The Spyderco Bug is an all-stainless steel micro knife meant to be carried on a keychain. At it does that job super well. I can carry it all day and just forget that it’s even there. But what if I need to use it?

In this Spyderco Bug review, we’ll take a look at one of the smallest models available. But before we dive in, you need to understand that a keychain knife is more about its convenience than its utility. While I still carry the Bug, these 5 knives are on my short list to buy and put on my keychain sometime in the future: Despite the exotic label, entomophagy is nothing new. Two billion people eat insects every day, just not in the West. In fact, insects are extremely good for you and eating them is good for the planet too. That’s why Andy Holcroft and I are starting up Grub Kitchen, the UK’s first restaurant with insects on the menu full-time.

Everyone who loved it realized what it was, a slip-joint micro-knife, and was pleasantly surprised by its quality and usefulness.

Lastly, there’s no denying the cuteness factor. Nearly everyone I show this to comments on how adorable it is. Add that cuteness level to its usefulness and you’ve got a winning combination. What I Don’t Love

It Scratches Easily. I scratched this knife putting it on my keychain. Since then it has continued to sustain scratches while banging around with my keys. The best thing about this knife is that it absolutely disappears on a keychain. If you want to have a blade on your without attracting any attention this is a good option. The all-stainless build blends right in with the (admittedly large) number of keys on my ring.