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Having two different blades, this is my go to knife when I'm gardening. It's very sturdy, good quality, and you only have to have one knife with you.

My old knife was starting to get dull, so decided to buy a new one. Well made, sharp, and does the job.

Maybe it is because I’ve been improvising with random knives, box cutters, etc. but this knife is great for grafting. It definitely could use a lock to keep it open- that’s my only concern. I don’t write a lot of reviews, but this was one of the best cheap things I’ve bought in a long time.

It works great as described.

Great pocket knife comes in very handy

I was surprised that the blades on the knife were not very sharp. The steel also seems to be a bit inconsistent in either hardness or perhaps the base grind, when I endeavored to improve the edge. I was not able to get nearly as consistent an edge as I typically can do with my full spectrum of knives from pocket to fillet and large slicing blades. Part of each blade did get nearly shaving sharp but other parts were still near the sharpness of a butter knife after a few minutes with a simple hone. I expect I will be able to get them shaving sharp but will need to establish a more consistent base with a coarser bench hone before I can get an effective edge with my finer hones. Another minor issue is one of the brass rivets attaching the wooden handle halves protrudes slightly to the point where it can be felt in the hand. It might become an issue for a blister if used all day without a glove. I also bought a victorinox from another vendor on the same day. It's a single blade but it arrived razor sharp. I purchased knives to do grafting after having done eighty or so grafts with blades that lacked a straight edge. I wished I'd ordered grafting knives before the project and decided to get these before grafting time next spring. I'm certain the Victorinox will work well, and hopeful I can get decent edges on this Linsen when I next drag out my bench hones to sharpen blades. If I can't get good edges then I will likely give the knife to someone like my wife, who uses a knife for probing in sandy garden soil.

I'm a floral designer, and first off to all my other floral industry workers this blade is it! I have only ever used the red grip knives(you know the throw away ones) those do the job but this knife just does it better! Highly recommend getting now it's way under priced IMO.

Very sharp, and great for trimming my White Bird of Paradise plant.