Buck Knives 264 Cavalier Folding Pocket Knife 3.6" 7Cr17 Stonewash Blade, Aluminum and Carbon Fiber Handle

good value, great Quality lightweight very sharp knife

This is one of the best carrying knives I’ve ever owned. It is very sharp and it’s got a nice smooth opening.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: A Buck knife has a very good reputation and my knife is GREAT! Opens and closing easily and very sharp. This will be a great asset to my knife collection. I started when I was about 7 years old, carrying a small pocketknife and they come in handy during the day and night.

Got this for my dad for fathers day and have to say it's quite nice and slim I like the carbon fiber strip in the handle but as my dad compared another buck knife he has there aren't any "made in usa" markings on it and the buck logo on the blade appears to be printed on it instead of engraved like the other knife so could be fake but overall it's a nice knife for the price

I will most likely come back and comment more but for now I just wanted to say : The actual blade length is less than the advertised 3.6 inches ; it is 3-15/16 inches (87.5 mm) . So if your state has a 3.5 inch limit (as mine does) you're good . This knife is worth the money and I like it a lot . The area around the frame lock where the lock bar holds the blade open is much better than most . Many of my other frame locks have sharp corners right where I want to put my index finger but on this Buck Cavalier the actual lock up area is well forward of where my finger grips the knife . Well done Buck ! Lastly , I am happy but, the blade is not as thin as it looks in the photo here on the amazon product description / photos . The actual blade thickness (measured with a Dial Caliper ) near the handle is 2.9mm, and 2.78mm at the top of the plunge grind and 2.65mm out half way to the tip. This is still pretty dang good though . I am very much into thin bladed knives ; thin cuts . PS : Flips open much easier using thumb rather than with index finger .

Good looking and good quality knife. The biggest issue is that if you put the knife in your left pocket the finger stub catches the top of the pocket and partially opens the blade. You don’t notice this until you stick your hand in the pocket. Other than that it not a bad Chinese knife.

Takes up little pocket space. Satisfying deployment. Razor sharp and perfect for everyday use. Not a bush craft knife obviously but very sturdy, no blade play. It’s a very slim knife overall but still comfortable with a strong full grip to put a lot of force into it.

Good solid Buck knife

Joli petit couteau EDC avec étui, parfait un vrai rasoir, très bonne taille