Smith & WessonExtreme Ops Folding Knife

Fantastic, lightweight, functional, sharp and attractive pocket knife. I'm a girl with smaller hands, and my husband is 6'4 with giant hands. We both have this knife and use it daily. It's comfortable in the hand, very sharp, and I appreciate the serrated section of the blade for box cutting. So far, its held up great. It's so nice someone stole my husbands, so we bought him another.

I recently purchased and I’m absolutely thrilled with it! This knife is incredibly well-built, with a solid, sturdy feel. The design is sleek, and it fits perfectly in my hand and pocket, making it an ideal everyday carry (EDC). The blade is super sharp right out of the box—maybe a bit too sharp, as I accidentally nicked myself once (lesson learned: handle with care!). It cuts through materials like butter, and the edge retention seems impressive so far. The locking mechanism is reliable, and the knife deploys smoothly, which is great for quick tasks.Overall, this is a fantastic knife for the price. It’s tough, sharp, and feels like a premium tool without breaking the bank. If you’re looking for a dependable EDC knife, I highly recommend the Smith & Wesson Extreme Ops! Just watch those fingers. 🩸

I'm happy with this purchase. Very nice fit and finish. The blade and safety lock are tight. Pocket clip is strong. I'm really impressed with this S&W pocketknife. Has a good sharp edge, no need to sharpen this knife yet. Will purchase another one soon. Thank you, Smith & Wesson!

The knife came sharp, but is a little smaller then I expected. The serrated part is very sharp. The thumb stud works good, but the flipper barely opens it even with a good flip of the wrist. The knife is solid with no play in the blade when open. Overall it's a decent knife, just expect it to be a bit smaller then other folding knives.

I got this knife today, and immediately knew I needed to review it. See, I picked this knife because it was in top reviews, and it had the features I was looking for (serrated, carbon steel or AUS-8, low price point, etc.). I later went back to the reviews here, and a ton of them scared the crap out of me. The biggest one being people claiming the locking mechanism didn't come down far enough to lock the blade into place....I'm including up close pictures so you can see this knife for yourself.It's a good, solid build. Much better than what I expected $12 to get me. I recently paid $22 for an AUS8 knife which wasn't nearly as nice as this one is.Razor sharp edges, even at the serrated portion. The clip is heavy duty metal, and is screwed into the frame. There's good weight to it which indicates it's good metal, but it's still lightweight enough to make a great pocketknife. Most importantly about the weight is when it's open, it's actually balanced towards the center - the ultimate mark of a great knife.No, the top part isn't sharp. I DIDN'T EXPECT IT TO BE SHARP. Anyone familiar with this kind of blade design KNOWS the top part is NEVER sharp, and WHY.Most importantly, THE LOCK WORKS PROPERLY. No, it doesn't move ALL the way to the other side, because that would quite obviously make the blade unsteady and more likely to slip down. It positions itself right below the blade, like it very well SHOULD.Honestly, for the $12 I paid, this is an absolute STEAL. It could quite easily be a $30 knife.Please. Check out the detailed reviews here. Those are the people who know what they're talking about. Most of them discuss using this knife for work purposes, as well. Those are the kinds of reviews you need to pay attention to here on Amazon.For me personally, I've been trained in hand to hand combat including knife fighting for self defense since I was 5 years old. My grandfather was a Korean war vet with medals and honors, and he was into knives both as a collector and as a defense weapon. I like to carry a good pocket knife on me because a. People in public get nervous when I carry a buck knife strapped to my hip and b. I know if I have to defend myself, I've got my best chances with a knife in my hand, no matter the attacker.I also know that one doesn't need a $100 knife just to stick it to someone or something. Just good metal, good balance for throwing, and a good blade design which not only allows for it to cut, but also allows one to twist it so a wound doesn't close back up when it's removed. When it comes to survival, this is how you take dinner down, and with a serrated edge, you can even saw some small things. Additionally, should you ever get pinned down by a seat belt, serrated edges will allow you to cut yourself free.This knife qualifies for all of that. So if you're just looking for a good cheap multipurpose knife, this is a good pick.

I was looking for a good quality pocket knife for daily carry. When I was reading the review, those 1 star reviews looked scary. However, they were mainly talking about how hard it was for the knife to be fold up or folding up hurts my fingers etc, instead of having bad qualities. And I was like, hmmm... i want a good quality, sharp, and reliable pocket knife so that doesn't really bother me. Since the price was very affordable, I decided to give it a try.Personal opinion:1). It does have good quality (It's S&W so should be like that)2). Blade holds firm not waggly around3). It is sharp4). Material feels solid5). It can be fold up with one hand(no it doesn't flip up with 1 finger touch like you are about to rob someone, but it has a thumb push assist so is still one hand operable. Also it is NOT that hard to open it up people. SMH)6). Price is very affordable compare to other $100+ knifeOverall it has good quality and affordable price for a daily carry pocket knife. For those who has weak fingers, you just gotta man the F up.

Appears to be high quality. East open and easy close. Great for tackle box, in the car, or in a packet. I like the blade it is sharp. But time will tell after actually using so I’ll update if I have useful feedback.

A good every day carry knife that you won't cry about losing if something happens to it. This is always in my pocket. The serrated edge easily cuts heavy straps and would easily shred a seat belt if you needed to cut yourself out of a car. I am on my second one. First one was lost at work and I didn't hesitate to get another one. I hope whoever found it is getting as much use as I did from it.