RazorPro

Absolutely the BEST field dressing knife and great for skinning also!!!! I love the quick and easy blade change and super easy to clean. I highly recommend this to any hunting out there. Very strong, easy to unlock the two different knives, easy and quick change of the blade, great design, and fits perfectly in my hand not being super small or slippery it has a good grippy feel to it and would fit in a man’s hand just as well. Definitely NOT cheaply made at all! Awesome knife!!! If your looking for a knife this is it!!! I. An not recommended this enough and have referred it to several friends and family members.

The two features that I like are the replaceable blades and the sharpness of the blades. This makes the use of this knife very nice.

Good price and product

Scalpel sharp. Great addition to hunting pack.

This knife is sharp, very sharp, as advertised. It will definitely get the job done. If you are a hunter this knife is for you. Also good for EDC.

I work at a private club where I used this knife to field dress approximately 40 whitetail this fall. I ordered an extra six blades, but only used 5 of the original blades that came with the knife. This a excellent knife that is very sharp. I could have stretched the use of each of the blades further. But I preferred to have a super sharp blade as often as possible. That is great feature of this product, in my opinion. The replacement blades are inexpensive enough to change frequently. The only reason I didn't give it a full 5 stars; the knife is fairly hard to clean. Due to the dual blade design. Not everyone will dress dozens of deer in one season. Therefore, that may be a complete non-issue for most users. It's a great knife you won't be disappointed.

Quick and easy

I back pack into wilderness and spike camp to elk hunt. My old knives and sharpener kit weighed ~1.5lbs. With the 5 replacement blades this knife weighed just under 6ozs. I did the gutless method on my elk, broke it down and de-boned it with 2 blades. No complaints there. Blades are sharp and cheap. The zipper blade worked well opening the skin until I got to the neck then it struggled. However, I have a bunch of knives and I doubt any of them would have "zipped" through the neck skin. I was packing out meat and getting it to the butcher so I didn't get to clean it for 2 days and the push button to get the blade out wouldn't compress. I had to soak it in warm water for about a hour before I could free things up. That was on me, now I know. I can't imagine a better knife for how I use it.