Brace Drop Point Pocket Knife, 2-in. Blade, Molded Neck Sheath, Fixed Blade (2085) , Black

Beware this a small knife and it is design to be that way. It’s meant to be light worn around the neck. For that purpose it works very well. The handle is very thin and only allows for a 3 finger grip so I tied a lanyard for my pinky.

This little thing is so sharp and made with some hi end metal. I love how the knife goes in the sheath either way which makes it easier when putting it away, you dont have to worry about lining it up. That makes it faster to put away as well. Its super light weight and totally worth the money! All around great knife.

First thing I’ll say is this knife is very small. Blade is only an inch and a quarter maybe less. However this works for me as it can be pocketed with its cover very easily. Very good for work with cutting boxes and unpacking lots of equipment. Anything else might be tough on this little knife. Comes with the blade itself, a plastic cover, and a paracord length with a plastic spring clasp to form a lanyard.

Just about perfect for an ultralight micro fixed blade. Sheath works really well and is reversible but it is a bit bulky for this knife. Two finger grip with good enough traction to be useful. Blade is thin enough to slice but thick enough for its length to handle light batoning. One of the best choices in this form factor, especially for the money. Definitely review the specs before buying as it is a small knife. Can’t fault it for that though since that’s kinda the whole point of this one.

The sheath is missing one of the metal grommets, otherwise it's a great little knife.

Not a big knife, but did not want a big knife to open packages with. Also did not want a pocket knife (folding). The size is perfect, yet sturdy, and arrived decently sharp, but sharpened to standards easily.

This is a nice little knife and definitely worth the price. It is a bit on the small side for my average size hand, but it disappears around the neck or in a pocket. I'll keep it for occasional neck carry, but I think the Izula will be a bit better for my use. If Kershaw ever makes a version of this knife that is about 3/4" longer, that would be near perfect.

Yes it's Small but it's a scalpel now! Mine came sharp but I had a friend put a better edge on it (not dissing Kershaw though, they come with a great edge out the box). This is an excellent Micro Knife you can have sheathed in your back pocket as your regular EDC or as a backup for your EDC like I do. It's so small you wouldn't even notice after 2min in a pocket.