coldown EDC Pocket Knife, Folding Utility Knives with Clip, Retractable Box Cutter, Small Scalpel Knife with 10pcs Razor Sharp Surgical Carbon Steel Replacement Blades #24, EDC Knives for Men Women

Awesome little knife. Has become EDC and a necessity for me. Unlike many of my EDC items, this knife gets used MANY times a day. The paint is wearing is spots due to this fact but it still works just as good as the day I got it. It is very well built and has prove to be a reliable little work horse. It comes with 10 replacement blades.

OK, first off, this is NOT any kind of heavy duty knife. It is a portable scalpel, and uses replaceable scalpel blades. If you are good with a knife that is made just to cut, and not pry, chop, or twist, you'll be happy.Blade changes are tool free for a man with average finger strength (be careful, the blades are SHARP). If you like to always have a knife at hand but fear you may wind up in a 'knife free' zone, this is a good knife for you. I have yet to have to ever surrender the knife, I just politely ask if I could remove the blade and just turn that in. Usually the security guy acts surprised, but says sure, if you can remove the blade, you can keep the rest of it. It takes all of 3-4 seconds to pop off the blade, then I drop it in the sharp box, retract the holder, and pocked the now harmless handle. It is about this point where the security guy says 'that's a neat knife'.Action is OTF, controlled by a fairly large button. Action works fine, but remember this is a $20 knife, not a $200 knife, so it's not exactly buttery smooth. Overall, I really like it for EDC, it is small as well as fairly light and unobtrusive. It may or may not be legal due to the OTF action so check your laws where you live. I liked mine so much I bought a spare while I was sure I could get one. The blade is held in place with a standard scalpel mount, so you can use any blade that will fully retract into the handle. So far, I have tried the blades that come with the knife, as well as hooked blades, which work fine, and are great at cutting things like string or twine.

It is very small for an OTF. I like the size. It is solid. I like being able to change out the blades. the design on the side was a plus for me. The action on it feels smooth. Be careful as I find myself fidgeting with it all of the time. It has not replaced my current EDC, but is in the rotation from time to time. locks open and is secure when using to cut with. I will make sure to keep blades handy to change out when needed. Love this little knife.

This little knife is perfect!!! And you can change the blade often, cause it's cheap, but sharp as hell.

The Tin Was Smashed And There Were No Blades ?

I picked one up because I love out of the front knives. But I’ve never had a replaceable blade.Fast forward over a month, it has some good wear to the metal but it is operating perfectly. I had to get a few more.So now I got 3, replacing blades take a second to install. But to have RAZOR sharp blades 24/7 is awesome.This is not something for a hard working camp or utility knife.This is more like a precise surgical cutting utensil.Love it!!

Works, takes care to keep working but it has been a good razor knife. If you use it roughly you'll slightly bend the blade carrier and you'll have to straighten it. Any resistance on the blade carrier movement will cause malfunction. I used it to clean multiple animals. It does well but must be kept clean. If you retract the knife with any blood or hair on it it'll malfunction. If any dirt or grime gets into the inside it won't work. I imagine pocket lint would cause issues. The case is not super rigid and can warp from a drop just enough to cause resistance on the carrier causing malfunction. With all that said, I have managed to keep this little knife working. I use it most everyday for 6 months now. Seems to get more reliable with use or maybe I just understand better now what causes it to fail. In any case I find it fairly easy to fix if it fails to open or close. I like it. It's not going to be good for everyone but I enjoy it.

So as the title says, tiny. I have very small hands for a man, I can wear youth baseball gloves and women's gloves with ease sad to say but this is still a small package, I mean knife. With that being said the only other thing I can say bad about it is the blade install and uninstall can be dangerous, but other than that it's a blast. Looks feels great and solid, works smoothly during deployment, sharp and has spare blades, and has the safety blade like most of this kind that if it hits any resistance the blade will not continue to deploy. I look forward to using this at work to open and break down boxes and can't wait to see how it holds up over the long term.