers out of your fingers that are too small to see, but too large and annoying to ignore.I'm not saying this is the best knife in the world, but for the price, you could easily buy it and look for something to be butthurt about, and still come out on top over all.