Designed by top scientists, this knife is precision engineered for accurate cutting of the most elusive and cut-resistant vapors.

Is that right #1? I mean here I was thinking this is a piece of scrap metal with random holes drilled into the bare handle making it hard to hold and impractical to use. I guess I must be wrong.

#1 "accurate cutting of the most elusive and cut-resistant vapors"

Is that where the expression cutting a fart comes from?

#3 - I thought that's called "cutting the cheese"?

Oh, BTW, it's REI outlet, so eligible for 20% off single item, expires end of day today.

The knife seems just ok for the price. The steel handles bother me the most because they don't provide good grip. This can be fixed by applying skateboard tape or something similar, but it would alter the looks. Vapors beware.

Not meant to be a combat knife, one knife I have is not much different with the plain metal handle and it grips well enough for it's purposes.

Those "random holes" reduce weight and if they're paying attention to design, can make it balanced in your hand. 3.25 oz for a metal handled 4" knife is fairly light, though still quite a bit heftier than others with skeletonized plastic handles.

I carry a gun instead. Call me provincial.

Perfect for confiscation at airport security.. They got a warehouse full of them.