No wonder they lost the war!
Jokes aside, the main knife itself is perfectly decent, sharp enough and folds / opens smoothly. However, it is plagued by some of the strangest design choices when looking at the can opener Blade; there is no setting or lock to the small Blade meaning it is loose on its hinge, making it flap about if left unrestricted. This is """solved""" by moving the small locking arm of the keyring loop over it, thereby making it sit rigid on your keychain and still likely to come loose and ultimately stab your hand, or rear if placed in the back pocket. Additionally, the small Blade extends past the body of the handle when flush with the flat side, meaning there is a sharpened edge poking out even when the small Blade is "locked" with the keyring arm. I can understand if this is accurate to the original design, however this knife would easily be a 4-5 star product in its price group without the can opener.
