Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Pocket Clip, Blade Material, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Spyderco ClipitTool Plain and Serrated Blades
This is a very small power house of a knife. I bought it for it's small size, plus having an additional separate serrated blade. The small size and the fact that it's a slip joint knife, makes it less threatening to use at the office or other places (not schools, TSA, or other government agencies.) The stainless steel handles give it some heft rather than a plastic handle would. Another consideration is Spyderco lengthens the choil, which fits a fore finger to help keep the blade open. Very important feature since the knife has no locking mechanism (slip joint). The only possible negative comments may have, is that it's a Spyderco, it has the trademark circles on the blade, so you should be able to open the blades one handed. The holes do not offer an easy, fast way to open the knife. It is just a lot easier to pinch the blades at the holes and open two handed. But that suits me fine. If I happen to have to open it in public, I don't want observers seeing an assisted opening, and that doesn't lock open, and that it cannot open one handed. Lastly, both blades are extremely sharp.
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