I was lucky enough to snag one of these cheap on WMK a few years ago. The size is perfect for my small hands. The blade is over 3 inches, and is decently wide, but the whole thing fits inside the small handle because of the full backspacer. It is so compact when closed, but the blade is beautiful when open. Excellent machining on the titanium as Rike usually does. Mine has a couple of flaws on the carbon fiber inlays, but very tiny, only seen with close inspection. The pivot and hardware are the usual Rike flawlessness. The blade has an aggressive attitude. It looks a lot more expensive than it is. The behind the edge is almost zero because the primary grind almost joins together. There's no way to measure it, it's so small. Blade finish is bead blast, so be careful when using it. I finally got a scratch on mine, but it doesn't look as bad as I thought. Great little discreet, mean-looking, dangerous slicy tip. Get one while you can unless you have big hands, then look for the regular 1902.