Uncle Henry Next Gen Staglon 23UH Scout 6.1in Folding Knife with 2.4in Stainless Steel Drop-Point Blade, Awl, Can Opener, Screwdriver, Cap Lifter, and Staglon Handle for Hunting, Camping and EDC

Everything you need for an EDC tool. Always looks shiny clean and new. Love supporting Schrade and Uncle Henry. Holds its edge VERY well!

I love folding knives. Most of mine are Victorinox (and my favourite is a Case XX Slimline Trapper). I bought this Uncle Henry Scout because it is very much like the Cub Scout knife I had when I was a Cub Scout and a Webelos Scout. That knife, 50 years ago, had brown scales and a Cub Scout logo inset. This Uncle Henry has stag scales and no Cub Scout logo, but it's got the same blades: Knife, can opener, bottle opener, straight-blade screwdriver, and awl. It's not an especially high-quality knife like my Victorinox or Case ones, but it's pretty good quality and gives me some nice nostalgia.

Just like my Dad's. I think of him every time I see it or use it. It's a knife from a time when everyone had one in their pocket and it was cool before Tacticool became a thing. Even kids had one an there was no one waiting at every opportunity to frown upon the fact, "He's got a knife!" As kids we used them responsibly or we got our butt handed to us and asked if we'd like seconds! It feels solid and substantial not to mention it instills a certain confidence knowing you're always prepared to open a bottle, a can, cut something, or scratch, pry, ream, or poke around with your awl. Thank you Lord for the days we lived in, Thank you dad for being a man, and thank you Schrade - Uncle Henry for having been there with us, and being with us still today.

It’s not a bad knife, don’t get me wrong. But it feels like what I spent on it. I have more expensive knives and the open smoother and hold a better edge… but this is an every day beater knife. Medallion in the handle lasted over a year before falling out. And that’s a year of solid rough carry

A disappointment. Super gritty opening and closing blade and other tools. Oiled, wiped, and oiled again. Still gritty with a black substance in the pivots. Not very sharp, and the bolsters are tarnished and dirty. A $27 knife that's only worth $5 right out of the box. Don't buy it. For a few dollars more you can get a Swiss-made knife that's 10 times better.