Outdoor Edge SlideWinder - Utility Knife Multitool with Standard Replaceable Razor Blade, Screwdrivers, Prybar, Bottle Opener and Pocket Clip with Locking Auto-Retracting Blade (Orange)

You need this. You might not know it yet. Life is easier with it. It's small, light, and more durable than it needs to be. I got mine in orange so it's more visible if I drop it somewhere. It has a bottle opener, Phillips and flathead screwdrivers, so in a pinch they'll do. Flathead is also a tiny prybar for prybar stuff. The blade changes pretty easily, and it's just something else that's there when you need it. It takes standard utility blades, so you can cut whatever you want. I put a serrated blade on mine. I'll probably own one as long as they're made. It's tiny, and it slips easily into small pockets and the clip works well. I like how easily the blade comes out and retracts too. It's very safe, even bouncing around in a pocket.

替え刃色のカッターナイフ 替え刃もAmazonであります 一度替え刃を外してみたのですが小さい部品などあり、ちょっと手先の器用な人がやった方が良い 本体は薄く、ポケットに引っかかるフック 適度な重さ、金属の箇所に+と➖ 強度があるので、➖部で開けにくいスキマに入れてオープナーにもなる。 替え刃なので、切れ味が悪くなったら交換できるのが気に入ってます。 落として無くさないように注意が必要

Pequeña, liviana, buen seguro y excelente agarre

刃を終うときイマイチ

I like this multitool because it's compact and lightweight. It is easy to change blades. I show how in the video. Also, replacement blades that are 0.61 mm or thinner work fine. This is a handy version of a utility knife that's convenient to carry and provides more than just a knife when needed. My only "want" is that the replacement I've ordered will not have damaged bolts so that I can remove the pocket clip. UPDATE: I received the replacement. Everything, including the screws holding on the clip (or, in my case, the screws that used to hold on the clip), was in pristine condition. Update to the update: I've been using this knife for several months, and it's become my go-to choice. In addition to the benefits I've mentioned, relying on the spring-loaded blade makes this knife a pleasure to use. I rarely need to push the blade out all the way so it locks in place. I usually push the blade out a tiny bit (a few mm if you're from Europe), do whatever cutting needs to be done, and lift my thumb to let the blade retract. It's quick, easy, and safe.