Honbay2PCS Ceramic Folding Knife Handy Fruit Knife for Home, Travel, Picnic, Camping, etc (Pink+Green)

Bought these for my husband who works in Produce and often needs to cut a piece of fruit for samples. These are perfect for him to carry around in his pocket. Look sturdy and sharp.

I keep one in my lunchbox to slice my apples. It's sharper than it looks and works great! Folds up small.

Great knive for the kitchen, lunchbox, and camping. It costs very little and works best for food prep.

You get what you see. It might not be the best to use in the kitchen, due to its maneuverability, but I can still use it to open packages. Looks good, sharp and fits in your pocket

How refreshing. Just a plain cutting tool. I doesn't lock open. I doesn't lock closed. It can't be opened one handed. It came sharp enough to shave the hairs on my arm, and being ceramic it will stay that way for quite awhile. Being ceramic and plastic it can live in my tackle box without turning in a dull lump of corrosion. It is only 1/16 inch thick and being ceramic can't be used as a prying or chipping tool. Will break if used to pry the nail out of your sandal. But for slicing salami or dicing ham you should be able to cut your Slim Jim into bite sized pieces for years to come without needing to sharpen it every time.

Not safe. Blade does not lock in place at all when the knife is open. Blade is decently sharp. I got this for my lunchbox to cut fruit and cheese.I've cut myself several times with it (only small cuts on back of fingers fortunately) because when holding the knife, and cutting food, after I cut, I lift the knife and the blade swings freely and swings enough to hit my fingers wrapped around the handle. I expected there to at least be enough friction in the handle to hold it open when using it

Only harsh words come to mind when I think of these knives. Stink, Suck, Crap, Junk. Yeah, that sums it up. It's not the blade that is bad it's the plastic handle I don't like. Just a bit more attention to detail and these would be outstanding, but they suck. And now I have one. no....two more junk drawer queens cluttering up my life.

Needed a simple short knife for travel to cut vegetables/tomatoes. Perfect for the job.

Nice picnic knife