3-1/2 Inch Harpoon Blade Composite Handle Pocket Knife - CPK350C

I'm pleased with my purchase of the crescent pocket knife, i wasn't expecting this knife to be as good as it is at this price point. It has a nice weight to it, all parts are smooth to the touch,the knife opens easily with a front flipper, fits the hand nicely, has a deep carry pocket clip, was sharp right out of the packaging, makes a great EDC, or work knife.

I’m a cabinet maker / finish carpenter. This is a great work knife at a great price. 3.5 drop point blade my choice for pretty heavy woodworking related chores. Slim for easy fit in pocket, apron, or work belt. Smooth action. Important for me: can easily open, and then easily close, with one hand. Bearing smooth enough that blade falls back into handle. Composite scales are about indestructible. Holds edge pretty well. Not surprising it’s a good work knife - made by Crescent. Was surprised at low price. Bought several now for shop, belt, van, edc tool bag. Highly recommend.

Honestly, for something this cheap, it feels like it's worth twice its price. It's got a super slick action, looks nice, and feels good in the hand. Not to mention it's shaving sharp out of the box. I tested it. I was able to shave most of my face with it. My only concern would be the steel quality, from what I've heard, 5CR15MOV isn't the greatest. If you care more about that, the metal handle version has d2 steel, which is stronger. I'm not a huge knife guy so I can't say for certain, but this feels fine. I've been using it daily for box opening, and as a general utility knife, so doing things that it most definitely shouldn't be doing (opening doors, as a screwdriver, etc) and it's held up pretty well. Honestly, I'm almost definitely gonna buy this again once I inevitably break this one or lose it. It looks pleasing, feels good, and works well. It's 100% worth it

Awesome knife, would have given 5 stars if it wasn’t so thick. Lots of waisted space between the frame and blade also, the scales are pretty thick. Could be made way slimmer. That being said, I bought another as I really like this knife. Great everyday work knife.

I have both models of this pocket knife, the 3 inch model and the Harpon 3.5 inch model and really enjoy them both. The quality, fit and finish is excellent on both models. The handles are a litte thicker than I like, but they do feel good in hand. and they are sharp right out of the box. I don't how they can get such a smooth finish on a pocket knife at this price point but they did. Excellent value and will buy again for friends and family.

Love this knife, I use it for working around my little farm and it does the job, it opens easily and I like the weight of it, the action is smooth and easy to use one handed, it looks and feels good, it’s built very well, well worth what I paid for it.

Got this knife for the first time a few years ago. Started doing specialty steel erection and framing. I've abused multiple of these knives in ways that would make many people, including my coworkers cringe. It rides the perfect line of being cheap enough for me not to be concerned about breaking them and surprisingly being high quality enough to put up with unreal amounts of abuse. I've gone through 3 of them in 4 years, usually breaking them by using them as prybars in a pinch (tips breaking/ blade getting bent). I've got pretty large hands, the grip doesn't fit perfectly in my hand but fits just good enough for how perfectly it fits in my pocket. If you are looking for a relatively inexpensive knife that feels good in the hand, and can take a hell of a beating id recommend it.

This is now my EDC knife. Not many cons here -- I guess the plastic handle scales feel a bit on the cheap side, but that's so easily outweighed by everything else. After losing two expensive Kershaw knives because they don't understand that pocket clips need to be made from spring-tempered steel (otherwise the clip gets bent outward over time, and then eventually starts catching on stuff and the knife gets yanked out of the pocket), I decided to get one of these as a cheap temporary replacement. I've had this for a couple weeks now and I don't think I'll be replacing it anytime soon. The knife mechanism is sturdy, operates smoothly and locks solidly. The blade is plenty sharp for practical use out of the box. My hand hasn't quite figured out how to quickly sweep this knife out of my pocket and open it in a single continuous motion, but then I'm accustomed to slightly shorter knives; I'll get it down eventually. Leave it to a commodity tool brand to demonstrate that a solid, practical pocket knife doesn't need to be expensive and promoted with a lot of fancy marketing nonsense.