Smith & Wesson 8.5in S.S. Folding Knife

I rolled the dice on this knife and while the blade is pretty decent, especially for the price point, I’m disappointed in the locking mechanism. I have to open the knife carefully because if I flick it like I do my other knives, the lock actually passes the notch on the blade and gets stuck requirin...

I like the knife so far as a safety took-- the seat belt cutter, glass breaker are great to have on hand. Having a smooth blade with serrations is a bonus for items hard to cut. However, pulling the knife out of my pocket when clipped has been a pain. The knife sides are made of some sort of plastic...

Great knife but the lock is very difficult to slide over to close the knife. It sits too flush with the handle of the knife and that's why it's difficult to close. I'd probably find another knife to buy. The only reason I kept it was because I got too busy and forgot to return it.

I love the look of this knife, but what I don't like is the clip that is used to hold onto pants if placed in pants pocket. It's too aggressive and will certainly damage pants cloth in due time. It actually pushes into the body of the knife.

A little larger and bulkier for everyday carry in my opinion, but a good option. I've been on the scene of auto fires enough to value a window breaker and seatbelt cutter.

The knife felt good in the hand and a good knife to have handy at work. But the belt clip broke off after having it for about two weeks.

Knife was sharp and opens smooth. The outside started peeling almost immediately though. Pretty disappointing.

Good knife, hold edge very well but after only a couple months one of the screws fell out of the clip.

Overall the knife is great, as it has a seat belt cutter, glass breaker and is sharp out the box. However, if you flick the knife open too hard, the mechanism to close gets stuck. I had to use a flathead screwdriver with pressure to push the tab to the side to close it, i could not do it with my han...

It locks as well as my other knives. However, the tang that is supposed to provide one handed opening is tight all through it's action, letting the blade only partly open without using the other hand. A little resistance at the beginning of opening the blade and then some free action would solve tha...