385 Toothpick Single-Blade Folding Pocket Knife, Burlwood Inlay Handle with Nickel Silver Bolsters, 420J2 Steel Modified Clip Blade, EDC Pocket Knife, 0.8 oz

The knife was smaller than I expected, but it’s still a well made, great little blade with the quality you'd expect from Buck. The wood handle looks nice, and it’s perfect for light everyday use or as a collectible. I decided to keep it anyway and I'm glad I did compact, sharp, and classy.

Love this little knife. Small but mighty. Arrived sharp and pointy.

When I opened it it was a little smaller than I expected. Obviously with a name like toothpick you’re not expecting a big blade. I gave it a chance and really like it. It’s light and feels like the quality you expect from Buck. I like the styling with the classic brass end caps. It’s perfect to carry if you wear business attire. It’s light and you don’t know it’s there.

Very good quality and I gifted to my hubby. He is very happy.

Not sharp,you have to finish the edge

Pleasing value. New is sharp. Great for cleaning under nails and zipping through tape on packages. A dedicated single blade. Expect me to buy again, I tend to misplace these or they're getting eaten by my recliner.

Very nice knife for the price. Good edge on the blade.

Buck "Toothpicks", are small 🦐 enough to keep in your pocket regardless of what type of clothing you're wearing. They come to Sharp and they stay Sharp as long as you maintain them properly. I find they can be very useful for any type of small job from peeling apples and oranges to doing surgical work on splinters and metal slivers that find their way under your skin. They are very attractive knife as well.