ITOKEY Folding Scalpel Knife, EDC Knife with Replaceable Razor Blades

This little gem is close to perfection. The green and red body has a texture that gives it a good grip, AND good, looks, it's a small Pocket knife, and IT IS SHARP, (and when it does get dull, you, "could" sharpen it," or just put on one of the 10 extra scalpel blades that come with it). I shaved my hand right out of the box. The flipper is crisp and solid, it locks open and is easily released. It comes in a tin box with the 10 extra blades.

I purchased this knife as a cheap backup to my other replaceable-blade knife to use for hunting purposes. The knife itself is great. It opens smoothly, has enough texture on the handle to keep it from slipping around in your hands, locks open tightly, and the blades secure solidly. The knife itself is great, but the blades that came with it are quite poor. I used the knife to process about 30 lbs. of game meat recently, and they dulled in probably 1/4 the time that a regular 60A blade does. I go through dozens of these blades in a year, so I'm very familiar with how long they should last, and these didn't last long at all. If you're just cutting boxes open or something, they'd be fine, but if you're wanting to use this knife for hunting purposes, I'd strongly recommend getting a regular pack of 60A blades because the ones that come with this knife won't last you long. I have no complaints about the knife though, and it works very well.

There is allot to like about this knife. I have used it on many projects and replaced the blade as many time. The knife is well constructed, opens easily, and fits well in my hand. There is only one thing I would change. The flip tab is on both sides of the blade so I have to look before opening. It does not make it dangerous because, if I get it wrong it just does not open. It was a little scary at first because, the blades are so sharp. A cut from this knife would not be a bandage, it would be stitches. I still have all my fingers, and I use it allot, it is my everyday carry. I have several knives, some are very expensive. If I damage their blade, the knife is trash. This one lets you change the blade, and it looks and works like it was brand new. I like it so much that I have purchased one for my son and my brother. If you are a knife person, you should add this to your Collection.

It’s a nice knife. A bit awkward in the hand. I like it for skinning animals and cleaning the pelts. It’s confusing in the hand because the belly and back of the handle are identical so there is no tactile cue for which way the knife opens, or closes, and I find I must look every time to close it.

I really like this product it's slim fits in the pocket really easy The flipper is a little stiff but they say it'll loosen up through time I really appreciate its value and would recommend it to anybody it's lightweight and easy to carry. It's also durable

Works great, for the price point this is a great knife. However there is little to indicate what is the blade side. It has no clip. I have to look to know which side, to open it. Not good for a quick removal from your pocket and open. It is light, feels good, easy enough to open (once your determined the blade side).

I have bought 4 of these so far. The #60 blade is very useful and the knife looks and feels great using that blade. My EDC is a #25 blade though. I already carry a regular pocket knife and a utility knife but the #25 fits the niche of a portable exacto-style blade. The handle is very comfortable to hold like a pencil for precise control when cutting like a crafting handle. The flip action is very satisfying and the liner lock is easier on the fingers than most and has held the knife open securely every time. Be very careful, these are super sharp. I used it in a way that was unsafe and in a split second I stabbed the side of my finger down to the bone. Respect this knife.

My new favorite knife! The scalpel blades are scary sharp and last quite a while. Easy to change, but you can touch up the edges easily on a ceramic rod. I have had blades last two months that way. They last at least two weeks without touching up. Small size fits the bottom of my pants pocket perfectly. Much better than carrying a large folding knife. Going to give them as stocking stuffers to all the men in the family.

Exelente Idea! una navaja siempre con un filo impecable