110 Folding Hunter

Trust me when I tell you that this price for a brand new Buck 110 folding hunter is unheard of!! Best price out there as it retails from Buck for about $70.00 give or take a couple of bucks. Next: When you take this knife out of the box and feel it in your hand for the first time you will know what quality workmanship is and never own another brand of knife again. It feels like it was made just for your hand. I have never felt a more high quality, better balance, heavy duty cutting tool in my life. Heavy duty but not bulky or "too much" for the hand...just perfect. It comes more than razor sharp and with a mirror polish. The heavy leather sheath is hand made in Mexico (just as excellent leather workers as Americans and I come from a family of Scottish and German-American leather workers) and is ready for a long life and will take all the punishment on the job or in the field you can give it. I'd still use some high quality leather treatment to weather proof it to extend it's life but it comes well treated. I've owned Cold Steel, Benchmark, CRST, Gerber...none of them measure up to this knife or the other Buck I own (A fixed blade Pathfinder). I'll never own another Knife after seeing the quality of Buck knifes. ALSO: A lot of people complain about how they were just throwing their new buck around and Oh my the tip broke off and that's proof that Buck ain't that good!!! Hey, Buford! Read the paperwork that comes with the knife or the specs on the web site: This is a cutting tool...don't throw your Buck knife. If you don't use it the way it was made to be used don't expect things to go wrong...and you also void the warranty. A buddy of mine that passed away recently was a Viet Nam combat veteran who carried a Buck Special and a Buck 110 Folding Hunter from his first tour in Viet Nam in 1967 all through his life and left his collection of Buck Knives (including the two mentioned above) to his oldest son who now uses them for hunting and such just like his dad did. That's 45 years of service. I think that's worth the $29.00 asking price. Hell; it's worth the $70.00 but I'm glad I found the one here instead:)

I just received the Buck 110 yesterday and I am not typically one to comment on my purchases but the sheer quality of this knife led me to write a review. I was, to be honest, simply looking for a good EDC knife. I am the type of guy who doesn't like to repeat what he has said if it has already been said and I certainly don't like to buy something again that has already been bought. Given that, I don't think I will ever need to buy another knife, circumstances permitting. The sheer heft and weight of the knife speaks volumes to the durability of the knife. It is not a light knife. Nor is it by any stretch a small knife. But I never asked for something that might float out of my pocket unchecked. I will say that it certainly was much larger than I had anticipated ( even given reviews pointing to the fact that this is a large knife), but I have no problems keeping this in my pocket. To be certain; I dont think I would be comfortable fitting anything else in the pocket with it, save some change or a pen. But rather than complain; I would say that if anything, it has earned its right to have its presence felt as I go about my day. Straight from the box it was the sharpest I have seen a knife. The amazon picture does a great disservice to spectacular workmanship on the brass, and particularly the nuances and rich color of the wood grain. It is simply beautiful. If it was not of such a sturdy and undeniably strong build I would be hesitant to use it. But its beauty is only surpassed by its simple functionality and toughness. Its is, unsurprisingly, built in the USA. As for the case, I could take it or leave it. I don't ever intend on using it but would I want to, I have found that it is a bit snug at first. Either way it seems to be solid and I would have no complaints using it while hiking or camping. But simply put the knife is razor sharp, beautifully constructed and one of the most durable knifes I have handled. It is large and that can be offputting to some, but really just look in the dimensions in the product description and take the measurement. Its right there for you to measure out. But even if you are unsatisfied by it, you sure as heck cant just break it out of dismay. Even if you do somehow manage to, the things got a lifetime warranty. All around, an amazing large knife that will not let you down. And it sure as heck wont be an heirloom to my children cause it's going underground with me, thats how much I like the thing. And with the affordable price, the kids can just earn their bread and buy one themselves, it won't break their bank account!

