My vendor ignores me when I submit reviews. Maybe I don't write them well. After my first RoadRunner Hornet, followed by a Cherry Bomb Smoke, I wanted all of the rest of the line of Finch's. One bird at a time for me. I was sort of stuck. Which one next? I got lucky, a white bone scale Finch, compact, same traditions of excellent materials, elegant design, fabrication perfect. Understated. The only difference with my third Finch is that the operation is not a lithe as the first two. So flipping the blade closed is a touch recalcirtrant compared to my Hornet and Smoke. Nothing terrible. Blade centered. I gather I need to work the action and coach it into easy closing. Given I have purchased every oil, cleanser raved about, I guess, I may have to actually dab a drop. In person like the other models, this white bone scale more compact EDC still projects a collectible anyone would be proud to draw from one's pocket and show it off. I would expect the same reaction the Hornet and Smoke inspire. I think I decided on the Lucky 13 model because it smacks of quiet elegance. So glad, I have good taste. N'est-ce pas? Best, REShaman

Again, another vendor wasn't interested in publishing my review of the Smoke and Hornet I purchased. So, I am back. I am reviewing here because, I feel it's my pleasure to praise a great design that looks elegant, operates with excellence, and is fabricated with care and finished so that anyone with good taste won't mind the smoke. I promise, I didn't inhale. Like my RoadRunner Hornet, the Cherry Bomb (who thinks of these names -- they're fanciful at least) out of the box has the same impact as the Hornet. Wow! Beautifully designed, materials chosen, fabrication, and then the EDC operates with elegance. I am relatively new to EDC knife collecting, and with a Finch in my hand I look like I have been handling EDC for decades. I also appreciate that the packaging is well designed and conveys how well the designers/owners think of their creations and want their customers to get that they care. Again, the resin colors are seductive. My only problem is that like going to a bakery hungry, it's just easy to fill up on Finch EDCs. I'll get there over time. The style and character of this brand/marque has a special aura. What a pleasure when inhaling... Best, REShaman

Admittedly, my three purchases of Finch EDC knives were purchased from a vendor who despite my submitted reviews ignored them. Hence, a need for me to find a forum where I can express my utter and incontestible delight with in this review a gorgeous in person novel, for me, resin scales beautiful fabricated. The entire fit and finish is so understatedly pleasing. It's kinda like watching a superb athlete performing some amazing exercise and inspiring to feel like "hey, I could do that..." Price is not a criterion. I have knives much more expensive and beautifully fabricated. The Hornet is gorgeous out of the box. In hand the blade opens with style. The lines, colors, the total impression is one of superb design, materials, fabrication, and operation. The RoadRunner, known for alacrity, in hand flies open, clothes with ease. A centered blade. I have to acknowledge that the Finch just fits me perfectly as an EDC in my collection I never imagined I could feel so comfortable with. My collection unlike what other collectors may choose which might include using them for various tasks. My collection was incipiently for tactical defense. And my first EDC made that a statement. The RoadRunner is an elegant EDC that can be suddenly any character one wishes to convey. I am smitten by how excellent a choice I made. Best, REShaman.

As soon as I saw the black hat edition of the Finch Trucker's hat with the Finch leather patch/logo, I had to have it. It just arrived. Usually, there's a getting to know it period. Not with the Finch hat. In fact, it's just like my RoadRunner Hornet, Cherry Bomb Smoke, Lucky 13 White Bone, it fits me right out of the box. Actually looking at the other reviews, the editions of Finch's hats and other accessories are really lovely. As other's have exclaimed, my new hat loves me, at the very least it's mutual. Just fits. Just comfortable. Just looks good atop my head. Also, interfacing with Finch staff/owners/good Souls, the person who helped me when I wrote for assistance with a non-product issue was so generous, and thoughtful. My experience is so totally enjoyable, that I had to mention this, because while good will serves both vendor and customer, some business owners, designers, staff have a special talent all around. BTW: My name in Austrian means Sparrow. I guess birds of a feather...Best, REShaman

These travel pouches are very nice, made well and fit the knives well. Would definitely recommend these to a friend and planning on picking up a few more as well.

I know it was designed to carry multiple Finch knives...but it also works great as an edc pouch as well. I usually end up carrying a small mutlitool, a couple of finch knives, a pen, and a set of tweezers in this thing, Debating buying more just to use in packs/vehicles.

A great fitting hat that doesn't cook your head. I love this hat, it fits well and doesn't want to fly off your head by just lightly sitting on it in the best case.

And that doesn't even address the fact that is looks wonderful!

The Roadrunner resin pocket knife is everything I’ve been looking for and it’s beautiful.

Fantastic case worthy of the fantastic Finch blades….I had to buy several 😎

I love my finch knives and now I have a pouch to take more than one with me in a backpack or even a jacket pocket. These are handy, well made, lightweight pouches. Highly recommend.

Old school cool with a modern take. Burl is beautiful and perfectly inlaid. Near drop-shut action with a little shake. Haven’t stopped carrying it since it’s arrived

If you own Finch knives this is a great knife pouch to get. It will hold 4 of your knives and keep them safe from dirt and scratches. Nice colors too!

I am happy to admit that I have a new favorite. The 3D resin with a classic ‘stiletto’ design of the Hornet outweighed the classic Holiday design. Finches largest knife yet.

Finch is outrunning everyone with this beauty. Blade shape, hand feel and heft make this a nice addition to my Finch flock, plus the unmatched Finch quality continues.

Feels solid and well made in the hand. Beautiful blade, grind, n burlwood, perfect detent- impossible to fail.