Lansky The Knife

This plastic knife is a great defense weapon and that is what I bought it for.

i have several plastic ,nylon ,fiberglass knifes they are strictly stabbing self defence weapons . you can hide them anyplace they won't ,rust ,fade ,chip . they're not affected by cold or weather of any kind . they are sometimes called c.i.a letter openers . i have them all over the place ,i even keep one under the hood of my car..... you never know .... and another great deal from budk

I'm a bit paranoid, it seems. I ordered three of these to keep in my bathrooms, just in case someone came in on me while I was in the shower. They worked perfectly, as they do not corrode as a steel blade would. Also, thankfully, I never had to use one...yet. ;)

Good for a surprise attack, you will get one good stab with this. But don't try to use this like in the picture (just stabbing cardboard bends the tip, cardboard dulls the serrated edge after a few cuts, and it snaps like a twig).<br /><br />I really think this does deserve the 5/5 rating though, because it's 4 dollars. Order 12, and you have great disposable knives that you can beat the hell out of. They do cut really well in a pinch.<br /><br />GREAT KNIFE FOR SURPRISE, GREAT PRICE, DON'T EVER HIT WITH HAMMER LIKE PICTURE SHOWS.

Cool idea...would be suitable for self defense (even if dulled it could have a similar effect to a kubaton in the right hands I would think) but not as sturdy as I expected. The tip bent when I tested it on some card board. The photo of the guy hammering it into wood is absurd to me. Still for the money...not bad.

average knife average price not bad but not good works pretty good for a letter opener but still kind of fun to play with

Oh gosh...this thing.<br />Well for 4 bucks it was worth it, im to affraid to use it for anything in fear that it might break, even tho it feels pretty sturdy when I tested bending it with my hands, but I still dont know.<br />Its fairly sharp, im not sure if this knife is used for utilities or self defence or what, but for a disposable knife YES<br />4/5.

the blade is slightly smaller then the measurements stated. it also has the typical "molded" problem of having excess plastic on the edge so you will have to sharpen that away. the tip is weak against hard blows like hammering it into wood as shown. its more for skin then wood. it also is good as a tool for use in the home. letter opening, plant related work, and opening boxes you get from this site ^^.<br /><br />for the price...its great. but not great enough due to the materials being a low setting. it also is flat on the other side, the side you see is where you can put your thumb on the round spot for extra thrusting force. good for self defence but not good against someone who has a metal blade.

eh.. like it was nothin i had expected.. like the side you see in the picture is all detaled and then the other side is litterally how you would cut it down the middle and end up with half of it. its okay kinda wish it was better<br />but its cheap so i dont mind all that much. it would have been a lot cooler if it was metal!