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Say hello to the all-new TiRant RAZOR-M 3.0 MagLock Micro utility knife. This Titanium EDC tool also includes a pry bar which can come in handy. The edges are rounded slightly so this pocket knife is still comfortable to carry. The sliding mechanism for this utility knife requires pressure to be applied against the blade which then in turn presses the blade away from the magnets. Most razor blades can be moved into 2 different positions as seen in the attached image on this listing. There are 3 different notch settings if you use a 4-notch Titanium Lenox utility knife blade. This is a must have titanium EDC tool for anyone wanting the thinnest and most menial approach to a utility knife! This Exceed Designs ‘TiRant RAZOR-M MagLock 3.0’ utility knife, EDC pocket knife with pry bar is CNC milled from a solid block of 6Al-4V Titanium. The full titanium monoblock frame construction is built for a lifetime of use and features 4X N95 magnets for ultimate blade holding and unique novelty! — The ultra-light titanium frame design only weighs 0.5oz and is nearly the thickness of just 2-3 home keys! This knife is available in stonewashed titanium with silver magnets on this listing and includes 10X generic replacement razor blades. ULTRA-THIN & LIGHTWEIGHT — We named this the ‘TiRant-M MagLock’ for a reason! This ultra featherweight CNC-Milled precision Titanium 6AI-4V monoblock frame EDC utility knife is ONLY 0.20” thick which is nearly the thickness of just 2 home keys, one of the thinnest pocket knives ever made! The TiRant 3.0 MagLock Micro weighs so little that you can attach it to your keyring or carry it in your pocket without even noticing it’s there. This is a must-have Utility Knife / EDC tool with the combined feature of a titanium pry bar! HOW TO USE — This minimalist titanium EDC tool features a sliding mechanism to engage the blade against the locking pin with our custom magnets. Each MagLock 3.0 is MADE IN USA.
S**U
favorite utility blade so far
Sure it's pricey but is the best EDC utility knife for a keychain that I've seen.Fairly easy to operate with one hand and without looking. Very secure, I would not worry at all about it opening or closing by accident, unlike most other knives in this category. The action is definitely somewhat finicky but you get used to it. You basically can't be touching the entire center section of metal on the rear of the blade because it needs to flex a little in order to operate, so you need to only grip the outside edges of the knife when opening it. For this reason I would hesitate to recommend it for self defense, if you are tensed up you could struggle to deploy it smoothly. That being said, I still haven't found any keychain size utility blade knife that I would trust for that purpose.Of course it's very lightweight, and it has a pry bar but I would prefer a bottle opener ;)I thought the black would be more stealth, but the silver blade seems to stand out against black, so I will order the silver next time.Pro tip- stick a little peice of textured tape on the face of the blade for some thumb grip.
N**K
If you use keys to open boxes switch to this.
Super light so its about as heavy as 2 keys with a blade in. Dont bother with pocket knife anymore.
M**A
Like the way ut opens and closes by thumb.
Cutting boxes.
B**Y
TIRANT RAZOR-M
Exactly what I was looking for. Minimalist utility knife. Great design and manufacturing. CNC milled from a single piece of Titanium. Well done.
M**N
Not as practical for daily use.
It a great idea just not very practical in my opinion.
S**L
Awesome Compact Razor Knife
This razor knife is compact, light, and easy to use. My only critique is I wish it had a built-in carabiner style clip to hook to a beltloop or a small regular clip to clip to my pocket.
B**G
Buy it for Life stanley knife
Seemed pricey but wanted to make sure I got rid of the crappy utility knives I keep having to throw out. I'm glad I did. This one is compact and legal to carry in Australia at time of writing. It also makes use of regular old utility blades you can buy everywhere. I don't think I'll ever need another one.
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