TacKnives Double Action Italian Stiletto 11" OTF STLBW1

John Wirchnianski

I feel like eating a slice a pizza and slowly peeling an orange with this one. High quality and has that Classic look. I think I'll be opening my important mail with this one.

John Wirchnianski

I feel like eating a slice a pizza and slowly peeling an orange with this one. High quality and has that Classic look. I think I'll be opening my important mail with this one.

John Wirchnianski

I feel like eating a slice a pizza and slowly peeling an orange with this one. High quality and has that Classic look. I think I'll be opening my important mail with this one.

John Wirchnianski

I feel like eating a slice a pizza and slowly peeling an orange with this one. High quality and has that Classic look. I think I'll be opening my important mail with this one.

John Wirchnianski

I feel like eating a slice a pizza and slowly peeling an orange with this one. High quality and has that Classic look. I think I'll be opening my important mail with this one.

Joel B.

Awesome knife Awesome price awesome people.

Anonymous

This stylish knife is really good food people who just like to admire their cutlery. However there are some things that made me take away a star. First off, there's a pretty loud twang that comes from the spring of the knife. I tried the old grease on the spring trick but it still continues to be a stubborn little spring and the noise has yet to be taken care of. Second, the knife is a bit tricky to take apart. In order to grease up the spring, I had to take it apart screw by screw first. That wasn't too hard, but getting the knife back together again wasn't so simple. Unlike most other OTF knives which share the basic same layout, this knife is more complex. It may be personal inexperience with these types of knives that made me pull my hair, but it took me some trial and error to figure out the knife's configuration. Another thing is the original price. It is a very good looking knife and I know the competition is horrifically expensive, but there's something about that $99 price tag that seems a bit excessive. That being said, if you have tried other TacKnives and are really happy with what you got, then this would make a great addition to your collection. The look of this knife really sells it though. The blade itself is elegant and pretty like all stiletto's should be. The wood handle feels nice in your hand and the knife feels light for a stiletto. It's a good buy if you're a fan of the other products TacKnives has to offer.

Anonymous

This stylish knife is really good food people who just like to admire their cutlery. However there are some things that made me take away a star. First off, there's a pretty loud twang that comes from the spring of the knife. I tried the old grease on the spring trick but it still continues to be a stubborn little spring and the noise has yet to be taken care of. Second, the knife is a bit tricky to take apart. In order to grease up the spring, I had to take it apart screw by screw first. That wasn't too hard, but getting the knife back together again wasn't so simple. Unlike most other OTF knives which share the basic same layout, this knife is more complex. It may be personal inexperience with these types of knives that made me pull my hair, but it took me some trial and error to figure out the knife's configuration. Another thing is the original price. It is a very good looking knife and I know the competition is horrifically expensive, but there's something about that $99 price tag that seems a bit excessive. That being said, if you have tried other TacKnives and are really happy with what you got, then this would make a great addition to your collection. The look of this knife really sells it though. The blade itself is elegant and pretty like all stiletto's should be. The wood handle feels nice in your hand and the knife feels light for a stiletto. It's a good buy if you're a fan of the other products TacKnives has to offer.

Anonymous

This stylish knife is really good food people who just like to admire their cutlery. However there are some things that made me take away a star. First off, there's a pretty loud twang that comes from the spring of the knife. I tried the old grease on the spring trick but it still continues to be a stubborn little spring and the noise has yet to be taken care of. Second, the knife is a bit tricky to take apart. In order to grease up the spring, I had to take it apart screw by screw first. That wasn't too hard, but getting the knife back together again wasn't so simple. Unlike most other OTF knives which share the basic same layout, this knife is more complex. It may be personal inexperience with these types of knives that made me pull my hair, but it took me some trial and error to figure out the knife's configuration. Another thing is the original price. It is a very good looking knife and I know the competition is horrifically expensive, but there's something about that $99 price tag that seems a bit excessive. That being said, if you have tried other TacKnives and are really happy with what you got, then this would make a great addition to your collection. The look of this knife really sells it though. The blade itself is elegant and pretty like all stiletto's should be. The wood handle feels nice in your hand and the knife feels light for a stiletto. It's a good buy if you're a fan of the other products TacKnives has to offer.