Small flipper? (possibly assist)

[mctrinket]

Hi all,

I'm trying to get some feedback/recommendations for a knife make/model. I am curious if there are any small flippers, assisted if possible, with a blade under two inches available by any production makers. Looking for an pint-sized EDC knife to replace my BM 3150 Lerch.

Thanks!

 

[VictorKilo]

Kershaw Chive fits the bill nicely.

 

[JWRobinson]

Beat me to it. Get a Chive. GREAT little knife.

 

[newknife]

SRM 710. Great knife, only $10. I carry one almost every day.

 

[mkjellgren]

SRM 710. Great knife, only $10. I carry one almost every day.

The srm 710 is not under 2in and is not a flipper design, assisted or otherwise.

 

[newknife]

The srm 710 is not under 2in and is not a flipper design, assisted or otherwise.

You're right. Sorry about that.

 

[chiral.grolim]

They're small but aren't under 2 inches or assisted, the Kershaw 1740 (2 3/16") is an excellent smaller flipper that deploys like an A/O, USA made, and the Kershaw OD-2 (2 1/4") has a similar mechanism. Also, for itty-bitty quick-use cutting tools you could get a key-chain utility knife... prolly not what you're looking for though.

 

[Spyder328]

Kershaw Chive. :thumbup:

 

[Tsujigiri]

Yeah the Kershaw Chive is pretty much your only option. If you can give up the assisted and flipper requirements, though, the Böker Plus Subcom (especially the Ti model) is a more useful knife for a blade under 2 inches. The Chive just feels too tiny to me.