Spoke Pocket Knife, 2" 4Cr14 Steel Blade with BlackWash Coatin, Compact Assisted-Opening EDC

This a good size for micro or small edc carry. The ease of opening is ok at best (a little too stiff and needs adjustment). It’s decent quality and good for opening boxes or making precision cuts. The appearance, the black coating will wear off with use. Not extremely versatile given the size and could be smoother to handle with a different clip.

Little stiff brand new but once used a little bit opening becomes easier. Was a little skeptical on the size but hands down for the price one of the best knives I've ever had for day to day practical use. Cut through four ply crusher belt with ease as I use it daily in a quarry. Lost my first one which was used and abused and immediately ordered a new one. For the price and durability this will be my go to edc knife.

For the money, this is a sweet little knife. It's sharp and study and, considering its size, it fits comfortably in your hand. It's small enough that you could put it on a key chain (although it's a bit too big for that purpose for my tastes) and it has a nice clip that you could use to attach to your pants or a belt... and it's small enough that it easily fits into a small pocket. I got this knife because I wanted a concealable knife that I could legally carry in California. The Kershaw Spoke fits the bill as the blade is only 2 inches and only opens manually (not spring loaded, gravity, automatic, etc.). My only gripe is that this knife blade was at first a bit difficult to open (it took two hands to open it) - at least, as it came right out of the box. However, with a bit of lubrication it now opens one-handed with the flick of my index finger using the top manual lever. Although, I still can't open it using just my thumb and one of the notches on the side of the blade. So it takes a little practice to quickly deploy the knife from concealment. By the way, I used Hoppes #9 gun oil as lubrication, but I'm guessing WD-40 or something similar would work too. Overall, I think this is a great knife for everyday carry.

I use this knife every day at the barn. It has remained sharp and mobile. Easy one handed opening & closing and fits well in front pockets.

I wanted a knife that would fit in the fifth pocket of my jeans (on the right, inside the main front pocket). I like the assist opener and the quality of the metal blade. It sharpens great and holds an edge. I used it all the time around my farm.

I bought this for my son so that he could have a knife for when we’re trail riding on ATV’s and dirtbikes. It’s a Kershaw so it locks back nice and it’s very sharp. My son has very small hands so it’s a good size for him to handle but if you’re not buying this for a twelve year old it’s too small to be a man’s knife.

LOVE THIS KNIFE!! Extremely high quality, easy to use, holds an edge really well. I was heart-broken when the TSA took mine (it was hidden in a compartment and I didn't realize it was there) - but since it was on Amazon and an excellent value, I was able to replace it for a reasonable price. I highly recommend this knife.

I don't understand the complaints about the Spoke. Unless most of the people complaining about it don't understand how spring assisted opening and a liner lock works, which could be true I suppose. Both work fine for me. Is it light.... no, is it excessively heavy..... No. I appreciate a little weight in a knife. The spring assist is just as snappy as my Kershaw Leek. I totally recommend this knife, it's perfect for an EDC in my opinion.