Rough Ryder Miniature Stainless 18

You won't be doing any carving with this, but the curved handle lets you hold it securely between thumb and forefinger, especially on a keyring where you can grip the keys. It opens boxes, cuts string, sharpens pencils. Nice solid backspring, it's small and cheap but not flimsy. It's not "the knife you want for everything" but at this price and size it's definitely the Knife You Have for small jobs.

Wanted this coz I wanted it

I am very pleased with the trader called me to clear up problems with delivery and arranged next day delivery by Royal mail Throughly recommend

Well, what a knife. Ordered on a whim, added to another order. This thing is a BEAST! It can fell trees, split logs, batoning is a dream, can featherstick the most tough of woods, makes smooth work of shaving a 3 week beard, Rambo and Crocodile Dundee would be jealous....Joking aside, this little beauty is better than i expected. Nicely made and beautifully finished. The blade, which opens fully and snaps back shut, has a good shape and indeed really does have an edge on it that cuts paper envelopes, string, plastic and fabric tags on new clothing, opens plastic and cellophane wrappers etc, is great for cleaning fingernails ( if you're careful ) Its not something to use every day, but on jewelry, stuffed in a wallet, added to a keyring etc it definitely comes in handy. Its also a talking piece, most people have never seen such a thing, well not one that really works. I really like it. I may order a bunch of them next christmas, and put them into cards.

Looks great on a 22ins. Neckchain & is actually usable if you sharpen it a bit. A piece of unusual jewellery & easily worth the £4 paid.

Tiny knife - however, well built, functions like a full sized version, sturdy and solid. Excellent value for money - one for display (with a magnifying glass !)

If you want a knife to fit on a neck chain / charm bracelet, this is the one for you !!

Got this on a whim due to the price, to small for any real use but I would have liked some semblence of an edge on it, if you want something just as small but functional just get a razor blade half wraped in tape but it could make a good charm on a braclet or necklace and as a bonus it seems to have a surprisingly solid construction.

Maybe it's just me, but this knife is waaaay too small to be of any real use. to put some context to it, I have big hands. The knife itself is ok, it doesn't appear badly made per se, but it's so small I can hardly find a use for it. Personally, I'd just save up a few more pennies and go for one of the smaller Spydercos.