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I love these things. They have additional cutting surface which is the number 1 reason I use these. I work on cars and don't use a pocket clip in fear I might scratch one. You can bend the pocket clip off of these if you try hard so you can have smooth sides on it. But if you use the clip, it is nice and almost deep carry.The retention tab locks well but I would like a little more positivity but it is very usable. Blade is not the most secure but has not fallen out in months of heavy use.My edc utility knife

I keep one in each car and stop carrying utility knives. Cheap enough that you won't stress losing one and you don't need to worry about damaging the blade since you can reverse it on the fly or replace the blade with generic refills.Only complaint is that the blade lock/release is way too easy to move especially if it's on your belt. A slight nudge or rub at the right spot and the sharp blade just pops right off. A bit of tape helps but not exactly ideal.

I give theses out to my warehouse workers so they can open shipments. These are nice and compact without all the added and unnecessary bulk of other utility knives. They are not the highest of quailty but the price is right and they last

I found these to be a perfect replacement for my Gerber. The orange colored knives make them easy to spot in a cluttered drawer or on your work bench. They are a bit heavy but appear to be well made. The easy replacement feature works just fine and holds the blade securely. My only complaint is that the blades aren't very sharp, but I replaced them with a Dewalt blade and that did the trick. Highly recommend

I lost my Gerber (which I loved), but the price has gone WAY up since I last purchased one, so I though I'd try these.As other's have said, the blade is NOT held securely in place. It wobbles around and there's no way to fix it (none that I could find). I even tried disassembling one of the knives, but I stripped the screw head (I swear it's made out of aluminum). It's nice that they made it so easy to replace the blade (no tool required), but the nature of the design and the loose tolerances make for a flimsy/dangerous feeling knife. If they'd only put a screw (like Gerber) to hold the blade. Or if they'd include an 'optional' hole for the user to add a screw (if desired) this would be so much better! Maybe I'll try drilling a hole and installing a screw.The fact that you get 6 knives and 6 packs of blades (5 blades per pack) makes this a great deal as long as you don't mind a wobbly blade.

Super quality product. Works great at home and work!!

These utility knifes, while compact and good looking have One major flaw. They are tip up carry, when you hook them onto a belt/pocket the tip is pointing up. The fact that they are tip up carry is not the flaw, the flaw is that they have the worst blade retention of any knife I have ever known!!!! I carry my ALL of my knives in my pocket, Benchmade, Kershaw, Gerber, Klein, Dewalt, all of them. I have NEVER had a knife open up while inside my pocket, except these. I removed it, thought "Well I'm a dummy", and tightened the head screw to keep retention. After less than 8 hours wearing it outside my pocket the blade opened again, on all 5 knives. Not a single one was able to retain any retention adjustment.If you do not plan on using the pocket/belt clip then these are just fine. If you pocket carry like most construction or utility carriers then go a different route.

I use a utility knife every day, and while the larger ones are more comfortable to hold, I also need to carry it with me. These fold like standard liner lock knives, and operate just like one as well. The ability to very quickly change the blade is awesome - no unscrewing handles or anything like that. These also expose more of the blade, so you get a larger cutting surface when you need it. Losing one is no big deal, although I've had more people try to "borrow" mine, and they somehow end up in that person's pocket. I love the orange, too - makes them harder to lose.