Kershaw Hops Pocket Knife (5515); Multifunctional Folder; 1.4 Inch Drop Point Stainless Steel Blade; Features SpeedSafe Assisted Opening, Bottle Opener, Flipper and Reversible Pocket Clip; 3.1 OZ

Love this knife and am ordering another one. I have many Kershaws and this one is the same great quality the rest. A heavy, solid feeling little knife with a perfect feel in the hand. I was at first bothered (aesthetically) by the hook trigger sticking out when closed but soon overcame that by the ease of opening and the fact that it does not hang up. I see nothing but quality when I look at it and the blade comes very sharp. Another good job Kershaw! UPDATE 1.5 years later: I appreciate this knife even more now than in the last review after comparing with others in a growing collection - feels sooo good in the hand and fast opening - has never hung up as an EDC and is also my grandson's favorite (smart kid:)

This is a great little knife, I prefer it to the Kershaw Cinder. However, I actually carry the Cinder everyday because it is lighter and I hardly notice it in my pocket on a key ring. Also, I can no longer carry this knife. I miss this knife. Why? Because the thieving pricks at the Canada Border Services Agency in Vancouver stole it from me. The dummy who tore apart my luggage and his partner both told me this knife is a prohibited weapon in Canada, and then didn’t give it back. This knife is a lot of things: beautiful, small, handy, well made, etc. But the one thing that it isn’t? A weapon. How pathetic or soul crushingly not dangerous does your L.E.O. role have to be to consider a 1.4” folding pocket knife, a weapon?

I have owned this for years and owned the custom before it. Love the design for the beautiful quirkiness, but in practice it isn’t very good at anything in particular. The custom was of course better, but this one has several issues. Pros: -neat -looks cool -fun to flip Cons: -Mine had a poor grind, and very uneven attempt at sharpening that dulled/rounded the tip. -the bottle opener will catch the edge of your pocket and make it annoying/difficult to remove. -poor blade geometry makes it not slicey -heavy d/t steel handles

Great knife, great quality blade. My only negative comment would be about the flipper stud which doubles as a bottle opener. It sticks out quite far and is “hooked” at the end, which gets caught on clothing when withdrawing it. I would prefer a much smaller stud without the bottle opener feature. Other than that, I’m very pleased with this small pocket knife!

One of the best Kershaw knives I own! It is very well constructed of 8Cr13MoV, has brass spacers, and a very secure lock with ball bearing action. The blade comes to you sharp, but not shaving sharp. Use a strop and you're there. Blade alignment is perfect and the action is very smooth and fast. When I first saw the photo of the knife, I thought the blade flipper/bottle cap opener was too long and would catch on something. I was wrong. Not only does the long flipper give you leverage to open the knife faster and easier, the hook allows you to hang the edge of the knife on the edge of a case (come on Amazon, stock small Nylon cordura cases for pocket knives). I have to buy them from your competitor. If you are inclined to use the pocket clip, it is available for right or left hand use. I leave mine attached to the knife even though I use a case, because I can hook my middle finger around the clip indentation for better grip.

Great little knife, especially for the price. The flipper/bottle opener isn’t obstructive at all. The blue pocket clip and spacers are a nice touch. I like to carry a pocket knife, but can’t carry a full size knife to work (teacher). This is the right size to open boxes and such but won’t scare any one. Could’ve been a little sharper out of the box.

I just really like this little knife. It is big enough to make quick work of small to medium jobs while remaining sharp and easy to carry around in a pocket or on the clip. If I ever lost this knife I would quickly buy another. A very hardworking little champ.

This is a great “tiny” knife. I thought this would be a good small edc for work but it’s just a bit too small for my large hands. Gifted it to a lady friend and she loves it.