Buck Knives254 Odessa Folding Frame Lock Pocket Knife with Stainless Steel Handle

Amazing Amazon delivered my knife to the wrong address. The photo of the delivery was not my address n the delivery person lied. To make a long story short my knife was returned by a neighbor. I don't like the policy that Amazon has that if the driver says the product was delivered that's what they go by. BTW The knife was returned today and it's very nicely made.Looks great and handles very well it also extremely sharp.

Manufactured sturdy and sharp. The edge is very easy to maintain. The action is in need of some breaking in time, but going nicely. Well worth the price.

Excellent knife for $25 but it does have its issues:1: the screw that holds the blade pivot is quite loose and you can loosen and tighten it with your fingers so it tends to come undone2: when the screw becomes even slightly loose, the blade has a noticeable wobble back and forth, making me need to adjust it3: near the tip of the knife there's a very slight chip on the blade from it hitting the structural pinOverall a good knife if you need something cheap, but for anyone else, i recommend saving up for a higher tier knife.

A beautiful design and very well made (in China!).

Turns out this is a really nice knife, time will tell how it holds up but out of the box it feels and looks like it should cost at least 2x as much!

Cant belive this knife is under $30.00 It needs some breaking in but other than that, very clean and a perfect every day carry.

I really like this knife, razor sharp! Needed a little adjustment and some oil to open all the way using the thumb lever out of the box but I would definitely buy again.

I wanted to like it, but had to return this cheap model 254 frame lock after it failed to stay closed or open. If the cut & bent frame part that moves as a liner lock contacts the blade before the blade is open all the way, with enough force I accidentally straightened it back out.. . Now its useless.I was going to disassemble it and bend that cheap frame back but no Torx or hex fits it. They made it very difficult to work on this cheap twenty dollar knife.After seeing how cheap it was made, I lost interest in it.I paid twice as much for the Buck 259 Haxby but it’s got a larger blade, and a liner lock so the carbon fiber frame doesn’t move. They’re both made in China but you get what you pay for, and I’m happy with the 259 for twenty dollars more.