Great everyday knife. Solid but not bulky.
933496
Excellent knife. Opens with a flick, locks open solidly.  Slide lock on side is great. Not bulky in the pocket.  Lots of use so far, holds and edge very well. Love this.
2492490
This is very well made with great craftsmanship. It's a nice, solid knife. It has a substantial feel to it - heavier than you'd expect but not so much to be a problem. Out of the box everything moves nicely. I can easily open it one handed and with a little practice you can close it with one hand, too, if you don't mind crossing a finger under the blade. On mine the blade would not lock the first few times I opened it slowly. After about 20 times opening and closing it now locks 100% reliably, even if I open it very slowly. This will definitely be part of my daily carry.
1639466
Good knife for day to day use. Edge dulls quickly but is fairly easy to sharpen. I would recommend.
1618155
My favorite Benchmade knives are the McHenry and Williams 710 and the Axis Stryker models.  But I don't need to carry such large knives every day so I've looked for alternates.  The 707 Sequel equates well as a smaller version of the 710 and the Mini Strykers continue the same shape and design of the Axis Strykers in a more pocketable size.

This is the 903 Mini Stryker with the drop point blade (as opposed to the tanto blade in the 904).  The size of the knife is just about perfect for daily carry.  The blade is a hair under 3" and the handle is just long enough for my large hands to get a full four-finger grip.  The blade is 154CM--a blade steel for which I have the utmost respect.  Most people will find the drop point to be a good choice for most everyday cutting jobs.  The handle is G10 and it's very grippy.  I like the fact that this knife is thin in profile so it doesn't take up much room in my pocket yet the handle is wide enough to really grab onto.

There's little to say about the venerable Axis lock.  It has been around long enough to prove itself reliable and strong.  Knives using it are pretty much universally smooth in opening/closing operation.  It can be operated easily by both left and right handers.  While there are occasional reports of a spring in a lock breaking, the vast majority of long time owners report no problems.  The Axis on this knife is, like every other Benchmade I have owned with the Axis lock, perfect in function.

But all is not sweetness and light.  The Mini Stryker is now one of my most frequently carried knives but I must report one thing about it that I really, really do not like.  The clip.  It's identical to the clip on the full-size Strykers.  It's a "deep carry" type--a design I don't really like.  But Benchmade positions the clip on the full size knives with enough of the knife showing out of the pocket so I can still access it.  They positioned the clip on the Mini models so close to the butt end that there is zero knife to grab onto.  In order to get it out of my pocket I have to push upwards on the clip thus raising it enough to access the knife.  It's not hard to do, actually.  It's just a maneuver I'm not used to have to perform to get to my knife.

The clip is also a bit "flexey".  It's a split arrow design, held by two screws, widely spaced.  This allows a tiny amount of side-to-side flexing.  Not enough to bother me like the egregious wire clips on some Spyderco knives but enough to notice.

My dislike of the clip is really nitpicking, I admit.  I really shouldn't but I'm still docking the knife 1/2 star for the design.  Overall, it would be a 5-star knife if it had a different clip.  As it stands, 4.5 stars and a very high recommendation from this bonafide knife enthusiast.
4371244
Love this knife, it's very easy to open and is very sharp. Great sturdy pocket knife that I carry every day. The knife clip is really strong and grips your pocket super well. Consequently not super easy to whip out quickly, but it won't fall out of your pocket (I've lost knives that way). Thick blade that does not appear brittle at all. Haven't had to sharpen it yet, it's been staying razor sharp. Kershaw is a trusty brand.
4774851
Great knife for everyday use. Definitely suited for the person in the city, and maybe even a camper. This isn't a bulky knife and it fits very comfortably in your pants pocket. If you want to give a swiss army knife as a gift, this is a great option!
1524044
This has turned out to be one of my favorite knifes. Wears well, cuts well, opens well and stands up to plenty of use, not too light and not too heavy.  Highly recommend for daily carry. Oh yeah, comes pretty sharp too and when locked feels real solid in your hand. The thumb button lets you flick it open really fast and its smooth too. The locking tab keeps it from coming open when you don't want it. My frame shows zero signs of wear after 5 years and the pocket clip is perfectly placed for placing in your jeans.  Get a couple now and give one to your dad or son.
3357117
The Kershaw Blur knife is a great choice for an every day carry knife. It's tough and rugged, can survive in the hostile environment of the pocket, and holds an edge extremely well.

The action is smooth and easy. The edges on the thumb stud are a little sharp, but contrary to other reviews it won't hurt your thumb if you open it right. Push forward (with the ridges) and out only a little. It may hurt if you just open and close it a hundred times, but a few times and it's not a problem. There is virtually no slop in the blade when it's locked into position- everything just feels nice and solid. The handle is comfortable, so you can do some heavy-duty cutting without excessive fatigue. Remember, though, that the handle is thin, and it will tire you out if you want to use it all day. It's an every day carry knife, not an all day use knife.

