Smith & Wesson MPOTF10 OTF Assisted Knife 3 1/2" Blade Black

The Smith & Wesson MPOTF10 OTF assisted knife combines practical everyday carry design with reliable deployment. This out-of-the-pocket folder features a 3½-inch spearpoint blade with a flat grind—a profile that works equally well for utility tasks, camp chores, or tactical applications where you need a blade that deploys on demand. The assisted opening mechanism gets the blade to work fast, while the lightweight build keeps it unobtrusive in a pocket or on a belt.

Built for users who want a no-nonsense folder in a familiar, trusted name, this knife handles the mundane and the mission-critical. The black handle provides a clean, professional appearance that fits hunting camps, job sites, vehicle glove boxes, and everyday carry rigs. At 3.5 inches, the blade strikes a balance—long enough to handle real work, compact enough to stay legal and discreet in most jurisdictions.

Whether you're breaking down game, opening boxes, or keeping a blade within arm's reach, the MPOTF10 delivers the straightforward performance hunters, shooters, and outdoor workers expect from Smith & Wesson. No frills, no marketing hype—just a folder that opens when you need it and stays out of your way when you don't.

Key Features

• 3½-inch spearpoint flat-grind blade for versatile cutting tasks
• Assisted opening for fast, one-handed deployment
• Lightweight design suitable for everyday carry
• Black handle for a professional, tactical appearance
• OTF (out-of-the-pocket) folder configuration

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What does OTF assisted mean on a folding knife?

OTF stands for out-of-the-pocket, referring to how the blade deploys from the handle. Assisted opening means a spring mechanism helps drive the blade open once you begin the deployment stroke, making the knife faster to ready than a manual folder.

Is the 3½-inch blade legal for everyday carry?

Blade length legality varies by state and locality. A 3½-inch blade falls within the legal limits in most US jurisdictions, but always verify local knife laws before carrying.

What kind of work is a spearpoint blade good for?

Spearpoint blades are versatile utility performers. The point is less likely to break than a drop-point during prying, and the straight edge works well for slicing, cutting rope, field dressing, and general camp tasks.

What's the blade thickness and why does it matter?

At 0.11 inches thick, this blade is thin enough for precise cutting while maintaining adequate strength for utility work. Thinner blades slice more cleanly; thicker blades resist damage under heavy use—this thickness balances both.