FLISSA Advanced Titanium Utility Knife, CNC Unibody, Lightweight All Metal Folding Box Cutter, Quick Change Blade Razor Knife,Ideal Gifts for Men Women, with 10 Extra Blades

- Amazing EDC utility knife. Absolutely love the heavy duty construction and the ability to flick open and closed with one hand. Both slim and lightweight, you barely notice in your pocket. The lockout function keeps it safe in your pocket. Love that there is a pocket clip. Changing blades is easy and doesn’t require special tools. It’s a plus that this package includes 10 extra blades.

This is perfect. If I had found this before I started collecting knives, I may not have started collecting. It's beautiful, especially with the red backspacer! 50% more cutting edge than regular utility knives. When the blade breaks or gets dull, replace it! Boom! No finding angles and pulling out sharpening tools and you will always have the sharpest knife in any group. Changing blades could not be faster, cheaper or easier. Brilliant, why don't all knives work that easy? The fidget factor is awesome! Push the button for gravity open, shake it open or you can use the nail nick. Gravity close and save your thumb from liner locks. This is a well-engineered tool! A pleasure to hold such a lightweight, formidable, beautiful tool.

I tested several options for an EDC utility blade and this won out. It's slim, so it doesn't bulk up your pockets, it's lightweight, so you don't feel yourself carrying it, the opening action is super smooth and quick, the blade is a standard utility blade so you never need to sharpen it (just toss in a new one for a few cents)--always razor sharp, and the blade change mechanism is super easy and simple (don't need any special tools like some other brands). The beauty of this type of EDC (easily swappable utility blade) is that if you ever go somewhere where you are not allowed to carry a blade, you just pop the 15cent blade out, toss it, and now it's a harmless flip toy. Pop a new blade in once you leave and can carry a blade again. You're only out a 15cent blade and not a whole knife.

This is a very awesome every day carry utility knife. I feel like that’s exactly what this is and every day carry alternative to a traditional pocket knife or as a compliment to one. There are many times where I don’t necessarily want to use my nicer knife to cut up certain things, namely when I have a crap ton of cardboard to do or for very small precision cuts these are great. But I also don’t want to have to carry around my fast back all the time when I’m not at work. This is an excellent alternative. Yes it’s 30 bucks but you’re paying for very good craftsmanship very good materials and it fits into your pocket very easily. in fact, it’s so light you may forget it’s even in your pocket. Oh, and it looks classy. The button lock works very well And the action on it is very very smooth. It opens and closes like a dream. The blade change is very easy and also feels very secure and yes, this will take standard utility blades so rest assured you can use your favorite brand. It does have a lanyard loop on it if that is your thing and the pocket clip is very comfortable. I don’t have any hotspots on it and it it’s a 3 finger grip for me. It is a small knife, and is thin so it’s not gonna necessarily fill your hand out. I also have the O knife versions that I also really enjoy those have the cross bar lock. This has a button lock, but they’re both similar size. it does say titanium, but that’s only for the actual blade holding area. The handle itself is aluminum. The only grip I have in this is just common to aluminum painted handles is that it will scuff up if you have anything else in your pocket. If that’s a big concern for you just don’t put anything else in your pocket if it’s not then just go with it. I think it’s a decent price for a very high quality easily replaceable pocket knife, and honestly compared to the similar work pro version, I actually prefer this. The work pro is likewise very well-made but it’s a liner lock with thumb studs and because the knife is so small deploying it with the thumb studs is actually somewhat difficult so having the butt lock on this is just fine. I haven’t had any problems with lock up. I’m not really worried about it failing as anything I use a utility knife for I shouldn’t be applying that much forced to where I may disengage the lock. Also, if you hold this like a normal person, there shouldn’t be any worry about accidentally disengaging the button. All around fantastic 10 out of 10 would buy again.

Well the part that holds the actual blade is Ti, the scales are Aluminum (which is why the doc of one star). Very smooth action and if you like to figit with knives this is a perfect one to use...hold the button and give a slight flick of your wrist and blade is deployed. Hold button and blade falls by itself back into the handle. The barrel locking mechanism sits perfectly in a recessed cutout in the blade for solid lockup and retention. Def worth the cost of admission..wish the whole thing was Ti... would gladly pay more for the full Ti construction if ever there's an option in the future.

I wasn't sure which version of this tool I should get, there are several types. I feel like I did choose the right one. I'm not a fan of liner lock style locks, this one fits that bill. The action is super smooth and you can easily open it with one hand. Press the button and flick your wrist and it's open, press the button and it basically just falls closed again. Blade replacement is super easy, and uses widely available utility knife blades. And comes with some extras. It's nice, solid belt clip as well. It's not a cheap piece of junk, pivot is solid, not floppy. There is zero play in the mechanism.

Pretty much perfect for everyday use. Flipper works good, blade lock os fantastic. Easy to use and keeps the razor away from fingers

This is definitely my go-to knife that goes everywhere with me. It's push button lock is strong and keeps it from opening in my pocket. The clip is nice that it allows the whole knife to be in your pocket instead of half sticking out like others. Using drywall blades is the best, as you can buy your favorite high quality blade and use them in here. Once it's dull simply change it! The handle is comfortable and doesn't jab your hand when cutting hard materials. The whole thing weight next to nothing as it's made with light-weight materials. Definitely would recommend this purchase.