Schrade Imperial IMP14 Small Stockman Stainless Steel Folding Pocket Knife for Outdoor, Outdoor Survival and EDC

Everybody needs a good little pocket knife! Three sharp blades make this a great choice for anything needing a blade. Small, yes small, it doesn't take up a lot of room in your pocket and still can be found when you reach in to get it. So far the blades have stayed sharp enough to cut yourself if aren't careful. I downsized the knife I carried as I was just getting too much bulge in my pants pocket. This helped correct that.

Quality knife at a low price. Great to carry in pocket or purse. Feels nice in your hand and pretty to look at. Very durable. Holds an edge well. Easy to open. Would make a great gift or stocking stuffer. Wonderful low price for this quality!

Pretty and sharp but on small size pay attention to the measurements

Very nice knife was testing out Amazon same-day delivery worked great

This is a classic slip joint pattern, a small stockman knife. The description says all you need to know regarding size and whatnot. It baffles me reading reviews where people complain that the knife is too small or doesn’t have a lock. What is wrong with people? I have no idea why people don’t read descriptions carefully prior to purchasing. The vast majority of slip joint knives don’t have locks. This knife is as advertised. It’s just a bit smaller than a Case Peanut pattern. I like small knives a lot. I’m not a farmer or rancher, so I really don’t need a large knife. This knife would make a good edc for those in urban environments. Most tasks can be accomplished with this small Imperial. People just like brandishing a large blade for no real reason. I guess that doing so makes them feel special or tough. My Grandpa carried a knife such as this for decades and had no need for tacticool knives. This Imperial is well-built, sturdy, and all three blades arrived sharp enough to slice through paper cleanly and easily. The pull on the blades is about a four, not too hard to pull out and not too easy. Just right. And the blades have decent snap. The blades don’t open as smoothly as a Case knife, but this knife only cost me $8, whereas my Case small stockman cost me $45. A little oil might help my blades operate more smoothly. Fit and finish on this knife is decent. Not fantastic but as expected. There are small gaps between the springs and liners if I hold it up to sunlight, but nothing that I would notice in handling the knife. The transition from the faux mother of pearl covers to the bolsters is surprisingly smooth. The blades aren’t super shiny or flashy. They are ground and sharpened well for the price. If you are someone who is nit picky about details and expect a perfect knife, then you should check out knives made by Case or Great Eastern Cutlery. What it boils down to is that this Imperial is more than adequate for pocket carry. It will cut well and will not be a burden in the pocket. And, it looks rather nice. I like it!

Be advised it is small .

Three sharp blades in one well made pocket knife. Great price! I use this several times a day a day and wouldn't go anywhere without it (except of course for the airport).

Decent knife

Schrade and imperial were once high quality company’s that product some of the finest military knives for the U.S. This knife is of the lowest quality. The blade is so dull, I’m going to have to put an edge on it, just so I can sharpen it. The handle inlay is poor fitting. Not worth the money.

Me gusta su diseño elegante Es pequeña y bien detallada. Pero si trajera una funda para portarla y cuidar sus acabados Sería mejor. Aún así estoy encantado con ella Vale que es muy maja.

Es muy pequeña pero la calidad es buena.

Es muy pequeña eso me desconsolo pero aún así está muy bonita pensé que sería un poco más grande

Excelente material y precio