COLD STEEL Mini Tuff Lite 2" 4034SS Sheepsfoot Razor-Sharp Blade 3" Griv-Ex Handle Everyday Carry Pocket Folding Knife w/Tri-Ad Lock

Another quality knife from Cold Steel. Two inch blade allows this knife to be carried almost anywhere, including areas with restrictions on blade length, but the Warncliffe blade design is robust, and coupled with the Tri-Ad locking mechanism allows this knife to punch well above it's size. This is a great choice for EDC; very light and unobtrusive, with the pocket clip allowing it to be carried in a variety of ways, and the AUS-8 blade sharpens easily and holds a decent edge.

Five stars for what it is for me, your mileage may vary. Why I like it: Triad lock is incredibly strong, but in such a small knife it isn't important; The form factor (Wharncliffe) is utility knife useful; The blade is one-hand-opening; the handle length can be effectively extended by a short, thick lanyard; the pocket clip is adequately robust and the handle material doesn't abrade fabric; the spine of the blade is a sharp 90°, useful for scraping wood & ferrocerium rods. I use this as my every day carry one-hand-opening small utility knife clipped to my pocket. It opens easily, feels comfortable and natural in-hand and in-use. It is sharp and cuts very well; think of it as a quick at hand utility knife for as needed daily tasks. I have the larger Tuff-Lite, too, which I use while wilderness backpacking as my "one-handed-opening" easy accessed cutting tool for cordage cutting, scraping fatwood, "striking" my ferro rod, etc. The "Mini" is my at home / in town smaller-sized daily user.

I'll start off by saying that I have quite a few knives, but I didn't have one that was ultralight that could be carried in the pocket of my lightweight shorts during summer. The design of the Tuff Lite Mini looked like it might work for what I needed. The pros: lightweight, came shaving sharp out of the box, small, very good utility style wharncliffe blade shape, inexpensive. The cons: not great for one-handed open and close, edges on spine of blade and thumb hole are sharp, locking action is not as smooth as other higher end knives, pocket clip is stiff and may require some bending to get to desired level of hold. I will probably do some light file work on the spine and thumb hold to soften the edges slightly. Overall this is a good small utility knife that should serve the purpose I was looking for.

Great little knife. Surprisingly comfortable in my very large hands. I use it at work for opening boxes all day and it is great. Sharpens super easy and retains its edge well. Takes me about 2 minutes to get it back to shaving sharp after a few weeks of use. I work in vending and having a small knife thay basically acts like a typical box cutter that you can reshapen and use in front of people without freaking them out is great.

Great size and build quality. Very useful as a small pocket knife.

Purchased this knife for work on account that it's bigger brother the Tanto was just too large. Razor sharp coming out of the box. Fits in my pocket and don't need to clip it on my waist, but it's nice to know that option's available. Has that satisfying "snap" when it opens up. Sturdy locking pin and will not close on you, I already tried while wearing cut resistant gloves. A little pricey but definitely a quality product. Meant for light duty cutting only. If you plan on cutting two inch hose or something in that nature, use something larger. For everday, light duty use only. Cold Steel makes knives for larger purposes. Definitely a good purchase if you don't mind paying a little more for a small knife.

When I first received the knife I was a little surprised how small it was. I had read the information and knew the dimensions of the knife but it still wasn't what I expected. The other thing that really surprised me was how light the knife was. It feels light as a feather. I first opened up the knife and felt a distinct snap as the blade locked open. It just feels like a quality knife. The actual cutting portion of the blade is 1 1/4". This may be a pro or con depending on who is purchasing it but it is perfectly fine for me. The blade itself feels like a scalpel. Razor sharp should be taken literaly here. A portion of the blade is rounded out for your index finger. Also there is the round cutout(for your middle finger) in the grips for your thumb to swing open the knife. My hands are average size and with the knife open, these cutouts make the knife fit my hand like a glove. The cons about this knife are few but are worth noting. First the belt clip attached to the knife, while secure and strong, is not able to be removed and attached to the other side. So southpaws might not like the arrangement. Second, the cutout for thumb opening really should be rounded some. The grips are a little tall at that point and it makes it a little difficult for your thumb to smoothly open the knife. Someone with a steady hand and and a grinding tool could probably make quick and easy work of this. To me the pros of this knife far, far outweigh the cons. Especially for the price. So if you are looking for a EDC knife that is small, light, sharp, and high quality, this thing is a pure bargin.

Bem pequena, pega de 3 dedos, mas bem afiada

Awesome little thing, super sharp :D Perfect for every day carry in 5th pocket in my Jean's :))

Um pequeno notável, leve, confortável de usar,eficiente em com a melhor trava do mercado .

Top-Taschenmesser! Das Cold Steel Tuff Lite ist wirklich robust! Ich hab's seit ein paar Wochen im täglichen Einsatz und es hat bisher alles mitgemacht. Die Klinge ist immer noch scharf wie am ersten Tag – unglaublich! Für den Preis ein echter Knaller.

Para mi, una navaja es una gran herramienta que siempre debe estar a la mano. No me gustan las navajas tipo suizas, prefiero un solo filo (Mi navaja suiza va en la mochila y prácticamente la uso para descorchar una botella de vino cuando estoy de viaje o acampando). No me gusta exhibir mi navaja ni que sea demasiado grande o aparatosa, ademas que en mi país (México), el tamaño del filo de una navaja determina a criterio del oficial, si es delito o no portarla y lamentablemente será muy muy raro, encontrar un policía con criterio en mi país.. Para mi los requisitos que debe tener una navaja de uso diario es: * tamaño pequeño, de tal manera que quepa un el bolsillo pequeño de un pantalón como jeans. * Ligero, que no te des cuenta que lo llevas. * Que se pueda abrir y serrar con una sola mano, * De buena calidad tanto en el mango como el filo. * Buen diseño, que sea comodo y agradable al tacto, no lastime durante uso continuo y sobre todo que me guste fisicamente. Esta navaja cumple con los requisitos. Acero inoxidable 4116. NOTA. A mi cuñado le gusto mucho mi navaja, así que le compre una de regalo.