Buck Knives375 Deuce 2-Blade Folding Pocket Knife with Wood Handle

Truly an excellent little pocket knife. You would never guess the one I got was made in China (the box says it, but the knife doesn’t). The fit, finish, and quality of the one I received is just as good as my made in USA Bucks, no joke.Blades are razor sharp, grind is excellent and straight, pointed sharp tips. Opens and closes easily, nice and smooth and good snap, no rubbing. Small coping blade is excellent for doing small whittling in tight corners, it’s like a mini razor blade. Wood handles have nice grain (not black, but a nice dark brown that has some light in it, very nice to look at). No gaps, nicely polished, and super lightweight for your pocket.Classic gentleman’s pen knife. The quality of this surpassed what I was expecting, especially for the price. I’d put it up there with my USA Buck 110 for quality. Really amazed at what Buck can do for this little guy. If they all come this good, I will be ordering a few more of these as gifts and for the collection. I’ll have to explore the other sizes too. Buck, whoever your quality control is, they know what they’re doing. This knife is a work of art.Buy this knife! Wonderful

I just received my Buck Deuce, and I am already impressed by it. It weighs next to nothing, it's sharp enough to shave your arm, and it's nice and small. But that's the thing- it IS small, smaller than it looks in the picture. I expected this knife to be similar to the Buck Solo but with a second blade, and it basically is. It's just a little bit shorter, but it's also the same width so both blades have to be thinner to fit them in the handle. They're both about as thick as the blade on a Victorinox Classic model Swiss Army Knife; just be aware of that when you buy it. All in all, a great knife to carry for small cutting tasks.There are two small issues that I have with the knife; neither are really very important. First, the knife I received had a plate that simply said "BUCK" instead of the "Classic Bolt logo" mentioned in the description and shown in the picture. I suspect that Buck produces both versions and ships them indiscriminately. If it's that important to you, try looking for the knife at a Bass Pro Shop or somewhere.Second, you have to be careful when you sharpen this knife. The coping blade (the smaller one) has a weird grind with one side of the edge beveled at a steeper angle than the other. This makes it very sharp, but it also makes it harder to sharpen. You need to be really careful if you use a v-type kitchen knife sharpener on this knife, since it will change the angle of the grinds and make them more symmetrical (but also not as sharp). I recommend using a diamond rod and a ceramic rod for sharpening and honing.

I've always carried a Buck two blade pocket knife. The little knife is small and lightweight enough that I forget I'm carrying it. Unfortunately I was reminded when I when through the TSA line at the airport. Buck stopped making the style I had (same knife, different handle material) but does make one with a wood handle which is just as nice. The knife is very sharp. There are so many uses it would be impossible to list them all.I definitely recommend this pocket knife. Take care of it and you will have it for many years to come.

Buck knives are a long standing brand. Durable, small enough for a pocket or purse, quality steel, and sharp out of the box. Very easy to open! Great for camping or carrying. Great price for this handy tool.

Love every aspect of this pocket knife except it is hard to keep sharp I use a professional knife sharpener and it works great on all my knives but this one does not stay sharp long

Great little pocket knife

This knife was very sharp right out of the box. This was a gift for my wife. She keeps it in her purse and she loves it. Excellent value. Can be very useful for many tasks. Lightweight and will not weigh your pocket down. It is not of the lockable variety.

I carry this knife when Im in dress pants. It's not as heavy or bulky as my main pocket knife.