Rough Ryder Tiny Trapper Green

I love how this little knife looks and feels-- you can tell the material quality is good. It is very tiny, though. Much smaller than I thought it would be (I didn't bother to check the measurements before purchase). It is the same length as the width of a credit card. The blades are sharp, but it is too tiny to use for woodcarving, which is what I was hoping to use it for. But I'll give it to my wife to carry around as she likes tiny things, and it will come in handy for a sharp blade when needed to open packaging or getting duct tape a starting rip (a skill she has yet to master on her own). I think this would make a good starter's knife for a responsible child, but it is too small for an every-day adult use.

Well crafted. The pins and bolsters are flush to the scales and the blades don't rub on each other. The color is a bluish-green turquoise color, emphasis on the greenness of it. I think most people can't imagine the size of this before seeing it in real life so I have attached pictures comparing it to the size of a Chapstick lip balm as well as my medium sized hand. This knife is extremely small. Great for a keychain too, as it includes a small hole at the bottom for such things. I'm guesing this would only be practical for very light duty tasks.

I received a Rough Rider Tiny Trapper knife (clip and spey blades) as a stocking stuffer for Christmas of 2012. It has been an excellent little knife. I carry it in my pocket every day and find I use it an average of once or twice a day for something. I have many other pocket knives that I seldomly carry, as I do not care for their weight in my pocket. The knife is 2" long closed and 3 7/8 " open. It weighs about as much as a couple of coins. In the two years I have had the knife, it has developed no rust spots and is still sharp. I just ordered another as a stocking stuffer for my 40 year old son..

I knew it was tiny, saw the pictures and the reviews, it is still smaller than expected. I like adding it to my collection because it is by far the smallest I have. I don't need to use it, fortunately because it is so small I would fear cutting myself with the tiny sharp blades.

I bought this little knife because I'd misplaced my multitool during my move. This doesn't replace the functionality of a multitool, but it's tiny and cute, and the blade is excellent. It's no joke how tiny this thing is, though, I don't recommend it if you're planning on being dropped in the middle of the Yukon in the winter.

Bought this knife for my wife to carry in her purse, not for safety but for simple cutting when needed. As soon as she saw it she said it was perfect. it is a lot smaller than i thought but its what she had no complaints. Havent had to sharpen yet but not sure if or ever I will. Depending on if its used. Good quality for cheap. Saw the same knife for sale at store for 20 bucks so big time score.

I like my knife, but it's green and I wanted and ordered a turquoise one.

I love mini knives and I think this one is my personal favorite