Case Sodbuster Jr. Knife 3.625" Yellow vs Kershaw knockout

The blade has sideways wobble so bad case should be embarrassed for letting it out their doors. There are pretty good gaps on either side of the blade at the pivot point.

Kershaw knockout m390 usamadeblade exclusive is probably the best all around knife at this price point.

Feels good in the hand, feels good in the pocket, is just enough knife for day in, day out use and won't scare people like all the tacticool knives with thumb buttons and pocket clips can.

'merica! UPDATE: I've had this knife over a year now, it has never been taken apart and cleaned, and its used daily in an industrial environment. All I've done is blown it out with composed air a couple times. It still opens flawlessly. The only place the finish has come off are at the hard corners, but they are scratched off, so the finish is very durable

I bought an A.G. Russell version of this a while back, it was a cosmetic second, and paid $19.00, but the first rate version was only $23

The combination of poor product design and the expensive price tag (compared to other Kershaw knives) gave me no choice but to give this knife a single star. I'm extremely disappointed with the product and has not been the case with any of my other Kershaw blades.

This is the yellow Sod Buster Jr I already had the black handle one and knowing the quality I decided to purchase this classic Case yellow. I really like the sod buster design plus this one looks more classic the blade is polished to a mirror shine the handles are well made and put together. Very sharp nicer looking than the black one I might add. Very happy with my purchase

The clash is heavier, thicker, and not so sharp, but it has really solid lock up and it's blade deployment is awesome...shawak! One thing the Clash does have over the Knock Out, is a textured handle, and they at least tried to put a little jimping on the back of the blade for thumb grip because there isn't much of a thumb ramp for grip either