Classic C9038L Locking Lambfoot Pocket Knife 1

Very pleased with this as a general purpose hard wearing knife for my workshop. Handle is comfortable enough, the liner lock works well and disengages without too much effort, and the blade was sharp out of the box, but the steel takes a good edge if you want to hone it. I would happily recommend this

At first I didn't think much of this knife, which I bought because of the positive reviews. I couldn't understand what the fuss was all about. I was fooled by how simple it looks. However, as soon as I started using it, I was very impressed. It is so handy, so easy to use, so sharp, so undemanding. It can be sharpened vey quickly and the blade stays sharp for ages. It is now my go-to knife, I even slice my steak with it! Very minimalistic, but so comfortable in the hand and really big in functionality. And at that price, it is definitely a winner. (I got the locked version and I am glad I did.) I got other knives that cost so much more, but this is my favourite.

Great every day work knife, comes very sharp, it locks which is great, perfect size, it has a 90 degree spine excellent for ferro rods, great for camping-hiking, would recommend .

Very nice knife, which I've bought before. This version has a locking mechanism to stop it folding which would be good except the lock risks the blade closing on the user's thumb.

I am a shepherd and this is one of the best pocket knives I have used . It gets heaps of abuse but holds it's edge very well. Comfortable in the hand if trimming sheep hooves to cutting the good old baler twine . Cracking value for money Not totally indestructible one piece of advice don't let it stay wet, prone to rust easily.

The blade is thin but comes sharp. It is as expected. Good little worker.

Very sharp, useful knife for use around the garden and kitchen. Good functionality, lightweight and holds a respectable edge to the blade.

C.K Classic C9038L Locking Lambfoot Pocket Knife Read reviews before purchasing that it was difficult to close. Not a problem at all and is a good safety feature to lock the blade securely when using. There a piece of metal that slips behind the blade to lock it in to place. If you push this back (where it says close) you will be able to close the blade very easily. Already put to good use