is the knife blade locking?
1444699
Yes. When the knife blade or any of the tools are pulled from their storage place in the handle they lock. A small black 'ring' is at the base of the tool handle and when pulled back the blade releases so the knife can close safely.
808300
Unfortunately, it is not. However, this Swiss knife is very useful and the main blade of the knife is firm when peeling an orange for example. If you need strictly a Swiss knife with a locking blade then you could try the rescue Swiss knife. I own that one too, and it does have a locking blade.
860615
No, they do not. It's a good solid knife and I've had no problem with the blades closing unexpectedly, but they do NOT lock.
430790
No, at first it is a little tough to do until it gets worn down, but if you turn the open blade towards yourself and look at the handle, there is a piece that is oblique in there. Push the top of that piece so it is straight up and when that piece is straight up you can close the blade. That is the locking system. Simple, but proven effective. It'll get easier and easier to close.
1870057
There is a spring in the handle that will lock the blade in the open position. It is located in the cutout area of the handle. Just push the spring to the side and the blade can then be closed into the handle. It is similar to a knife which the blade is locked in the open/extended position.
808301
Unfortunately, it is not. However, this Swiss knife is very useful and the main blade of the knife is firm when peeling an orange for example.If you need strictly a Swiss knife with a locking blade then you could try the rescue Swiss knife. I own that one too, and it does have a locking blade.
593892
Unfortunately, as with most, if not all Victorinox folders, the blades do not lock open. Please be careful. This is the main reason I do not rely on these knives in the woods. I just can't afford that kind of accident. My preferred folder in my pack is an Opinel.
483847
Yes, the knife locks in the open position, the release in where the blade was, it is easy to open and close one handed while also the lock works exteremly well. This knife was my most trusted tools while on deployment, and was able to handle everything we through at it.
1471830
There is a ridged thumb lock you slide over at the base of the blade. I like that it has slight stop to it when flipping the blade closed.
1094874
It's really.... It is a CRKT M16-13SFGIt's a solid,safe knife.The lock is one of the most secure I've come across.
1688598
No. There is a small slider on the outside opposite the clip that you have to slide up to unlock the blade for closing. You can see it in the product picture.
46466
Yes, it is. It is a nice knife. I like it, only thing the screws were a little bit loose. I lost one but was able to get it back on. Maybe you could screw them on tighter as soon as you get yours.
2013413
No they don't. You have to open the tool to use blade. But it do have lock.
1826492
There is a little switch in the slot where knife pivots. Push it aside where it holds the blade safely open and then push the blade closed.
1542680
There is a lock on the handle. U push it to the side n carefully close the knife
156149
its not a bad knife.its when you open your knife it locks.right their on the side of the little curve it has you press in with your finger and it releases the knife to close.it unlocks
40931
Yes it does, I got it for my boyfriend last year for Christmas and it is an assisted open knife and locks when opened. You have to push in a metal piece to close it.