Samior S124 Flipper Scalpel Pocket Knife Compact Small with 10 Replaceable Blades, Carbon Fiber Handle, Liner Lock Pocket Clip, Utility for EDC Keychain Crafting 1.3oz

When you change the blade use a pair of pliers. This is wicked sharp. Did not cut myself yet but respect the blade. Small and compact, in pocket you forget about it. Cutting boxes, use a box cutter. For other things this is great. Would be very scary to come up against. Hides in hand and it’s razor sharp. Not much stabbing power but slicing is great.

If you measure out how big this is, and know the size of it, it’s a great little knife.Feel is good, quality is good, easy to carry.Not the best knife I own, but at even double the price, this is a knife I like to carry, not flimsy or cheap at all. I would pay double.

Knife feels great in your hand. It is very well crafted. The pivot mechanism can get sticky, I have found if I oil it every few weeks it works a lot more smoothly.

Great little flipper scalpel/knife, I use it daily and it's nice to be able to replace the blade with a nice sharp new scalpel blade whenever needed. The scalpels that come with the knife are junk and some broke just trying to get them seated properly, but that's okay, new blades are cheap, my only real complaint so far is the carry clip came loose and moves side to side. Tightening the screw helps briefly but it always comes loose again, I even super glued the clip and the screw and it still came loose again, I have yet to find a way to keep it in place and I am hesitant to put epoxy in there just yet because it's hard to get off if it comes loose again, and I'm worried about damaging the carbon fiber

teeny … but well made and you never have to sharpen it.

I like the knife but I only bought this one due to the pocket clip. With that being the defective piece I’m not happy.

I don't have any super high-end customs, but I do have a couple of $500 Hinderers (the king of flippers IMO). Those knives flip smooth as glass, but I honestly can't say their action is noticeably better than this little $30 flipper. It's mind-blowing. This little scalpel certainly won't drop shut, but that's mostly because the blade is simply too light.As far as sharpness, I can get the CPM20CV on my XM18 as sharp as you please and it holds the edge really well. The scalpels on this don't hold an edge nearly as well, but for $0.14, I can swap out a new blade in 10 seconds and am good to go. Of course, this is not a bushcraft tool. It's not going to baton logs. But for simple cutting tasks, it's hard to beat. For skinning game, it's pretty fantastic.So how do I compare a $500 custom to a $30 toy that performs many tasks nearly as well? I'm at a loss. But I can say that I find many uses for this little guy and am really enjoying it. For the price, you cannot go wrong.

Received the wrong item very quickly, returned same day, replacement came very quickly.Cons: Dentent is a bit strong, but nothing that cant be worked in(not bad though especially since the flipper tab is a good size.). Swann-Morton(my preference) blades fit tight, should be correctable.Pros: CF handles are beautiful. Pocket clip is small but of excellent rigidity. Handle size is great. Finish is great.Conclusion: Great, my new EDC tbh