Worst Knife You Own

[8steve88]

Gerber pare frame by far the worst. Followed by an UZI folder.
I should have known better, but I was just a kid.

If that UZI folder was a tanto, assisted opener then I've got one as well, the assisted opening is so tough to get over centre and deploy the blade it is just a waste of time.
A Buck Omni Hunter lock back, no redeeming features at all - absolute garbage, tock back tension so strong it needs two hands to close, riveted plastic handles and a blade as tough an a tin can lid. Not cheap over here, about $70 - Put me off Buck knives completely.

 

[Bradb4178]

For me it was a Emerson cqc7b-sf. I went through two of these knives before giving up. The first had major up and down blade play and a messed up pocket clip. The second one which had less blade play went from the lock bar being at 15% to 80% in just four days of owning it. I opened the knife just as you would any knife using the thumbstuds, not flicking it or anything.

 

[wertydude37]

Smith and Wesson SWBG2T. after a few times cutting cardboard:

blade play in all directions

Liner lock locks all the way to the right and often gets stuck open

Shitty steel won't hold an edge at all

Weighs over half a pound

It makes a better hammer than knife

 

[bladeboss]

Cold Steel Kudu.
Its way too big to be useful, the shape sucks, the blade "chrome" chips off if you cut butter, and that stupid lock is well....stupid.
Yeah I know it's supposed to be like an Okapi, but its just terrible.