SpydercoClipiTool Standard Multi-Functional Pocketknife with 3 Stainless Steel Blades and Durable Black G-10 Handle - PlainEdge - C208GP

I had the smaller Clipitool until I lost it, so I bought this one as a replacement. I'm glad I did. It fits nicely in my pocket and stays clipped, which is something that the smaller one obviously didn't. Construction is solid and it is easy to operate. Some people talk about it being hard to unlock and foldaway. Either they fixed that problem or these people have twinkies for fingers. It is very easy to use. The bottle opener is stout. It doesn't feel like some that are an afterthought. It feels like it was made to do the job. It's not a $300 knife. It's a $50 knife, and a damn good one.

Great knife! Only con would be the liner lock is a tad hard to operate when closing. Came razor sharp. For sub $60 range it’s a great set up. The thumb holes on all the tools are easy to locate and open. Blade locks solid with no play whatsoever and is centered just right. The clip came positioned right hand tip up. Although this Spyderco is manufactured in China the fit and finish is superb

Great knife, it has cheaper steel but no issues so far. Also it's liner lock which isn't my favorite. If they made a higher end version with a better style lock I would but it in a heart beat. Still, it's my new favorite to carry over the last month or so. The bottle opener has come in handy often. Also a great camping knife.

Knife is well made but a poor design. Knife opened up in my pocket and stabbed me. Not a safe knife should be recalled.

It is an incredibly attractive knife it comes very sharp and it's simple that's the best thing I can say about it the thing I like the least about it is that only the knife locks open the multi tools do not

very sharp, smooth movements, great pocket size carry blade and overall length. for the past month or two, it has gone into my right pocket every day when i leave the house.

Its a great feeling knife, but it has a slight learning curve. Many people have wrote reviews talking about the lock. I was nervous about that, but I still wanted this knife for the extra tools it offered. I can tell you that at first I struggled with the lock, but after using it for a few hours I have it down.The problem comes from the fact that the lock has to be pushed towards the can openers thumb hole, and the thumb tab effectivly gets in the way. I have found that if I press the lock with the tip of my thumb, I can consistently release the lock one handed with easy.Something some of you may not care about, but I like, is that the spine of the knife has a 90 degree edge that I can use to strike a ferro rod. I wasn't expecting this, but it's nice to know.

I love this knife. I bought this and a kershaw Emerson at the same time. Both similar price points. The spyderco is now my EDC. Great fit and Finnish. Razor sharp. All tools can be opened and closed one handed. Surpringly comfortable in the hand.