Folding Utility Knife with Belt Clip, Heavy Duty Pocket Knife & Box Cutter Gift Set for Men - Ideal for Work and Everyday Carry

1st of all I'm going to start off saying that this is an awesome knife. I have carried a Craftsman quick change utilty Razor knife in my right front pocket for the past 30 plus years. Even when im in a suit instead of jeans....i always have had a razor knife in my front pocket. There were many times that I was wishing I had a regular sharp knife (for the leverage) and then I found this on Amazon. The fact that it has both a razor knife and a regular knife and fit into the same small "pocket-knife" size and occupy the same amount of space in my pocket and its easy to open and close with one hand is just absolutely awesome. Now, if you look at the pictures that I've included I have it sitting next to the Craftsman razor knife that I've carried all these years. Believe it or not the smaller Craftsman knife is a lot heavier and a lot thicker in every way (wood and metal) then this utilty knife that I bought on Amazon. Usually I would say heavier is a good thing but this seems to be built very well and the lack of weight or thickness of the metal only adds to its convenience to carry. It still seems very durable. Like I said, I have always had 1 of these in my pocket for many years and I can honestly say that I use it at least 3 to 4 times A-day for something. I just had to write a review because I am so impressed with how sharp and handy it is (and I've used it a lot) and how well put together it is even know it's a lighter build quality then the Craftsman. So if you're looking at this and are someone like me that always carries a knife, this is the best of both worlds. You can cut open a Box, cut a rug, splice wires... and at the same time... you have the option of a knife to peel away something or just have more strength and leverage but still something very sharp for those times when a razor might not be the best tool for the job. So I'm always prepared for anything. Some may think it's strange to carry a tool like this all the time or outside the workshop but at least once a day someone will ask me to borrow it for a second ...lol This knife gets an A+ from me for now. Ive only had it for a little longer than a week so it remains to be seen how long it will hold up but I have definitely put it to the test in the short time I've had it and it's still dangerously sharp. It's easy to change the razor blade and it's secure enough to stay in place once it's been changed. It takes regular razor blades so there is no need to buy any fancy type blade for it. It stays closed tight in my pocket and the clip is nice and tight too so it won't go flying out if my pocket accidentally. It comes boxed with the clip and screws to put it on and a little "torx" screw driver to screw the clip on with. It also came boxed with a small (swiss army type) mini knife/tool that has a nail file, 2 sets of tweezers , mini scissors and a small blade... it's a good key chain type tool to have on hand. Cool little extra. This utilty knife and it's included accessories was a great deal at a great price and ya can't beat it. I paid close to 30 bucks for my craftsman ...and it's only because of the brand name. This was definitely a better deal and I got more of a knife. It's not about brand names for me. It's about the product itself , the build quality and its over all fit and finish that determines quality from junk no matter whose name is printed on it. This knife checks off all those boxes to me ...and Hopefully this knife will last the the test of time (wich I think it will) ... so. I'll call this a total win.

This knife seems like it's very good quality. There's absolutely no wiggle room anywhere on this thing, which is good. It's very solid but not bulky. The only bad thing about this knife is when you have to change out the blade, and I think this is why the price is so low. It's very difficult to get the cover piece back into place due to the tight tolerances and the lack of an area to grip the thing to get any sort of leverage. It's actually a little painful if you don't have steel fingertips. You may need the assistance of a tool. I suggest practicing changing the blade as soon as you get the knife, so that you will have a game plan for when the time comes. Also, I noticed that my cover was slightly bent(see pic with the cute little hand), making it even harder to get the flared protrusions(see other pic) into place, while trying to slide the cover with no leverage and increasingly sweaty hands, all the while trying not to cut my fingers off. I was able to straighten the piece with a couple of pliers. I still gave this knife 5 stars because it seems like a very good-quality tool for a very generous price. I suspect that I will get better at blade changes once I develop a technique.

This knife has been great, it truly surprised me from the beginning. Some of the bad reviews are critical of changing the utility knife blade. Personally, I believe it's the best mechanism I've ever seen or used. It's very easy to change, and extremely secure. I can't imagine a better way to achieve both. No, the steel used on the pocket knife blade isn't the highest quality available, but it is much better than other knives in this price range. It has surpassed my expectations by far, it holds an edge well enough and sharpens smoothly with little effort. I've not encountered problems with the belt clip, but I am positive I could fix any issues myself if I did, even if that included purchasing some longer screws. In this price range, I am certain that you won't find better. Many of the reviewers are simply expecting to exchange a twenty dollar bill for a hundred and still find fault in the transaction. The price is slowly increasing on this one, however it's still worth twice the going price. I'm buying this knife for the third time, not because the product has failed, but because at this price misplacing it shouldn't be a serious concern, and giving one away should be a pleasure. I received no discount or special treatment for this review, and I'm almost positive I will end up buying 5 or 10 of these before my day comes.