The blade is sharp, but not razor sharp. I can see remnants of the grind along the bevel of the blade. Usually when I sharpen my knives the actual cutting edge is like a mirror- perhaps they use a wheel and hollow grind it, so that the middle of the bevel looks a little rough?  I ran it across my leather strop which is loaded with different grades of polishing compounds, and I cannot get the edge to polish up. I guess the steel really is tough. It's sharp enough to do almost anything, except perhaps surgery or dissection. If you want to do that, get a scalpel (Amazon sells those, too, and even cheaper than the Blur).

The knife is handy, comfortable, tough, and the steel holds an edge better than any I've ever used. For EDC it's hard to do much better.

NEW INFO

Now that I've had this knife for a year now, I still love it. I carry it everywhere but work (I'm a school teacher), and it's come in handy many times. Edge retention is excellent, and the size, feel, mechanism, and corrosion resistance are all perfect.

I'm not a fan of the recurve blade, so I ground it off. Seriously, I just used my big flat DMT diamond stones and ground the little bit at the base of the blade off, so that the majority of the blade is straight. That way, I can sharpen it to the mirror-polished razor edge that I wanted. Trust me, grinding the recurve off doesn't affect functionality one iota, and I'm not in the habit of showing off my blade, so if it looks slightly less cool, who cares?

Some work with diamond sharpeners and a strop loaded with different grit polishing compounds makes the blade razor sharp, far sharper than the way it came.
4668945
Love this knife as it is not conspicuous, not heavy but carries a very sharp blade. I also like that it locks open and that you have to push the release to open the blade.
4482884
A very nice knife for a daily carry. Although it wasn't very sharp when it arrived, I had to spend a little time sharpening it. Very solid and opens quicker than I expected. Looks Intimidating. Great buy for 30$.
3094000
Very nice knife.  Mine arrived razor sharp and ready for every day carry.  It is comfortable in my pocket and the clip is strong. The composite handle has a nice non slip texture that facilitates easy one hand opening and closing.  The assisted opening is snappy and fast.  For the money I don't see any negatives.
1384833
As above stated, this knife is SHARP. Comes sharp, and the AUS-8A steel keeps it sharp; it holds an edge very well. I have no doubts that this knife would gut someone in a self defense situation. The six inch blade is perfect for everyday cutting tasks, and the balance is superb. To some, this knife might be too long, or too heavy, but it keeps a very low profile in the pocket. I take it to work a lot and no one ever notices. My only complaint about the knife is that the pocket clip is super stiff, and the part of the blade that allows for the pocket drag opening is very abrasive; it shreds the pockets on some pants. (Poor construction on the part of the pants, not the knife.)

In a nutshell, this is a super strong manual liner lock stiletto with very good handle construction. When closed, the handle is tough enough to be used as an improvised kubotan. If you like overbuilt or over sized pocket knives, and/or you like the stiletto style, like me, then this is the knife for you. If the six inch blade is too much for you, check out the Ti-Lite IV(4).
2514250
Great knife. It's been in my pocket since the day I bought it and used almost every one of those days. Super high quality blade in a plain black plastic case. For use, not for show.
466722
The best knife I've ever owned. Built solid and has a great warranty. This knife is perfect for everyday carry because it's very thin given it's size, but this doesn't make it flimsy or weak. Also sharper out of the box than I would have expected.
4559004
I've become a little bit of a knife snob and this is one of my favorite daily carry knives.  The blade is nice and wide for close cutting and shaped right for slashing.  It's surprisingly heavy but easy to carry.  It opens quickly and could be used as a self defense knife if a fixed blade wasn't an option.  S30V steel.  My only negative is that becaus the handle scaling is aggressive it wear against the pocket creating a soft spot which will become a hole.  but the grips are some of the best designed grips for handling the knife that I've ever seen, I just wouldn't put it in wool/ linen slacks.
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3067792
Happily surprised when i recieved this. I have a Benchmade Griptilian and got this for days when I was out doing something more active and didn't want to risk losing a 100 dollar knife. Its lighter than I expected but has enough mass not to feel like a toy. It comes sharp from the factory and the lockup and clip are both nice and tight. Easily opens with one hand though closing takes two unlike my Benchmade. The blade shape is perfect for everyday use. Grips are nicely shaped and don't get slippery when I am kayaking. I carry mine everyday and I have no complaints. A good purchase a twice the price. At 17 bucks its a steal.
523751
Great work knife with a pretty solid construction. You can cut with this thing all day long. Recently I mounted my TV on the wall and used this knife to cut the drywall. It did a great job and still as sharp as when I bought it. They come in a variety of different color handles and have a clip permanently attached so you can't move it.

I can easily say that you can use this knife every day and if you lose it, it's not gonna cost you more than a good cheeseburger at your favorite spot.