CIVIVIFolding Utility Knife Box Cutter, Elementum Utility Pocket Edc Knife with 3Pcs Extra Razor Blades, Three Ways to Open, Ideal Gifts for Men Women C23039B-1

I’ve owned over a hundred different utility knives, and this is by far the best one! It’s slim, lightweight, opens smoothly, and has a deep carry clip! The blade is very secure, but can be difficult to change out the blade( requiring a t8 driver). Not a problem if you’re working in a shop, but could be troublesome when working in the field. Nearly all of the blade is exposed and useable. Grip may be small for people with larger hands, but fits me perfectly! Smooth design with a very nice hand feel, and the flip is fast!!!

Overall, the quality is very nice and this is exactly what I was looking for so it met all expectations. It's super light at around 2oz., and small enough to fit in a 5th pocket. It also stays out of sight for stealth carry with a super deep pocket clip. It's not for heavy duty use, but it is great for most standard tasks and should not cause concerns in an office setting.It's a great fidget toy with multiple methods of deployment. You can use the back flipper which snaps it out easily and reliably, shake it out holding the release button, or use the thumb studs to ease it out. The small size makes the thumb studs with normal deployment work well enough, but a reverse flick is a little more challenging.Some people don't like that it takes a torx driver to change blades, this isn't the type of thing you are going to be using heavily all day to worry about that. Actually I prefer it since this will take any size blade I've tried unlike some other ones, and it locks up very tightly. Also the exposed cutting edge is longer than a lot of full size utility knives, 3/8" is all you aren't able to cut with.

At first I thought this knife was a little pricey. I then noticed most of the blade's edge is exposed so I decided give one A try. This design turns a standard utility knife into a very sharp pocket knife which allows you to change the blade. It's well built so worth the extra cost. I may order a couple more to give as gifts later on. Some of the negative reviews mentioned the small screw holding the blade in place. I have to agree but I also have a screw driver that fits. As for dropping the screw into the abyss? Well, I'll make sure to put a towel down to reduce the chances of that happening. Only time will tell so may have to update this review in the future.

I've been carrying a Milwaukee Fastback for years, and I love it, But I decided to try an upgradethe Pros:Very Light weight, disappears in my pocketwell built, opens and closes smooth, the lock feels secure when open and the blade stays tight when closedmore usable blade, I found that many times the other half of the blade in my Fastback was significantly more dull than the 1st half so losing that is no issue to me when I can gain more blade lengthlove the colorI carry a very small set of bits, including torx bits, in my EDC so needing one to change the blade is a non issue for me and I've noticed that quick change systems tend to be thicker So I prefer a slimmer profile around the bladethe cons:the Finish is quite smooth in my hand, while I don't feel like it will slip because of the finger guard I still would prefer some kind of texture on the handleI do wish it was a little longer in the handle, this would improve handling and also potentially give enough room to add storage for a couple extra blades which would be very convenientHaving even more colors and handle materials would be great

Compared to the OKNIFE I prefer the CIVIVI. The action is smoother and it has a flipper. While more expensive it does come with accessories including an extra screw to hold the blades in, a case, and extra blades. None of which is included with the OKNIFE.Great for EDC nice and small with a pocket clip. Opens up smoothly and almost the entire blade is exposed. Always have a sharp blade. For edc that will be used several times a day this is the best way to always have a sharp blade especially for busy folks.So far the mechanism has not failed on my but I know it has on others. I will report back if I have issues. I did notice that there was lock tight on the spare screw so I will continue to use lock tight when replacing blades.

Excellent little utility knife. This is the ultimate upgrade for someone who uses a utility knife daily. Great ergonomics, easy to deploy, very fidgety if thats your thing. Only drawback is needing a T8 bit to change the blade.

The CIVIVI Folding Utility Knife Box Cutter stands out as a highly practical tool, seamlessly integrating into daily carry routines. Its design is both functional and stylish, offering a discreet profile that doesn't scream "knife" while still maintaining a fashionable edge.One of the standout features is the ease of blade replacement. The mechanism is user-friendly, allowing for quick changes without any fuss, ensuring you're always equipped with a sharp edge for whatever task you encounter. The action of opening and closing the knife is exceptionally smooth, contributing to both safety and convenience, making it a pleasure to use throughout the day.What makes this knife my go-to for everyday carry is not just its utility but its overall design philosophy. It strikes an ideal balance between aesthetics and functionality, making it as much a statement piece as it is a tool.For anyone in search of a reliable, fashionable, and practical everyday carry utility knife, this CIVIVI model is highly recommended. It's worth every penny for those who value efficiency, style, and discretion in their daily toolkit.

This cutter is a great addition. It’s small enough it fits in the coin pocket of my jeans. It’s is to open. I really like that most of the razor blade is there to cut with. No problems using it to break up boxes. I bought it after a friend recommended it. If your looking for a utility knife this is a good one.