Dragonfly 2 Folding Pocket Knife, PlainEdge | 5.58" Overall Length, 2.28" TiCN-Coated Micro-Melt PD#1 Steel Blade, FRN Handle, Back Lock, Full-Flat Grind

Just what I ordered pocket knife for work

Small and mighty you want the lightest pocket knife available with a steel you could abuse day in and day out there you go dragonfly 2 PD one. Just make sure you tighten the pivots once in a while, but a rock solid choice for anyone who needs their first knife or anyone expanding their knife collection and come on it’s a sprint run once it’s gone it’s gone for good

Amazing as always.

am a big fan ultralight, slim, light-duty folders. This one looks great, and feels great in hand. I love the opening mechanism. The jimping is aggressive, but feels good and looks great. The handle shape allows for a couple different holds, both excellent ergonomically for a 3 or 4 finger grip. For regular adult male hand sized hands, it’s a good size. If you got big mitts, you’ll probably need a longer handle. No complaints about the steel- it’s a great pedigree and holds an edge well. Love the full flat grind. Maybe it’s just me, but I don’t find the super steels holding a significantly longer edge than the AUS-8 knives I own. I sharpen them myself and they get sharpened at pretty similar rates regardless of steel. Only thing I don’t like, honestly, is the blade shape. This is from my usage, so I’ll try to explain the benefits and drawbacks as I’ve used it now for 6+ months as a near EDC. The good: great shape for opening boxes. The very fine point really drives in the first 1/2” into the box and the extreme widening taper keeps it from driving in on its own much farther. The bad: It sucks for gutting fish, cutting fruit, picnic food prep tasks. The actual shape of the blade makes it hard to cut objects without cutting yourself. As you press the point in, the shape creates more and more friction the farther you push it in. You have to keep pushing harder and harder until it all at once explosively overcomes all the friction and pushes through. Also, to achieve a 5 finger grip, the back of the blade has a finger hold making a portion of the already small blade unusable for cutting. Overall, great with some trade offs.

Frighteningly sharp, but be careful, it is prone to rust. Clean it immediately after every use, especially if you cut a food item. Ask me how I know.... don't blame the knife, I should have known better