MOSSY OAK 2-pack Folding Pocket Utility Knife Set, Quick Change Box Cutter with Frame Lock, EDC Foldable Razor Knife with Belt Clip, Stone Washed

What I like most about these are how compact they are. While I’m working I carry a Milwaukee Fastback and a regular liner lock knife with a drop point blade ≈ 3-3.5” long in my back right pocket. The Milwaukee is a great knife that holds up to abuse and fits the hand well which allows a lot of leverage and is comfortable use. However, that Milwaukee isn’t always available.My coworker frequently doesn’t have his knife on him and so he borrows mine. Also, sometimes I may be sitting or laying on my back in a VERY tight space that makes it nearly impossible to get to my back pocket. I can reach into my hip pocket or a little pocket near my knee and pull this little thing out. Yep, this thing fits in that little hip pocket that’s useless for anything else.What’s more, it works pretty darn well too. Since it’s smaller it doesn’t fill up your hand so it’s difficult to bear down absolutely as hard as you can if that’s what you’re trying to do. However, it does hold up to bearing down as hard as you can.The blade retention mechanism is a little different than on bigger knives and it requires your attention and using your thumbnail to manipulate but it works just fine. I have yet to have the blade come out unexpectedly or, really, to have any difficulties with it.Razor knives are exceptionally useful and this one is a great, light little compact version to slip in your hip pocket, in a bag or to keep on you as a backup. Despite its size it performs well too.

love these. they're the right mix of inexpensive, simple to use, compact (not bulky), and efficient.I've purchased maybe.. 3 or 4 sets of these. and there's 2 per set! :-D1 for the shop, 1 for the pocket, 1 for the car, 1 backup, the rest for friends and family.the dark color blends well with black jeans, clip keeps it at the top of the pocket. buy your own blades, they slide in super easy, by lifting the side of the blade holder with your thumb. BUT... I've never had it 'slip' accidentally into an 'open' or 'blade release' state, unlike some other, larger pocket knife style holders.I've left those behind.this is now my EDC. for tough cutting jobs (carpet, etc) I use a much larger razor holder, but for edc, you can't beat these. not only are they inexpensive and unobtrusive, they're function and reliability is just awesome so far. (2 years carrying them daily).so, yeah, can't say enough good things about them.and, I think more importantly, I can't say anything bad about them.so... "you can't go wrong with these" would be a good phrase, of course, depending on your use case.but if you like have a sharp blade available all the time, this is definitely the way to go.no maintenance, simple, 2 second blade change, no failure for lock or blade hold.

I bought mine, in 2020 and haven't even needed to use the 2nd one. This thing has held up for 5 years now, with no physical damage (regarding functionality). It's lightweight, minimalistic, affordable and durable ...even after 5 years.

I got these because they look nicer than the knives we get at work, and they have more grip to them than your typical super cheap slim slide out blade box cutter. These knives have been through a lot (lots of nasty chemicals and chemically affected cardboard) and have survived pretty well so far. They don’t easily rust and can dry off from water quicker than most box knives thanks to their open and basic design.Wouldn’t recommend these for cutting lots of cardboard, these are better as a lightweight knife you carry around for opening boxes (cutting up tape and smaller amounts of cardboard sometimes. If you want to cut cardboard all day, get something heavier with a larger and replaceable blade.)

This is a very nice design for this type of utility knife. It is small enough to keep in the pocket or a purse and has versatile uses for cutting or slicing things. Many utility knives are too bulky for this. It is not too small for utility work. It works like a folding knife how it opens and closes to access or put away the blade. The blades are reversible when the used side gets dull, which is convenient in a pinch. Tools are not needed to reverse or replace a dull blade. It never needs sharpened, since the blades are replaceable. The color is nice and has the Mossy Oak label on one side. These are priced very well, especially since the price is for two utility knives. We ordered several because we like them so much. They arrive lubricated by the manufacturer.

I use at my job cutting cardboard boxes I have bought because of value for money and it's a good productThank you mossey oakAnd thank you Amazon

I carry these everyday, I like to keep a razor knife, and I like these for the simplicity, and for how small they are.

Very thing and the finish is nice, comes with blades and is easy to use. My only problem is i think it’s too thin and small for work use, but perfect for a quick box opener or something. Very nice will be keeping.