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Well-recognized in the EDC community, the KeyBar reduces bulk and eliminates the noisy jingle of your keys. If you have one, you already know how handy it can be Read More
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Managed to fit it in and make it about the size of a CyberTool Lite. All in all I'd have to say I'm quite satisfied with the action of the flipper and quality of the blade.
Back around 2013 the other brand came out, with patent. Another version came out a few years ahead of 2013 but didn't succeed, I still have one. Prior to that, I had my own version specifically for long keys and odd shape keys.
Decent build quality, QC could be a little better. Received two that functioned flawlessly with good edges, one that was dull from the factory (Not un-sharpened, just not at all sharp). All three flipped just like any small flipper: Not that great.
One of the knives had some noticeable scratching on the scales, the others were perfect. The sv35n material holds a decent edge, but the blade material is fairly brittle... this blade was not made for prying and tips break easily when even slightly abused... Ooopsie! Not perfect, but better than the alternative keybar blades I've tried. It's great for everyday knife things like opening boxes, letters, cutting string/twine, sharpening pencils, and flipping in the car.
TL;DR: I've bought three of them, two were *nearly* perfect. It's the best light-duty keybar blade out there that doesn't flip as well as you'd like, but open letters like a boss!