Folding Utility Knife, Accepts Standard Utility Knife Blades, Box Cutter Aluminum Handle, Attractive Wood Finish, For Home, Office, Trades, and Warehouse

Quality craftsmanship at a reasonable price. I especially like the wood inlay, makes it look more personal. Easy change blade is simple to use. Strong clip. Update: The only issue I have found is the blade releases due to the design and placement of the latch to keep it in place. When I fold the knife I sometimes lightly touch the release and it lets the blade slip out. It has become a real issue now and since it's after the 30 day return window I'll just throw it out. DO NOT PURCHASE!!!

This is a redesign of a previous utility knife that was slightly smaller, rounder in shape, and much better quality. With this design, the blade lock is very weak and the blade is constantly falling out. Even when closed, the blade slides out, making it difficult to open. Ultimately, I threw mine away and purchased a different brand of better quality.

Great option for a box cutter style knife. I've liked the feel and ease of blade changeout not needing tools. I had the Gerber one and liked it because of it being super basic and compact, but sometimes questioned its flimsiness. Hated changing the blade. The blade change is slick and very easy on the fly. Most secure I've had so far. Some complain that they push the button on the blade lock while cutting. Some attention and keeping your hand further toward the handle keeps that less of an issue. If you're pressing that hard on this style knife, you're not using the right tool or you need a new blade. Only gripe is the wood accent. I think there's a better way to create traction for your hand for one hand opening. If even needed. I can flick it open without it. Nothing to detract from its quality or function... just observation. I've enjoyed it a lot. Would buy again. Oh... and the clip works well on a thin belt!!

Love the size of this knife with a quick change. Only issue I had was the belt clip broke, but those things happen

I've been carrying this for over a year now, using it nearly every single day and it's been great. I've used it to cut braided tubing, hose, carve wood/trex, scrape plastic, clean parts, etc etc and it has held up to this day. Keep in mind that this is smaller and thinner than your typical utility knife so if you plan on cutting through anything thick/tough and/or doing a lot of cutting in one day I would recommend a larger knife. It's fairly difficult to cut through tubing and hose especially because the thin, metal edges cut into your hands pretty badly. Also, the blade does have some play and has increased over time, now it's about 3/16" at the tip of the blade. it still opens/closes perfectly though. Another issue I've had is that I bent the pocket clip out a bit too far, and although I had the right bits, I was unable to remove the screws holding the clip in. They almost instantly stripped out, even being super careful. Just keep this in mind if you plan on taking it apart ever. The clip is loose on mine and I can't really do anything about it unfortunately. Overall it's a great little knife, built well and performs pretty good for most small to medium sized tasks. I would not recommend it for heavy duty or repetitive tasks. Get a proper utility knife for that. But use this as an EDC utility knife.

Utility knives like this are very handy, but bulky to carry. This knife carries well in either a pocket, or on your belt. When opened, it has a nice ergonomic feel to it. The wood insert makes it a good looking knife, and also more comfortable to use.

perfect size and weight in my pocket , but the part of the knife that houses the blade is attached to the knife verry loosley and in my every day normal use i have almost broken mine off, it is so loose and flimsley that it dont match up with the body of the knife anylonger.. great knife for a tool kit or tackle box but would not recomend for every day use..

Based on the quality of craftsmanship I'm guessing this was made here in America: one of the two screws holding the clip to it was extremely stripped and very difficult to remove. Within a week of regular use one of the screws holding the wood to the other side fell out on its own leaving the moon-shaped piece pivoting around the one remaining screw -- if I didn't have (metric sized!) jeweler's hex tools to remove the other screw I would have had to throw it out as unusable. Finally, the mechanism to release the blade is pretty tight; which I'm okay with for safety reasons, but if your grip isn't as strong you may have trouble. So while it's a general fail on craftsmanship and some techinical details I'm rating it 3 stars, or "okay", for its general design. Once the clip and the wood are gone it's super slim with only the thumb bolt sticking out the side, which makes it very comfortable to carry in your normal pants pocket. Also the oval shape feels good in your hand both when it's closed and when it's open despite seemingly sharp side angles. I would buy it again as a spare or an around-the-house knife, but if you are looking for an every-day work tool there are better knifes to be had -- made by the same company even.

Muy práctico. Se puede abrir con una mano, tiene bloqueo para prevenir accidentes. Ocupa poco espacio en el bolsillo.

Me hubiera gustado que el acabado, su aspecto, fuera de mejor calidad; me gusta su funcionamiento, es bueno para el corte de cuero.