I bought this for the dual blades if that is what your after this product will work for you But I have some nitpicks. The clip that comes with the blade you have to put on the product yourself and it’s really easy, but there is no variety on what side the clip goes on causing snagging on my pants and forcing me to put the knife in my right pocket. Also the main blade is pretty dull and for some reason struggles to unfold ( probably could fix with grease). While with the right equipment it’s easy to get razor sharp but doesn’t come out of the box that way. Obviously the utility knife is razor sharp but it is important to note it comes with no extra blades. In the box. You also get a key chain with a tiny knife and mini scissors which is neat but I would rather have maybe 1 or 2 extra blades for the utility knife. Overall I bribe this product to be fairly priced and other than my nitpicks gets the job done for me.

This knife is sturdy and great for warehouse work or construction. The knife and razor blade option give you either option at hand. It's very sturdy and clips on a belt. The extra small blade is a great bonus and an excellent option for a keychain knife. As long as you don't go through an airport. Great customer support from a US based company offered quick followup if I did have a problem. It's not a super expensive knife and that's why I was surprised by the unboxing experience. Both knives come in a nice storage box if you need a place to keep the knife for later. The box makes it a great gift idea for Father's Day. The only downside is that it's a little heavy. With both a blade and razor knife it has some weight. If you are looking for light then I would get the single blade. Overall excellent value.

Overall it’s a great knife I have been buying them for years it the last one only lasted a couple weeks it the lock was jammed I took it apart and couldn’t put it back together.Im guessing it had some kind of flaw from factory I will try another to see if the changed the quality of the knife

I should have read all the reviews first. There are some pretty accurate 1 star reviews. -When knife is unboxed, it has a good hefty feel, very solid construction, very nice stainless steel blade and sharp utility blade on the other side. I have bigger than usual hands, so the grip is really good due to the solid handle and folded blade on the other side. Now for bad news: the clip screwed into the handle is loose. No amount of tightening can get that clip tight. UPDATE_ the little screwdriver first stripped the screws, then stripped it's own point, and then first one screw fell out and then the other. More bad news: if the clip is used to secure the knife in a pocket, the utility blade's hold screw protrudes from the blade and will catch the seam of the pocket, loosening the utility blade which then falls out of the knife. Initial Update: my initial reaction and review was maybe a little hasty, but not overly inaccurate. That screw holding the utility blad in position is such a disappointment it detracts from the entire knife, which overall is VERY good. But damn! really?! no better design? Makes a nice paperweight, but useless as a utility knife.

I was looking very forward in replacing two pocket knives that I carry with me at job sites and etc. all the time. (see picture) For me, it was getting tiresome to carry one that is just a regular knife blade type and the other one that is just a box cutter. (see picture) You see, for some tasks, one knife (or the other) is best for certain everyday cut projects. -- Especially with box cutters, since they are best for opening mail order packages and etc. in a very quick and efficient manner So when I found this 2 in 1 version, I thought that would be great to use from now on. Well, not so fast. Off the bat, I dislike how cumbersome it is to open each blade. What used to take me a fraction of a second with my old knives, now takes me a while longer. Plus I also dislike the methods they used to close them. No matter what you do, you put your precious fingers in harms way, because of the the unlock machenism they used. I already foresee a trip to the emergency room. No thanks. I think they didn't design those two above features very well. I like the all in one concept, but it won't be very practical to use. I can foretell that whoever designed it, never used knives as much as I have for everyday tasks and projects (i.e. handyman). I'm no novice in using these types of pocket knives, been using them for many decades. So I know this knife won't do. Unfortunately, I may send it back or keep it as a paper weight. The only thing I do like about the knife is that it looks very sturdy (well-built -- not smartly built, mind you), but still questionable it's longetivity from getting dropped to concrete or a very hard floors throughout the years, since it's a bit on the heavy side and its thickness -- where it can easily get snagged (caught up) from your belt when working in tight places. (see picture where I show it against my slimmer buck knife)