Honey Badger Knives Replacement Pocket Clip - Fits Large Honey Badger Folding Knives

This is an extremely well built knife. Also my second one. I gave the first one to my friend who passed at his funeral. My first one was the medium version of this 3.5" blade. I am very hard on my knives. This knife is better than most of my other work knives, and holds an edge as well as my SpyderCo folders. I snapped the tip off on the first on, reprofiled it to a drop point, never broke again. I've hit them with mini sledges to split wood, used them as screw drivers, cut wires, tin, copper, notched out 2x4s, field dressed animals, cut medium duty plastics backer material. And all it wanted was a sharpening on Fridays after work. The blade lock never once failed, even after being run over by a skid steer, clip came loose but a torx key(provided btw) and some blue loctite cured that, the pivit pin/screws never loosened up. Clip was always firm, even after the skid steer incident. And it was like 38 bucks, this one the large model is less than 50. Honestly if you need a nice EDC, field or a good abuse-able work knife, seriously this one will fit most needs. Just so people dont think I'm pulling this out my ass over the last 22 years I have used and owned the following knife brands; Kershaw, Gerber, SpyderCo, CutCo, SOG, "Winchester", Huskey, HarborFreight and some in a pinch cheapo gas station knives. And aside some of the high dollar knives(150 to 300 price range) this one seems to be the toughest I've found.

I have two of the Honey Badger flippers, one large and one medium. Plus I bought one to gift to an pld friend. I don't know how these knives will hold up in the long term but I think they will do just fine. The sction on these knives relies on really smooth ball bearings and the blades are sharp. I am impressed enough that I will probably get the small bersion as well. The clip is really a nice featurre if you like clips. It doesn't just screw onto the handle but has a tang that inserts into the rear of the knife adjacent the back spacer. Give it a try.

I finally decided to buy one of these after continually seeing its rave reviews on YouTube! I bought the large blue knife and am glad I did! It came very sharp right out of the box and feels great in my hand! The blade would stick open at times so I added some oil at the lock bar juncture. Now, after some break-in, it closes smoothly with one hand every time, as it should! Great knife!

This knife was nice until the tiny screw stripped out. Wish I could get it replaced, I have bought 3 of these I hope they don't go bad also.

Honey Badgers are complete garbage upon delivery. Believe it or not that is a good thing. Once I took sandpaper to the ridiculously rough scales and jimping this blade quickly became a favorite of mine. I made it my own. I now absolutely love this knife. I recommend it to everyone.

I own a large and a small Honey Badger knife. They are a great value for an everyday pocket knife. Very corrosion resistant and easy to sharpen.

Love the size, feel, quality and appearance of the Honey Badger knives. Bought this blue drop point after buying a tan hawk bill. Not perfect, but; I can get 2 or 3 of these good EDC knives for the price of a single Benchmade or Spyderco. Very satisfied. The hunt continues for the perfect EDC folder.

Made well, comes extremely sharp out of the package. I love my knife and it's in my rotation for edc