TC18 Small Carbon Fiber Pocket Folding Scalpel Knife, 10pcs #60 and #24 Replaceable Blades, Compact Slim Gentleman's Flipper EDC Utility Knives with Pocket Clip

I am pleased to see how good looking and well made the replaceable blade knife is and how well the flipper works! It looks almost identical to another, much larger and more expensive flipper I own! The blade is box-cutter sharp! The carbon fiber handles are attractive and give the knife an expensive look that I appreciate. I think that at the price it is a real bargain!

I love this scalpel pocket knife. Ever since seeing a scalpel pocket knife I've wanted one and this is the best I've found. Blades are available in many different sizes and shapes. You can get a box 100 blades for $10. For .10¢ a blade you never have to sharpen another pocket knife again and sharp, sharp, sharp.

Excellent little knife. Obviously incredibly sharp. The fit and function are way above my expectations. Prefect for opening packaging and the like. Down side is scaple blades are quite flexible making this knife only suitable for light duty work. My recommendation would be to somehow extent the spine are far as possible for more rigidity. This is a 9/10

Well-made carbon fiber flipper that uses a variety of scalpel blades. #36 works well for me with blade geometry and stiffness. Good value for money.

The media could not be loaded. The detent is very strong in it. Other than that I have replaced the blade once already, it will take a little bit of force to get the first one off since it is stuck on for shipping with some sort of removable tack. It is small and discreet for special occasions like weddings which is what I bought it for. I also bought it after talking to the TSA about flying with it due to wanting a really sharp travel knife. The service center for TSA said contact my depart and arrival locations for what they would do with it since there is no rule prohibiting it but it's up to the locations discretion to allow it or not. I would travel with a couple sealed blades and none on the knife with each in separate bags to make them feel a bit more comfortable allowing it. The extra scalpel blades are in sealed and sterilize packaging. The deep carry clip allows for some comfortable carry in a pocket. It has done well so far cutting some rope, tape, cardboard, plastic packaging, and thin wire. You do have to be careful since the blade is thin you will need some control to not snap it which is why I had to replace it once. But if you do light day to day tasks it will do fine if you take your time.

Perfect craft knife, has shrugged off daily carry for months. Looks cool, operates smooth. Be careful about replacement blades (autopsy/pm blades are thicker and not compatible with the stock scalpel handle).

Wow! I'm surprised, for a sub $30 flicker, the quality. I own many knives, many high end. From the matte carbon fiber scales to the solid blade lock both in and out. Super light and pocketable, with a strong clip (that is inset into the carbon scales, so no wiggling lose). Compatible with a dozen "toss-them-when-dull" blades. It does not have assist opening, as some might mention, but it sure feels like it. Flicks right out. Great for EDC, fishing tackle, hobby, first aid, etc. Might just buy one or two more.

Groove that holds the blade is to wide. When the blade is inserted and attached the blades is not firm and wiggles