Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Pocket Clip, Overall Quality
Cons: Lock Type
Great Value
This is my most carried edc knife. Deep carrying clip, ball bearing makes it easy to flip. Ideal blade length for edc. Looks great and feels great!
Reviews and Ratings for Buck 264 Cavalier Ball Bearing Flipper Knife 3.6" Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, Anodized Aluminum Handles with Carbon Fiber Inlay - 13245
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Customer Reviews
David
Fort Wayne INFeb 05, 2022
Kevin B
Omaha,NebraskaJun 28, 2022
Pros: Handle Material, Blade Material
Cons: None
Great EDC
Great EDC for the money .Slim profile,lightweight,and nice looking .I would recommend this knive for anyone .The only negative thing (I don’t consider it a negative)is the framelock .which if your not used to will take some getting used to ,because if held improperly it won’t open if hand is covering framelock (eas to get used to .Regardless great knive .Go buy one
Jmmarton07770
Tulsa, OKMay 15, 2024
Pros: Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Weight
Cons: Blade Sharpness
Underrated Gentleman's Folder
My wife gave me this knife Christmas of '23 and I love it. I usually prefer spring assist knives, but the ball bearings on this one have impressed me-- The flipper action has been 100%. It's light and hides well in a pocket, but you won't want to with it's classy looks due to the carbon fiber inlay and blue accents. More importantly though, while the blade wasn't as sharp as I thought it should be out of the package, it does sharpen easily, and punches above it's weight class in how tough it is. For the price you'll pay, this is a very underrated gentleman's knife