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5.0 out of 5 stars 420HC Stainless Steel - Titanium Coated Blade
For less than 10 pounds you get a 420 High Carbon steel blade with titanium protective coating. Contrary to what some people may say 420HC steel is a very good knife steel over all. Its the best steel in the 400 range of steels for knife edge retention. It will hold a sharp edge for a long time with light to moderate use. Of all the cheap pocket knives at Bolo this is the best value for money under 10 pounds. And its a UK legal slip joint pocket knife.Remember to use (synthetic) diamond coated sharpeners to sharpen the 420 High Carbon steel blade, dont use a sharpening stone on carbon steel. To maintain and clean the 420 High Carbon blade rinse it briefly in warm water, let it dry then use a micro fiber cloth to wipe (food grade) mineral oil or vegetable oil on the blade edge to prevent rust. The titanium coating will protect the rest of the blade from rusting.The handle is regular 400 range stainless steel with the expected anti rust qualities, its a good design and it keeps the price down. Plus it has a handy attachment lock on its end. Give it a quick clean with warm water and dry it. You can treat its joints with (food grade) mineral oil or vegetable oil and then wipe it down with a micro fiber cloth.Micro cloths are quite important because other cloths leave cloth fibers on the blade which can get into the joints of the pocket knife causing you problems later on. Br aware.Buy it, stick it in your pocket and enjoy your day.
5.0 out of 5 stars Very sharp, light but strong
Excellent tool 10/10
4.0 out of 5 stars It's a cheap, light, UK-legal folder - as which it's okay
I wanted something a little more robust than a snap-off utility knife for package opening, light enough not to worry about carrying it in a pocket, and cheap enough that I wasn't scared about abusing it on cardboard. For reference I have a D2 Luna, but between its lack of stainlessness and the risk of the coating being rubbed off I'm a bit wary of either carrying it all the time or shoving it in cardboard. I have a Victorinox Bantam Alox, but the blade is smaller than this, and it's enough more expensive that I don't want to mess it up when it's a useful travel blade (it also has an iffy half stop and has bitten me).The Covacure is thin (5mm across the frame, 6mm or so at the clip) and, especially for a metal-handled knife, lightweight due to it being skeletonised. The blade is hidden, not alongside a hole, so there should be no risk of something getting sliced when it's closed - but the skeletonising does make it likely to pick up any tissue fluff from your pocket (although perhaps hold onto it less than an enclosed design). When closed there are no particularly sharp edges - including the back of the blade spine, which is rounded off a bit (so I'm not sure I'd use it for striking a ferro rod).There's an appreciable (though not especially strong) half-stop in the slip joint, so it's reasonably unlikely to close on your fingers - although it also grinds on the frame a bit (definitely no premium bearings) so it's partly a friction knife; there's enough of a slip joint there that it closes itself if pulled slightly open, which is good if it gets caught in a pocket - the point won't stay exposed. It's definitely a two-hand opener, although it's easy enough to get the tip of a thumb into the opening slot in the blade. The friction probably helps it in that there doesn't seem to be any play in the blade, and it's well centred.The blade steel isn't all that special (by spec - I've not used it enough yet to test sharpening or edge retention, although it came reasonably sharp), but a stainless variant is still a decent choice for carrying around, just so rain or pocket humidity don't have a go at a carbon steel.Mine looked like the solid hook that the clip rests against had snapped off and been welded back on (there's a seam), so I imagine that's not going to be terribly strong if you wanted to try to open bottles with it, or something. I'll likely be carrying mine in a slip pouch to avoid the pocket fluff issue (the Viperade PJ11 is a reasonable fit, although it's more expensive than the knife) so I don't really care, but that might be worth considering if you plan to hook it on your belt loops.It's a thin knife with a very pointy tip, so I imagine it'll suffer if you start using it to lever paint tins open; I can't really hold that against it. I'll be a bit careful with the point, and I'm not going to abuse the hinge too much. On the plus side it's cheap, so if you