Terroir Pocket Knife

Knife has a nice weight and look to it from afar. However, one of the scales has holes in it, looks like there were worms in the wood. Not a deal breaker, but not nice either. However, both sides of the blade have grind marks left on them and the non-cutting side has a generally poor finish. For this price, I dont expect perfection, but the overall finish is poor. Something to consider.

I was looking for a general purpose pocket knife and was frankly overwhelmed by the quality of this knife, considering its cost. It is of superior craftsmanship and I am frequently showing it to friends.
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Great knife! I'm very happy with it. Perfect pocket-size. Despite being made in Pakistan, the fit and finish is better than an Italian made sodbuster style knife I own. Highly recommend. The rosewood handle is a beauty.

Good for whittling

on time , packed was good, shipping ok

I've had this one awhile now, and it just keeps getting better with every day. I usually carry it along with an old 1920's era Boy Scout knife I found at a garage sale, and folks have a difficult time believing it's not an antique too. Its handle takes on a personal patina just from the oils of your hand, and the blade, while stainless, still shows the honest wear of use. It's just a good, honest, working man's knife, that does what a knife is supposed to do, while looking darned good while it's at it.

An all around handy pocket knife, Nothing worse than going to a steakhouse and the knife thet give you won't cut the butter, this bad boy does the trick.

fishing, woodwork and just general use.It works for everything. nice size. One blade. Feels great in the hand maybe alittle thick but not a problem. Great knife.

Excellent woodworking tool, unique design, sharp strong blade, handsome hardwood handle, I would have liked a lockback blade.

I thought it was going to be a little bigger than it actually is, but it really is just about perfect for a good basic everyday workhorse knife. I've used it for everything from cutting down boxes to cutting up potatoes for dinner. It feels like an old friend, right out of the box. It only needed a light stropping to bring it to razor sharpness, as the hair on my left arm will attest.