WORKPRO 3-Piece Quick Change Folding Pocket Utility Knife Set with Belt Clip

These knives came well packaged in a small cardboard box. The knives are clipped onto a separate folded sheet of folded cardboard that keeps them from touching each other or shifting around and getting dented or scratched in transit. The package feels surprisingly dense and solid. The knives (3 per package) are made of thick, shiny stainless steel. The stampings are fully deburred, polished and laser marked. They are very well-fitted, and the liner lock mechanism locks with a nice satisfying click. The tolerances are amazing for a knife at this price point. I got a set of three for $15.The blade is a standard utility knife blade, so this is obviously not a replacement for general purpose pocket knife, but for opening packages and small trimming jobs, it will do the job very well. perfect for those messy jobs you don't like to use your standard pocket knife for, like slicing messy tape, or opening gritty boxes that might dull the blade. The blade changes in seconds, and ready to go again.Knife does not feel flimsy at all. Thick, sturdy steel, (0.039" / 0.99 mm) and very well fitted. Heavy enough to handle easily, but not so heavy as to be annoying in the pocket. Overall dimensions (excluding the clip are 1 inch wide, 3" long (folded), and 0.295" thick. 5-1/4" long when opened. The blade has some slop vertically, but is held firmly side-to-side, so no worries about wandering cuts or slippage.The assembly tolerances are amazing, especially given the price point, so I took a shot at measuring them for you, so you can compare to another knife if you like. I had a hard time measuring the amount of play in the hinge lock. I didn't want to make a full-on setup, but it looks like about 0.020" of rotational play measured at the end of the blade holder. Side play was just detectable by feel, but I couldn't actually measure it. Indistinguishable from flex without a competent tooling setup. The blade is the weak point here, which is exactly as it should be. The sturdiness and good assembly of the body and hinge gives confidence and a feeling of good control when cutting. Very nice. Feels solid, and sturdy. Never feels like the handle will twist or bend in your hand. If you break the blade, it's not because of a weak handle. Sounds weird to call a 5 dollar knife beautiful, but, well, I'm a engineering geek, so what can I say. I'm impressed. This is a really good knoife.The no-tools blade change mechanism is easy to use, and the blade is securely held. I can't see this accidentally coming loose or falling out unexpectedly. The only limitation I see for this tool is the blade is just a utility knife blade, but that's just what it is. Love these knives. If they break, or (more likely) get lost, I would instantly buy them again. I might buy some just to give away. They are good. Buy a pack. You won't be disappointed.

I wasn't sure about this. It looked cheap, and TBH I wasn't expecting quality at this price, let alone for three of them. I was wrong. It's shockingly well-made.HANDLE:There's not much to this little knife, an outside body/case with a liner-lock secures the blade in the open position, the easy-to-unlatch liner lock allows one-handed closing. Opening with one hand IS possible, but not easy- it requires thumb dexterity to do. The outside case is made of a 1mm (0.0425") thick one-piece folded steel sheet. Folded, it's about 3" long, 1" wide, and a third of an inch thick. When opened it's about 5-1/4" long- which may be a littl short for some people but I fond it okay, a little shorter than I would like but not bad- I got used to it easily enough.BLADE:The blade is SO easy and fast to change. There's an arrow that shows where to push up. Once it's raised it unlocks the blade so you can slide it forward and out. Then slide the new blade in and push the blade lock down and it's done. Once you push it down give the blade a gentle tug to make sure it's locked in. If it's not, then repeat the process and push the blad lock down again until it's secure.These are small enough to allow you to carry it with you as a EDC, and cheap enough to throw onw in your glove box and lots of other places as a handy box cutter or whatever you need it for.I highly recommend!

The smallest and simplest utility knife. I carry this everywhere and use it almost every day. The best part is that when it gets dull, I flip it, and when it gets dull again, I replace the blade. I have bought 2 of these sets for a total of 6. They are the absolute best, cheap enough not to matter, useful enough to always carry one. Importantly, they have fit the blades I have used (lennox, dewalt, no-name) and are sturdy.Use Dewalt carbide blades, and you can cut through glass. They also last an incredibly long amount of time.

These are handy little knives that I used for stocking stuffers for my brothers in law. They are little folding knives that use utility knife inserts for the blades. They are about as compact as you can get them, and still have them lock open, and incorporate a tool free quick change utility knife blade holder. Sturdy enough for anything you'd cut with a knife this size, and the quick change blade feature works easy enough, and holds securely. To change the blade, there is a little spring loaded tab you 'lift' enough to pull the blade out. Insert the new one, release the tab, and wiggle the blade until the tab snaps back to place. It took longer to type that, than it does to change the blade. Appears to be all stainless, had one in my pocket for a while now, never really cleaned/oiled it, and it still functions fine, and is showing zero rust. A handy way to always have a knife with you if you need it.As an added bonus, it can instantly be rendered 'safe'. I forgot I had it in my pocket, and went to a sports event that had a 'no knives' rule. I beeped when going through the detector, and told security I forgot a litle knife in my pocket. They said no knives allowed, I had to leave it in the basket. I said the blade is removable, can I take out the blade. They said if I truly could take the blade out, I could keep the body and just put the sharp part in the basket, so that is what I did. The one security guard said he never saw a knife like that before, and wanted to know where he could get one! When I got home, just put in a new blade, and all was well again.