As a strict adherent to "Value above all else" when it comes to shopping I almost always take my time when considering a new product to purchase. I have for months now been searching for a good, reliable folding blade in the 2.5 to 4.0 inch range and decided to settle on the Buck. Of course, this was after mulling over other brands such as Cold Steel, Spyderco, Bear & Son, and various others. It was easy to find blades to like in those other lines but there was always something nagging me away. Cold Steel products, while flashy and ostensibly quite durable if their videos are to be believed, were a bit on the expensive side and of course now being outsourced to other countries for manufacture. I wasn't sure if I wanted a bone-handled knife from Bear & Son and I wasn't quite "struck" with any of the other knives I happened to view. Of course, I read many folks' reviews on all the knives and there was the requisite brand loyalty flourishing throughout, rants on gimmicky additions to more current styles, and of course no consensus on what constituted a perfect folder. I chose the 110 for one very simple reason. It was $35. And if the quality wasn't there as the reviews suggested...well, I'd be out a nice steak dinner. *** Here is what I like about the knife: -Heft. Some may see this as a detriment but one thing I've always liked about good 'ol USA products is their weight. I see weight as a sign of quality, in most things at least, and it is applicable here. I've never felt like I was going to break, bend, twist or contort the Buck regardless of the application I was using it for. -Sharpness. As others before me have said, this thing comes out "shaving sharp" or any other superlative you can think of. I had many minutes of fun dragging the 110 blade across numerous envelopes, newspapers, and other paper waste when I first got it. Of course, the ever popular "arm hair" test was done and I was sans a nice patch of hair on the forearm for a period of time. -Style. Now some may not like the spartan look and features of the 110, to me however, there is an elegance to the simplicity. There are no fancy gimmicks or additions. What we have here is a solid lockback folder. -The Warranty. Lifetime. 'Nuff said? Well, perhaps not quite. It is a very good warranty (Lifetime) but they will not honor it if you try some DIY repair or are using it to carve faces into rocks. Just check the website, I don't know that I've found a better warranty (Lifetime) yet. -It was $35. For me, quite easy to justify a purchase for something that should, and has if you're inclined to believe other reviews, last for years to come. *** I seem to recall a reviewer grousing about finding it cheaper elsewhere. This person should have bought another that day and been happy to have two great knives for less than $60. Joy could have been brought to an outdoors-man family member. At the end of the day, you shouldn't feel bad about pulling the trigger on a knife like this. You may lack some of the features found on other more expensive knives but if what you're looking for is a sharp, dependable and no-nonsense knife, you've found it here.

It's sharp, sturdy, tight, smooth, nice looking and has a good quality leather belt holster. It's a Buck knife what else can I say. High quality all around. The last one I had lasted for 40 years of camping and general utility in perfect condition before I lost it. Would buy another If I lost this one.

Not much I can add about this knife that hasn't already been said. It's an icon for many reasons. Too large to pocket carry, unless you're built like Jason Mamoa. But as a truck knife, or the one you take camping or throw in your fishing tackle box, you can't do better than the Buck 110 Folding Hunter. I also appreciate that the Buck Knives company has kept prices affordable throughout the years. You get a lot of knife here for a very reasonable price. This is among the most significant and influential knives ever invented, and perhaps the most copied design. Like the Fender electric guitar and the Harley Davidson motorcycle, the Buck 110 is a slice (pun intended) of American history. Just get one. You will either use it regularly, or simply enjoy it as a classic work of art, still made in the USA.

This has become my favorite pocket knife. Im familiar with it because my dad had one when I was a kid but I never had my own. I even have a a little tattoo of this knife because he always had it on him. I have quite a few pocket knives and multi tools but I wanted a simple single blade classic. I believe many of the single blades I own aren't American made. I wasn't expecting a big quality difference but there definitely is a large difference. The blade thickness and balance immediately stood out. The handle was very smooth and probably the most comfortable compared to my other knives. The knife feels durable and has that "like they used to make" level of quality I didn't expect at this price point. However it is heavy and large so it's not the most discreet thing you could get. Very happy

The nickel silver finish does tarnish. I didn't know that until I saw dark spots. Eventually, it will get a dark marbled finish from hand oils. There are cleaners (such as silver polish) that can help. Otherwise, it's Buck quality and functions as it should. If you don't care about it tarnishing, I would recommend it.

This is easily one of the sharpest knives you can get straight out of the box. I originally considered the drop-point 110 with custom engraving from Buck, but since they didn’t offer an engraving preview, I went with the classic 110 from Amazon instead—and I’m glad I did. The knife arrived with the traditional black leather sheath. It’s sturdy, well made, and will soften nicely with use; the sheath is made in Mexico, while the blade itself is proudly made in the USA. I was initially worried about authenticity when ordering online, but this is a genuine Buck product that comes in a yellow box. Excellent quality and highly recommended.

Great knife. Beautiful design, sturdy and build with quality in mind. If you are looking for a good knife, you will like this.

After all these years I decided to buy an original. I was sceptical about getting a fake but with some research I dived into it. What a buy. I went for one that was offered at a lower price and totally satisfied with what I received. Such a solid build and quality is second to none. A handy tool to have and have used it for a number of things. Looked super cool in using it for my steak in one of our camping trips. Unless a bigger job comes up, this is all I need. Super happy!

Muy buen filo, robusta, y de buena calidad, cumple lo que promete

2025年製のものが届きました。商品もきれいで、切れ味も抜群です。レザーシースもしっかり作れれていて、安心して使えそうです。

Great build quality. Bigger than expected, but thats fine. I like it.