EVERYDAY BLADE Tiny Replaceable Blade Folding Pocket Knife with Three Types of Blades and Bottle Opener

Pros: This takes standard inexpensive hobby blades, so you can easily keep it sharp and not worry about blade abuse. You can change the blades without a tool, which is useful if you forget you have this when going through a security checkpoint. It has a pocket clip with decent retention, though the clip is small because the overall handle is small. The whole handle and locking mechanism feels sturdy, I don't think it will open or close by accident, nor will it physically bend or break. I've been playing with it for a few days so I don't know how well the spring will hold up, but no signs of any problems yet.Cons: The locking mechanism is tricky, particularly when trying to close one-handed. It can be done, but I've dropped it a dozen times over the past few days. One-handed open is okay, but might be tricky in gloves. Two-handed open and close is easy.Neutral: The handle is somewhat thick so it is easier to grip but might be thicker than some people want. I find it comfortable to use.Summary: I'm really happy with this. I've looked at other pocket knives that take standard hobby blades and this has been my favorite so far.

It's tiny, but it cuts through cardboard and tape easily. Since the point is so close to the fingers, it's easier to have control over the blade. I originally got this as something to throw on my keyring, but it's completely replaced bigger utility knives that I use during freight unload! It's easy to cut apart cardboard boxes that are bigger than me, and it's very easy to cut windows into boxes without cutting the product inside.Opening the blade with one hand is not easy at first, but fidgeting with it makes the action second-nature. Changing blades is pretty easy. The X-acto style blade seats in just fine, but the other blades have some room to move around the hinge, so the user has to trust the screw to keep it from wiggling when a cut is made. Getting it clipped into the fifth jeans pocket is difficult one-handed, but it's otherwise a completely one-handed knife.In the first days that I owned it, I was fidgeting with it a lot. As I did so, some of the gray coating on the knife rubbed off onto my fingers. Be sure to wash your hands before touching food.

The beauty of this knife is that the blades are inexpensive and easy to replace--it's always sharp. This knife is based on the Exacto-style blade which is found everywhere. The knife is sturdy in the hand and can be opened one-handed. Although it has some heft, it is acceptable for storing on a key ring.If you're traveling with it and airport security objects, you can quickly throw away the blade and keep the knife. Don't be put off by the cost... it's worth every penny. I have given several way and keep on in my pocket, my desk, and my workbench.

Good for small stuff like cutting tape or removing splinters depending on what blade you use. I use it on blister packs mostly. Nice size but tricky to open.

It’s a little bulky for me because I have tiny pockets and tiny hands but it’s one of the only ones on the market. You can put pretty much any type of blade you want. It’s also got a very unique design and it’s extremely sturdy and I would recommend anyone buy it you won’t regret it.

Lacks a lot of fit and finish for the 45 dollar price tag wobbly joints casting artifacts way to high price for poor fit and finsh

The first one I recieved was missing several parts. It was missing the lock screw, and the belt clip. I was less than impressed.Amazon sent me a replacement and now I am duly impressed.It is well built, and works perfectly. The blades lock in securely and it is easy to open and close. I'm not sure what else I can say other than I am extremely happy with my purchase and I intend to pick up a couple extras.

I carry this everyday and love it. It's disappears in the pocket and is built like a tank. I like how it opens and closes. I like the way it locks up. The blades are super easy to swap, and inexpensive. The found/designer Shane is fantastic to work with as well. I've asked a few questions being curious about the product and he's always quick to answer. If he comes up with something else this cool I'm buying it. At first I thought $25 was a bit high for I seen in the picture, but gave it a chance anyway. I was wrong, and it's worth that all day long. Don't hesitate and buy! If you hate tape gunk on your pocket knife like I do this little mean machine is a great way to solve that problem.