Buck Knives254 Odessa Folding Frame Lock Pocket Knife with Stainless Steel Handle

Amazing Amazon delivered my knife to the wrong address. The photo of the delivery was not my address n the delivery person lied. To make a long story short my knife was returned by a neighbor. I don't like the policy that Amazon has that if the driver says the product was delivered that's what they go by. BTW The knife was returned today and it's very nicely made.Looks great and handles very well it also extremely sharp.

Turns out to be bigger than I thought it was. It was for the wife to keep in her car for emergency usage. I might need to convince her that I need to use it instead of her…. 😜 Update: Bought a second one because I liked it so much! That said, there is an issue that Buck needs to correct. The clip is, in my opinion, on the wrong end of the knife. I clip this knife in my left front pocket. Unfortunately, if you have oiled the contact surfaces, it opens too easily. The flip lever on the end hits the inside of my pants pocket and opens up as it goes into the pocket. This can allow you to slice open your pants pocket. Or as I did, slice right through my fingernail to the quick. Did I mention it comes sharp, and I sharpened it more? It wouldn’t do this if the clip was on the other end of the knife. As it is, I removed the clip on both knives and just use it as a pocket knife. It’s not as easily acquired this way, but much safer….

Very pleased with this knife. Flips well, frame lock works good. All good

Excellent knife for $25 but it does have its issues:1: the screw that holds the blade pivot is quite loose and you can loosen and tighten it with your fingers so it tends to come undone2: when the screw becomes even slightly loose, the blade has a noticeable wobble back and forth, making me need to adjust it3: near the tip of the knife there's a very slight chip on the blade from it hitting the structural pinOverall a good knife if you need something cheap, but for anyone else, i recommend saving up for a higher tier knife.

Manufactured sturdy and sharp. The edge is very easy to maintain. The action is in need of some breaking in time, but going nicely. Well worth the price.

I have grown up with Buck knives and currently have a few that I have had for over 35 years. This one is made in China, but it still seems decently made. And more importantly, it seems to have the same Buck lifetime warranty.I have not had to send one in for replacement or repair, so cannot comment on how decent the warranty is, but am hoping that if it is ever needed, the warranty will make it worth it.

Great!!!

A beautiful design and very well made (in China!).