EDCFANS Folding Utility Knife,Box Cutter Knife, Razor Work Knives for Men

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This knife is cool and solid, I was half expecting cheap quality and lots of play in blades when open. Much to my surprise it's quite sturdy, the razor locks easily baely shifts left, right, or back. When fully opened the the two blades lock well and unlock easily. The screwdriver is sturdy and when at 90 degrees, seems to allow for a lot of torque. All-in-all, I'm glad I didn't spend more for one of the Milwaukee foldable utility knives. Also pleased I bought one for my dad, in time, I'll update this review after we've used them for a while. I'm also quite pleased with the holster, it's meant for the extra blade holder, but I found a bit holder that fits nicely. When I carry this I now have torx, roberts, and various other bits at hand.

This multi tool I bought back in 2022 & keep in my EDC rotation. My two main use is the utility knife and screwdriver. I have not found a reason to purchas a FASTBACK. That being said one star off for some cons I'll explane, but Pro's first Pro's: Cheaper than the Fastback and just as usefull You can use you choice of Utility blade and have those Utility blade benifits Has added tools over the Fastback being a knife, and saw with a like chisel end I like the Red and Black apperance The knife is good and does what it suppose to do. Con's: I bumped the belt clip once and it bent bad. I had to remove it to straighten it back up. The saw blade sucks, the teeth are too small for a multi tool, a jig saw T blade saw has better teeth. The chisel like end does work but I ended up bending the saw blade permenently and yup, no straight cuts anymore. The utility thumb stud is for right handed person and I am lefty, there is space to make it for both type of persons. Doesn't use standard 1" bits, you have to get ball retention bits double end like the Klien double end bits. My conclusion: You pay for what you get. Despite the con's, overall this is a good multi tool. I have many multi tools that use the Klien like double end bit with a ball retention so wasn't a problem to me, but maybe to other. I rather see a dedicated saw blade with better teeth and do away with the chisel like end or if the tool is keeped like this better steal that will not bend and make it kinda useless now. The knife is fine. In short of all this, the Fastback is a Utility knife with a screwdriver, and that is what I have. If that is all you are looking for, then great like me, thats my main use at work with this multi tool. I say then get it and save a few bucks, it is worth it.

Thas is good

I have had the same problem with the utility knife sliding out well I'musing the knife wish there was an easy fix

Cutting anything that puts a little friction on the blade, the blade just pulls out. The pocket clip is on the wrong end, it will open in your pocket with the blade up, possibly stabbing or cutting fingers.

I liked the functionality of it but overall the metal is a bit on the cheaper side. I broke off the saw accidentally and the lock for the utility blade was starting to get stiff. I retired it after some of the screws holding the housing just up and fell out at some point and it fell completely apart. For the price this blade has some good functionality and decent durability but don’t expect Swiss army level quality

Great for small jobs/home networking/small home sheet rock work. Could be used as a carry, "just in case..." on the work site.