Cool Hand5.2'' Waterproof Liner Lock Folding Knife, 2.2''Black Mirror Ceramic Blade, Super Light Carbon Fiber Handle

I've become hooked on ceramic knives in general, and snapped up this little beauty when I saw it. It makes an outstanding keychain carry; it's extremely lightweight, it's a nice small size, but the cutting power of the ultra-sharp blade is amazing.You have to respect a ceramic blade! They're extremely hard, and will hold an edge forever, but they aren't tough at all -- in fact, they're quite brittle. You can't pry, lever or hack at all, and even scraping must be done very carefully, or you'll chip or break the blade. But if you only use it for cutting, and are careful to avoid any staples, hardware or other metal parts, this mighty mite should hold an outstanding edge for a long, long time.

I guess It’s my fault for not paying closer attentionBut I thought they meant blade length which is standard not overall length

I was pleased to find a ceramic-bladed pocket knife for this price. The blades are brittle, so you can't pry with them, but I often use my knife to open letters or cut down cardboard for recycling. Ceramic blades keep their sharpness much better than steel when used for such purposes. Cutting paper does not seem to dull them at all. It is exactly what I was looking for and it is well-made for the price. I am very pleased. Ceramic-bladed pocket knifes are hard enough to find that I'm already thinking of buying a second one for a spare.

For the money it’s hard to imagine a better value. The action is excellent, the details of the build are quite nice. I especially like the fact that there is no pocket clip. I’m a lanyard lover.It’s simple and effective, very nice materials, the blade is unbelievably sharp. It’s so light in your pocket you may forget it’s there.

Well made and very functional-nice every day pocket knife.