WORKPRO 3-Pack Folding Utility Knife, Quick Change Blades Box Cutter, EDC Foldable Pocket Utility Knife Sets with Belt Clip

LONG STORY SHORT: I can't say enough good things about these. I got in the habit of carrying a knife every day LONG ago. Then when I worked construction for a while, I got in the habit of carrying a foldable utility knife like this. I no longer work construction, but I still tend to carry a foldable utility knife instead of a regular folding knife...especially once I found these. They are SO SMALL. So light. So Thin. They basically disappear in your pocket. Good construction, sturdy, strong. Easy to replace blades...which is why I carry one of these instead of a regular knife. The thumb lock button makes it easy to open and CLOSE one handed. The hinge may be a little tight at first, but with time, I can flip this thing open, and back closed again with the flick of a wrist. The 3 pack is great, because although I use them all the time, I do tend to lose them once in a while. I probably have 5 of them floating around the house, and one in my pocket as we speak. Can't recommend them enough if you need utility knives for light use, and don't want all the bulk in your pocket. 10/10.

Simple, sturdy, compact, good design, clips, flips nice, etc. Crazy how cheap. I buy arguably way too much crap at this price point and that once in a very rare blue moon you find a true gem. This is that, if one looking for a fastback equivalent, maybe better, if one is specifically after light, compact, minimal extra garbage, insanely cheap. But just got them today, ideally they won't all fall apart tomorrow. If they do I will change this review probably. *shrug*

Highly recommend ,great quality ,easy open, easy blade change. When blade is open you have a lot more room in your hand to hold it. By the looks of it I don’t think the blade could ever pull out like some quick change blades. Locks up tight when close and deploys one hand with the push of the button and flick of the wrist. When open it blade holder locks up tight. Blade wobbles slightly in holder but does seem to be a big deal. Nice clip tip down carry. Doesn’t feel to bad in hand.

Right up top I am dropping one star because there is some variance among the three I received. It's not a deal breaker, but one feels a bit more wobbly than the others when opened. The opening and closing action between the three varies slightly in smoothness. So just know that of the three you get, one will likely become your clear favorite. That said, I love the design. I have plenty of folding knives like this that offer chunkier handles for really digging in to materials. That's not the aim of this model. These are sleek and suited for lighter duty applications while offering a good deal of precision and an adequate (if a bit dainty) grip. I like the slim profile that easily clips into my pocket so I can have a sharp utility blade handy for any occasion. The action is smooth and quick once you get a feel for it. The mechanism has not failed me once to keep it open or closed. Once you get the wrist motion right, opening/closing one handed is pretty effortless. Flipping or changing the blade is easy once you get a feel for the spring loaded mechanism that holds it in place. This likewise has yet to fail me as I have never had a blade slip out or back once secured in the knife. I recommend grabbing this set of three as the price is right and you can keep them in any number of places to quickly put to use.

The quality of these will surprise you. Easy to use, easy to change blades, built to last, but inexpensive. Very seldom have I seen this kind of utility and quality in such an inexpensive item.

I have now bought about a dozen of these for my employees and friends. They all love the size (not too small and not to big), the locking of it closed, the locking of it opem , the ease of changing blades...just an overal great pocket utility knife!

Update: Bought another set on 2023, and noticed that they've improved on the design by making the blade bounce slightly out of the handle when the release button is pressed. Also the blade doesn't wiggle from looseness before locking in place. It gives the impression of a more substantial knife. Though the one downside is that you can't flip close the blade completely. You have to give the blade a nudge before it can lock into place when closing with one hand. Very slight inconvenience. It's the best pocket knife for being so lightweight and small, with blades that you easily replace so you don't have to worry about sharpening. The best part is the push button mechanism. It locks the blade tight when fully extracted, but leaves the blade very loose so that you can easily flick it open and close when the button is pressed. It's the one handed operation that really sells it for me. Workpro as well as other vendors make smaller blades, but without the one handed operation, it's not worth having a smaller footprint. This is already small enough to hide in your pants pocket.

I bought these box cutter knives to use on my keyring. The first thing I did was put a small split ring through the lanyard hole so that I could use a small niteize double carabiner to attach it to my large split ring key holder. Then I removed the pocket clip. It is a good clip and should work well but since I am going to carry the knife on my key ring I don't need it and removing it makes the knife lighter. to remove the clip you need two small star bits (I don't know which size) since the clip is held in place by one of those screws that hold most of these knives and most multitools together. Be aware that once the clip is removed, the screw is too long and you either have to grind or cut off part of it or place a small washer beneath head. I really like the light weight (no more than a couple of ounces), stainless steel construction and ease of use of this tool. Some previous reviewer claimed that it can only be used by a right handed person but I am left handed and have no problem with it. The lock works well and it opens easily with one hand but not so easy that it opens in my pocket. However, in the interest of extra safety I have put a small rubber band around it when not in use.