Outdoor Edge UTILIPRO 5 in 1 Utility Knife - Bottle Opener Flathead/Prybar, Phillips Screw Driver, Line Cutter & Pocket Clip. Uses Standard Utility Razor Blades (Black)

I love these little folding pocket utility blade knives. They work great and when dull, just eject the blade and install new. I do have an issue with New Old Stock Stanley blades being just a hair long for the blade latch to go in easily, so sometime have to file away a little from the blades to get them to stay put.

Great little utility knife. It’s just a little smaller in my hand than I am used to. Just wish the handle material was on both sides, then it would be perfect.

Such an underrated knife, comfortable and ergonomic despite compact size, one of the smoothest and easiest blade removal systems, and the addition of extra tool functionality in small flat and Philips drivers and a bottle opener. One of the best Utility Knives out there, can’t recommend enough

Expected both sides to have the orange grip surfaceDoesnt fit well in the handOverly bulky when folded up (about 150% width of when it is open)Blade release seems harder than necessary to gripFold put is simple enough,Locking mech is secureEasy to unlock to fold back up

Manufactured really well. Not bulky. Clips on my pocket without making it difficult to get my hand in my pocket. The screw driver tips are a bonus. Easy to change the blade without needing additional tools.

Great handy little pocket tool - replaceable blade is always sharp. Screwdrivers work better than expected. I always keep a blade on me, but I always forget to leave it in the car when at the airport. I've had to surrender some pretty nice steel that way. This knife is inexpensive enough to be nearly disposable - and sometimes you can pluck the blade out and keep the knife body (if they'll let you). Sure beats losing Grandpa's heirloom to a magnetometer.

Biased review but: it's kindof useless for a left handed person. I love the IDEA of it, and got it for that, and it is well made and it works as intended. But it's actually pretty heavy, kindof chunky, has some extra tools that don't make sense when you really think about who is getting it, and the ergonomics aren't perfect, and it's a solid chunk of metal in your pocket still.Know what else is all of those things, but is more ergonomic, is ambidextrous, and works just fine? The basic non-folding utility knife people are buying this to replace, that grey metal one with the yellow logo on it. Seriously, that one works better and feels better. If you NEED a liner lock utility knife then absolutely, this one is great, it looks cool, it's fidgety, and if you're tall and husky with big hands the chonkiness of some parts of it might be nice? But I'm just going back to what I had before, this will probably be gifted, because it is cute.

Please refrain from purchasing this item until they redesign it! Claims multiple times it will fit any standard utility blade, LIES. I've tried 4 standard 2 notch blades from Stanley, craftsman, workpro, and Milwaukee, NOT ONE will lock into place, very unsafe! Company claims they are aware of the issue yet still market as universal blade fit! Must purchase blades from outdoor edge and as of this writing they are not even available! If you do need to replace the one blade they provide you have to cut/break a standard blade about 1/3 of the way off before it will lock into place.