Buck Knives 382 Trapper 2-Blade Folding Pocket Knife with Wood Handle

Buck uses good steel, gets sharp as a razor, holds an edge, easy to bring back to razor sharp

Not tiny, great design on the handle. Feels very nice quality, despite being made in China? Was a gift for a teenage fisherman, who can now carry it him easily in the tackle box.

Buck always makes a decent knife. This is of good quality, wih a little weight to it. In other reviews I've read it states that the blades are hard to open. I found that to be the case with the one I received. But you apply some oil to the hinge where the blades rotate open it will eventually be easy to open them. I used a thicker grade gun oil on mine as WD-40 is a thin grade oil .other than that I found it to be a quality knife Buck is known for. And I like the curved blade style of the Trapper knife.

This is always in my pocket now. It's a classic knife that serves a dozen real world problems every day. From opening packages, to breaking down boxes, to cutting netting, to doing some light carving for my wood working hobby. It does it all and maintains a good edge while doing it.

I purchase two of these to give out as gifts. They both look and feel great. The blades are acceptably sharp out of the box but you may want to have a sharpener handy if you want to have an efficient knife. It's kind of difficult to deploy either blade. They are really tight. I keep my nails really short and couldn't open either of them without using a tool to assist me. Based on my experience with other knives I expect that the Bucks will loosen up over time. That said, the difficulty you may encounter opening the knife may make your ownership experience less than perfect. Note that this is a very good product for the price.

Great pocket knife! Buck never disappoints! A must have!

Great little knife. Not to big, just a nice size to carry in your pocket and big enough to do the job.

Great knife other than being a Chinese made one. Bucks weren't a chinese made brand.