You don’t need a large pocket knife to open a package, cut tape, or trim loose string. Case’s Small Texas Toothpick handles those everyday jobs in a slim, traditional shape that’s light enough to forget in your pocket.
Price: $48.33
Where to Buy: Amazon
It has a 2.25-inch Tru-Sharp stainless steel clip-point blade, and Case puts the weight at 1.0 ounce.
Is a blade this small really enough?
For light jobs, yes. The narrow, tapered tip is useful for carefully placed cuts, and the short blade covers opening packaging and trimming loose material.
Opening is manual, and the traditional slip-joint mechanism doesn’t lock the blade open. Keep cutting pressure directed away from the folding joint so the blade can’t close toward your fingers. For thick cardboard, heavy rope, or demanding outdoor work, a larger locking folder is the better tool.
Will the slim handle feel too small in your hand?
For short jobs, no. The white SparXX handle with its jigged texture and red Case shield stands apart from the black and gray folders in most everyday carry kits, but you do get less gripping surface than on a larger knife. It isn’t meant for long cutting sessions.
If you prefer a substantial handle with modern grip panels, this pattern won’t offer that. For collectors who like classic Case styling, the white handle is one of its strongest features, and Case backs it with a limited lifetime warranty.
Skip it if you need a locking blade or several tools in one pocket; a bigger folder or a compact multitool suits that better.
Price: $48.33
Where to Buy: Amazon
If you want a small Case with a slim profile, this one delivers exactly that.
