Folding Scalpel Knife, Small Pocket Knife for Men with 10pcs Surgical Replaceable Blades #11, EDC Utility Knives, Outdoor Edge Knives for Hunting, Skinning

This is a very well made folding scalpel style knife that fills a specific niche rather than replacing a traditional EDC blade. The overall build quality is solid, and the G10 handle has a good texture without being abrasive. It feels secure in the hand and looks clean and well finished. The flipper action is excellent, I love how quickly and easily it opens, it's almost a fidget device. Deployment is fast, smooth, and consistent, and it is honestly one of the highlights of this knife. The lockup has been more than sufficient for everything I have asked of it, and I have never felt concerned using it within its intended limits. Blade compatibility is a big plus. It accepts standard scalpel blades that I already keep on hand, which makes it practical and easy to maintain. That said, these blades are thin, and this knife should be treated accordingly. This is not something to pry with or use for heavy cutting. Changing blades regularly is important, and trying to stretch blade life too far defeats the purpose. Pocket carry has been excellent. The clip has held securely for weeks of daily carry on pants without loosening or snagging, and the compact size keeps it comfortable and unobtrusive in the pocket. It is priced a bit higher than some similar options, but between the action, ergonomics, blade compatibility, and overall fit and finish, I think it earns that price. For light duty work, precision cutting, or as a backup blade, this has been a very satisfying knife to carry.

Great value and a fantastic size! It lives on my keychain and I love this thing. The ball detent is plenty secure and feels very satisfying opening and closing the knife. My only quibble is that the blades fit a little loose, but not egregiously so.

Its a great feeling knife though it is quite small. Its very light and great if you need a portable knife. Very cheap and the replacement blades are as well.

I bought this for a cheap knife to leave at another house since I can’t fly with a pocket knife anymore. It’s $10 bucks so no big deal. Now it’s my daily knife. I put away my benchmade for this little cheapie. It’s always razor sharp and the blades are cheap and easy to replace, you never have to sharpen it and it’s single hand deployable. Small, pocket clip and lightweight. This is the perfect knife.

This is a great looking knife. It's feels well build and solid, with no wobble. The flipper opens easy, and as expected, the scalpel blades are very sharp. Size wise, it is a bit smaller than I expected, but that's the only negative and I'm just nit picking at this point. Overall, this is a great blade and I would buy it again.

Love this little knife and does exactly what I wanted. Locks in so it won’t open while in your pocket or living everyday life. Has a replaceable and very sharp razor blade that is really easy to replace. Great value, and has enough space for one to be able to grip the knife well, also having a nice balanced weight to it though a small and light blade

This product is ok, I have two issues with it: the first is that it came so stiff that it was very challenging to deploy the blade, and it took some breaking in and adjusting the screws to get it to actually work correctly (not a huge deal but if you don't have tiny wrenches to adjust the screws you're kind of stuck). The second issue is that the basic idea of a flipper scalpel blade is sort of... dumb. The sharpness of the scalpel blade combined with the fact the mechanism is stiff is just asking to accidentally slice your finger. Now, it is what it is, and I chose to buy it, but I think a foldable option that is not a flipper would probably work much better. Hindsight is 20/20. Stay gold, Ponyboy.

Great knife to carry every day. The flipping action on this knife is very defined and snappy. You can barely tell it is not a spring assisted knife. G-10 handle is light,durable, and grippable (much better than aluminum, which scratches and dents). Overall, a well made knife, with no gaps, rough edges or play in the blade in the open position. One bit of advice: replace the tiny #24 blades with a bigger #60A blade (60A's are thicker than 60xt). This gets rid of that one inch gap of no edge at the back of the blade. Highly recomended knife!