Butterfly Knife – 4-Inch Straight-Back Blade, Stainless Steel Handle, Tactical Cutouts, Latch Safety, 9-Inch Overall

There’s a certain satisfaction in a well-made folding knife that opens cleanly, sits comfortably in your hand, and does exactly what you need it to do — without a lot of fuss. If you’ve been looking for a butterfly-style folder that delivers that experience without breaking the bank, this one deserves a serious look. Who This Is Best For: This knife is a natural fit for everyday-carry enthusiasts who appreciate the balisong style, collectors who want a functional piece at an accessible price point, and anyone looking for a compact folding knife for general utility tasks. It’s also a solid option for someone new to butterfly knives who wants to learn the handling mechanics before investing in a higher-end piece. Decision Shortcut: If you want a butterfly knife that’s built with stainless steel, opens with the satisfying flip action the style is known for, and locks down securely with a latch safety — at under fifteen dollars — this is a straightforward choice. It’s not a custom shop piece, but it’s honest, capable, and priced right for what it delivers. Key Features & Benefits 4-Inch Straight-Back Blade — A clean, versatile blade profile that handles everyday cutting tasks without unnecessary complexity. Stainless Steel Handle with Tactical Cutouts — The cutouts reduce weight and give the handle a purposeful look while maintaining a solid grip feel. Latch Safety — Keeps the knife closed and secure during carry, so it stays where you put it until you actually need it. 9-Inch Overall Length — A full, substantial size that balances well in hand and gives you real working leverage. Classic Balisong Action — The butterfly-style opening mechanism is smooth and satisfying — part of what makes this style a perennial favorite among folder enthusiasts. Feature This Butterfly Knife Standard Folding Pocket Knife Fixed Blade Belt Knife Price $14.95 $15–$40 typical $20–$60 typical Blade Length 4 inches 2.5–4 inches typical 4–6 inches typical Best For EDC, collecting, balisong enthusiasts General utility, everyday carry Outdoor, camp, field use Ease of Carry High — folds compact with latch High — pocket clip on most models Moderate — requires sheath Practical Details This knife is legal to own in many U.S. states, but butterfly knife laws vary — some states and localities restrict carry, sale, or possession of balisong-style knives. Please check your local and state laws before purchasing or carrying this knife. It arrives ready to use. Wipe the blade clean after use and apply a light oil to the pivot points occasionally to keep the action smooth. What’s in the box: one butterfly knife, as shown. At $14.95, there’s not a lot of reason to sit on this one. If a butterfly-style folder belongs in your carry rotation — or you want to add a clean, functional piece to your collection — add it to your cart and you’ll have it in hand shortly. Browse the full Knives category if you want to compare a few options side by side. Frequently Asked Questions Is this a good butterfly knife for a beginner learning balisong tricks?It’s a reasonable starting point. The latch safety and standard handle geometry make it approachable for someone new to the style. That said, treat any sharp knife with respect — use a trainer version if your primary goal is learning flipping techniques, and work up to the live blade once you’re comfortable with the mechanics. What is the blade made of?The blade is stainless steel. The product listing specifies the handle as stainless steel with tactical cutouts, and the straight-back blade is consistent with that construction. Stainless holds up well to light use and is easy to wipe clean — a practical choice at this price range. Is the latch safety reliable for everyday carry?Yes. The latch keeps the handles closed during carry so the knife doesn’t open in your pocket or bag. It’s a standard balisong safety mechanism that works as intended. Give it a few practice opens and you’ll get comfortable with the motion quickly. Is this butterfly knife legal in Washington State?Washington State law has historically restricted the carry of certain blade types, including switchblades, but statutes around balisong knives can be interpreted differently depending on jurisdiction and context. Laws also change. Always verify current local ordinances before carrying any knife in public — this is true regardless of where you live.