Leatherman

5.5 inch handle. 3.5 inch blade. Large handle. Good grip. Fits nicely in your hand. Made from some rubberized material. Should be OK when bloody. Feels sturdy. Guthook does not lock. Should be OK. Blade has 1 1/16 inch spine. Sturdy. Nice sheath. Have not used yet but will keep for hunting. Could be used for just good all around knife.

Good knife. Good weight. Sharp. Easy to use. The exchangeable bits are a little hard to remove and replace. Very satisfied with the craftsmanship and simplicity of the product. If only it had a can-opener...

I had been looking for a good knife to use while deer hunting. This knife fulfilled all my expectations. It appears to be well made, has a good, strong, sharp blade and the gut hook will make field dressing much easier. After purchasing the initial knife, and evaluating it, I purchased 3 more as gifts for son and son in laws.

Buy this knife! you won't be sorry. I cleaned, skinned, and boned four deer without having to sharpen the blade. Lifetime hunter, and this is absolutely THE best knife I've owned.

Nice sharp blade and functional bit driver. The blade and clip came fairly loose, and tightening the Torx made it a little tougher to open but it's still handy tool.

A good solid and comfortable feel to the knife that comes very sharp out of the box. Driver tool is very functional with extra bits stored in the side of the handle. Multiple ways to carry include a sheath that comes with the knife, a side pocket clip as well as a built in retractable carabiner for clipping to a belt loop or fastening to a pack. Also has a can/bottle opener. My only complaint is that it is a bit heavy for pocket carry but still manageable when using the clip. Very satisfied with this Leatherman!

A nice quality knife that comes very sharp on both the blade and gut hook. It's comfortable in the hand but it is also very large and a bit bulky. I bought the knife for hunting because it comes with the retractable gut hook, which is a nice feature, but was hoping for something a bit smaller and more pocket manageable. I never thought I would see the day that the Buck 110 look small next to another folding knife but it is dwarfed by this knife. I can't help but feel that they made this knife bigger than it needed to be and that they could have made the handle smaller than it currently is, especially given the blade length. This knife is just too big for pocket carry but does come with a sheath for belt carry. I guess I just feel that a folding knife should be able to be carried in your pocket because if I have to belt carry the knife I might as well get a fixed blade. If you can get over the size then it's a fine knife, otherwise find something smaller.

This is a really good knife. Well built with little side to side blade play. The liner lock seems OK, but I haven't put a lot of pressure on it as I try not to use any knife in a way that could result in lost fingers. The blade steel (154CM) is one of the better older steels on the market. The carbiner/bottle opener is good for securing the knife to a backpack or opening your favorite beverage. Has a thumb stud which works OK, but has an assisted opening lever on the back of the knife that works great. The only downside is it is a little bulky for every day carry.

Well made knife with the added bonus of having a screwdriver with 6 different bits.

Very clever tool from Leatherman without all of the other tools. One thing to watch out for...the mechanism which locks the blade open requires you to put a digit in the path of the blade closing to unlock. Be careful!. Unfortunate design error!!! Otherwise a very handy tool.