WhitbyPocket Knife, 2.5" Mint Stainless Steel Folding Knives Stainless Silver Finish, Stylish High Performance, Non Locking EDC Blade, Portable for Camping Hiking

What a fantastic UK legal folder. Clean lines and not a gap anywhere on the scales, the blade also closes and leaves no gaps with it closing exactly center. The blade is great with a good thickness to it and also arrived shaving sharp. The knife is a good weight and feels strong and capable. All for £20 I don't know how they do it. A great knife for low cost. Thank you I will buy more and highly recommend buying you will definitely be impressed 👍

Great quality knife,,very well made and nice design, perfect size and legal carry, it was a bit blunt but soon sharpened itGreat value

Straight out the box knife is sharp, got a good click on opening, it is not locking but the the action is strong.The belt clip is strong and stays in place . The knife comes in brushed steel and is a lovely little diy knife so many uses.The knife is heavy for size you know you have this in your hand the quality is better than more expensive knives.The closing is soft too with a little stiffness. keep those fingers away or fingers be gone.Easy to use, sharp out the box and keeps edge really well easy to fold and belt clip is awesome.

For what you are getting the price is amazing. It feels well made and the blade is super sharp out of the box. This knife is uk legal and the pocket clip is deep carry which is also good. I highly recommend if your looking for a beater knife on a budget.

Whitby as a company has always stood for basic yet dependable products that are geared toward enjoying outdoor pursuits. This single blade pocket knife is sturdy, reasonably compact, well proportioned, and not overly heavy.Most importantly, it complies with current legal requirements for everyday carry, with reasonable discretion. Okay to carry in public in most cases, unless attending a football match or similar event or venue where obviously such an item would be prohibited. Common sense is the main factor.To allow a pocket knife to be carried in public generally, four characteristics are necessary: 1) it must be of a folding design, 2) the length of the blade from handle to tip, in the open position, must not exceed three inches, 3) no locking mechanism must exist, and 4) no spring or mechanism must exist that would allow the blade to suddenly move into the open position at the press of a button or switch.The UK Government’s website, gov.uk, also says that for a pocket knife to be carried in public, the length of the sharpened edge must not exceed three inches; however it is safer to consider three inches as the maximum length of the blade itself in the open position. Spyderco, for example, offer their excellent and popular UK Pen Knife, or UKPK, in several versions of ascending grades of material choice and cost, all with a single blade measuring exactly three inches. This Whitby pocket knife is a fraction of the cost of even the cheapest UKPK, and the blade length is well below the maximum length allowed for every day carry, or edc.The build quality is very good, with a precise fit, smooth action, and excellent pressure from the back spring, keeping the blade secured in the closed position, and giving firm tension to keep the blade open whilst in use. This traditional pocket knife design is called a slip joint. Two hands are needed to open it, and for a beginner, two hands are best to close the pocket knife. The spine of the blade is fairly thick, and overall it should give many years of service.Don’t pry with a pocket knife, or experiment with throwing it. Excellent ways to break the blade. Yes, this is the voice of experience. Keep it clean and lightly oiled, and don’t put it in the dishwasher just because it is made of stainless steel. Responsibly used and sensibly maintained, a good quality pocket knife can be passed down to the next generation. This one has my full recommendation.

Very nice looking knife. Good and heavy and the blade is sharp. The pocket clip feels good and strong and fits perfectly into the knife pocket on jeans.

Great knife, super sharp straight out the box with a quality look and feel to it. Would have loved for it to have been made in the UK, i had just assumed, but quality and presentation was fantastic nonetheless and its still supporting a British brand 🇬🇧.

Nice weight, nice size, nice appearance, and holds a nice edge. Stays open well, and has a surprisingly thick blade.Reassuringly hefty, but not chunky.