do break it, it's a bit less distressing than if you snap some Magnacut.And to be clear, the blade *is* under 3" (nearer 2.5" - long enough to cut food as well as open boxes, if needed) and there's no locking mechanism other than the slipjoint, so you won't have to have a good excuse to carry it in your pocket in the UK. As for any non-locking knife it *will* close on your fingers if you try to do something that'll push on the back of the blade, so if you need that safety feature, look elsewhere - but the UK laws are deliberately trying to rule out knives that are suitable for stabbing people with, so you're on your own if you want to do the Crocodile Dundee "THIS is a knife... oh, hello officer" thing. (Even if you wore mail gloves I doubt this knife would enjoy a stabbing action.)Speaking of which, the grip does include an indent for the index finger (although it's asymmetric to make the handle lighter and therefore a little thin) - that might stop your hand sliding forward onto the blade in normal use. There's no actual guard though, no unsharpened part of the blade which would jam against your finger if it starts to close, and no jimping on the blade itself (except for the rounded serrations on the back - to be clear, they're in no way sharp and won't saw through anything).So... it's fine. It's a cheap knife, and it feels like a cheap knife (the Bantam feels a lot more "premium"), but it also feels usable, at least for light work and there's not much that actually impacts that. If you want something that flips open easily, with a smoothly-moving blade, a more comfortable grip, more metal on the blade, a more premium steel, etc. those are certainly differences which you might notice compared with this - but you'll pay more for them (both in money and, in most cases, in weight). And this'll still get you into an Bolo package nearly as well. I won't say it feels like a much more expensive knife (hence not giving it more stars), but it does feel like it's not rubbish and may be worth the small amount of money it actually costs.
5.0 out of 5 stars pretty good
The media could not be loaded. admittedly i don't know much about knives however this feels pretty good and looks sick too. using for boxcutting mainly and feels sharp enough.holding it feels quite comfortable, grip is goodquality seems good and sturdy enoughlock is very secure took, so good safety wisealso i can't lie, it's quite satisfying to open and close, literally a fidget toy as well to me LOLgreat price toooverall with the basic information i have on knives i would reccomend
5.0 out of 5 stars Very impressive and good quality
Very good quality, locks very well. The size is small, but perfect for everyday use and therefore legal. Use it as a keychain as its most comfortable to carry that way when doing everyday tasks.
5.0 out of 5 stars Sharp AF!!
Besides the fact it's a legal UK EDC, this little thing, which sits with my keys thanks to the locking mechanism, is very sharp indeed. Great for camping with food, opening packages etc.. Cheap and seems to be well made too..
5.0 out of 5 stars Super sharp, does the job.
Bought this to have around the house for cutting open boxes etc. I was surprised to see it effortlessly slide through cardboard. Although two boxes is a little too much for it. Great bang for buck.
5.0 out of 5 stars Clever little knife for very little money
Let's start start with the price, I paid £12.99. Now, i always carry a pocket knife, they're just so useful, i was looking for one that was UK legal to carry and slimline, my opinel can be a bit chunky in my pocket. I saw this and immediately liked the skeletal look of it so i took a punt, i already have a couple of Covacure items so i wasn't too concerned as the quality is great.The knife arrived reasonably sharp and it only took a couple of passes on the whetstone then the strop to get a very usable edge on it. The fit and finish is fantastic for a knife at this price point, the blade isn't centred when closed but it does just cost £12.99. It has a lovely weight to it, light but very comfortable in the hand, it's easy to open and has a good spring to stop it closing on your fingers. It also clips onto my belt loop or backpack for easy access which is a real bonus. Overall I'm delighted with this knife, did i mention that it only cost £12.99? I'm going to buy a couple more for friends and for keeping in my car.
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COVACURE UK Legal Non-Locking Pocket Knife with Silver Skeletonized Handle 2.4" Blade with Carabiner Clip
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