Klein Tools 44056 Pocket Knife, Stainless Steel Hawkbill Blade for Cable Skinning and Line Work, Bar Lock, Orange Handle with Lanyard Hole

Bad ass knife. Worth the money and the blade stays sharper longer than other knives I’ve owned in the past.

Great knife for the money.

This blade is just as good as the aluminum handle hawkbill...gets razor sharp, holds an edge, and isn't super brittle.The plastic handle provides better grip than the aluminum hawkbill which is a plus on cold, wet mornings or a rainy day.This would almost be a perfect knife if the locking mechanism had a little more to hold on to. It takes a little practice(not much) to be able to open or close it in mechanic style or leather gloves, but it's almost impossible to open and close this knife in class 0 or class 2 rubbers. There just isn't enough real estate to hold on to while operating the locking mechanism.While the overview indicates the large cutout for thumb opening, it's really irrelevant as you need a thumb and forefinger to operate the locking mechanism. I find it works better to flip it open or closed after the lock has been released.Give the lock a little more to grab on to and this would be my new go to knife. Until that happens, it will stay in my bag as a backup to my aluminum handled hawkbill.

Cannot open or close with gloves on. Hard to open even without gloves on. Handle is nice blade is sharp but practicality is terrible. Don't waste your money.

Great skinning knife. Hard to open in hot gloves, good for skinning wire only. Using it to unwrap preforms service wraps and guy wire cracked the blade within a week of use. Not really designed for that use but I’m wanting a knife that can used for multiple purposes.

Have been using this knife on a daily basis, it is holding up great.

Mechanisms is usable but not like or as good as older Klein knifes . Blade is not sharp at all. Yes it a electrical knife it shouldn't be razor sharp but it need sharpening right out of the box

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