Folding Scalpel Knife with 5pcs #60 Scalpels Replaceable Blades, Surgical Knife with Clip, EDC Pocket Knife for Men, Everyday Carry, Box Cutter, Razor Utility, Cool Knives, Gift for Men Women

Very well made. This little knife is awesome and surprisingly well made and solid. Opens with just a flick and lockup is snug. I see no issues with it and the blade retension is also very tight with no play. Overall a very good buy and i'm ordering several more just to have round and give as gifts. I don't think anyone could find fault with one for the price.

A solid 3" razor scalpel, well-made and just hefty enough. Has extra blades included. For $16 I certainly can't complain...I haven't used it much yet but I often search around for an Exacto knife or a razor knife and I now keep this puppy handy in my chairside table or my tool kit.

Nice opening action and slim body but the blade holder is a little loose. The handle scales feel good.

I'm used to scalpel blades that are roughly 1" to 2" long. But this blade is about 3" long, and therefore a bit thicker than what I was expecting (but it's still scalpel-sharp). The flipper was smooth and the blade locked solidly right out of the box. The blade itself was centered when closed. I thought the pivot pin was a little loose, so I wanted to tighten it and remove the pocket clip at the same time. After lubing, applying Loc-tite, and tightening the capture bolt, the liner lock wouldn't engage, so I ended up filing down the end of the blade holder until it cleared the liner lock. All in all, it was maybe 10 minutes of work (and would probably be 5 minutes for someone who knew what they were doing). Given the price point, I expected to have to do some work on this, and make some compromises. But the work was minimal, and there really are no compromises to be made. So 20 bucks and 10 minutes turned this into a slim, light, and reliable EDC. It obviously isn't as strong as a traditional folder or flipper, but it fits my needs perfectly.

This is a solid design, a blade holder knife gives you a very sharp, although thin and flexible blade. It does dull fairly quickly because it uses #60 scalpel blades. But that is the good news, just pop off the old and replace it with a new one. Remember when you change the blade, use needle nose pilers or if your have them needle drivers. TRUST ME: You don't want to slip trying to remove that by hand.

Not as comfortable as the Havana but performs the same. Great for skinning,gutting, and detaching the heads. Just have to order a few #60 blades to replace the blades.

For a edc knife, it is sort of ok, but I have sent two back because of the same problem. The part that flips out and holds thd actual blade is not very strong. Both bent the flip out that holds the blade. When it happens, you can not close the knife without removing the blade. That one part needs to be made from a much stronger metal. I think it is aluminum now. Not strong at all, which is a shame because it feels real good in my hand. It does flip out well. It will hold different blades. (60, 60a, 70, 70a, or many ones that are smaller) The A blades are a bit thicker and they work better for a edc knife. The pocket clip sits well. Like I said, it is a shame. Everything else about the knife is very nice. To the manufacturer if your reading this, please make the blade holder from stronger metal and then send me two of the better parts and I will put then in myself.

The knife works fine for what I need it to do. I would recommend it.