Buck Knives 55 vs Kershaw Shuffle

It seems to sharpen up as easily and hold an edge as well as 1095 carbon steel, but has the rust resistance of a stainless. The fit is top notch. There are no gaps between the backspring and liners. There's no blade wobble, and no gaps between the wooden scales and the bolsters

Just want to say three years into using this as an everyday knife in a first responders pocket and it has stood the test of time. A great start into carrying a small knife with modest steel and good ergonomics. The pros, lightweight, easy to open with a thumb and flick also easy to close one handed. Smooth from the box to three years down the road

I like the knife, however fit and finish on the scales could be better. The blade arrived with a burr, almost seems like they didn't finish sharpening it.

This little dude is perfect for keeping in your car for that occasional need or keep on a lanyard. It's extremely light but heavy enough that you can tell it is well made and not just cheap plastic. For $20 this was a win win. Although, it's not perfect