FLISSAAdvanced Titanium Utility Knife, CNC Unibody, Lightweight All Metal Folding Box Cutter, Quick Change Blade Razor Knife,Ideal Gifts for Men Women, with 10 Extra Blades

This is one of the best light duty folding utility knives. The quick change mechanism is easy to use and secure. The button lock is strong and easy to operate. The ball bearing pivot is smooth. The handle is comfortable and slightly larger than many other knives in this category allowing you to get a good grip. This is a nice pocket knife or craft knife, if you want a construction site beater this is not for you. Highly recommend

Very stylish, smooth action, button lock utility knife that requires no tools to change the blade! It's difficult to find a nice utility knife that folds, locks in place, looks nice, slim bodied, operates with one hand, and fully lives up to it's claims.THIS IS THAT KNIFE! Love it!

I have had a Milwaukee fastback for years and have always wished it was a little smaller for EDC. Enter this knife. Super fast one handed open/close operation, and I love the feel of the titanium. It really feels like a premium product.I’ve had a lot of pocket knives over the years but always gravitate towards box cutters so I don’t have to worry about keeping them sharp.If you’re in the market for a knife like this, this is the best one I’ve personally used.

Well the part that holds the actual blade is Ti, the scales are Aluminum (which is why the doc of one star). Very smooth action and if you like to figit with knives this is a perfect one to use...hold the button and give a slight flick of your wrist and blade is deployed. Hold button and blade falls by itself back into the handle. The barrel locking mechanism sits perfectly in a recessed cutout in the blade for solid lockup and retention. Def worth the cost of admission..wish the whole thing was Ti... would gladly pay more for the full Ti construction if ever there's an option in the future.

The first thing I noticed was the packaging was very nice and could make a very nice gift without the added hassle of wrapping it up. The knife itself is very high quality, good fit & finish and while I wouldn't say "premium" I would definitely say it punches well above the $30 that it cost me. I also like it's slim profile. It fits into the pocket without extra bulk. My favorite feature, however, is the blade exposure is almost twice the length of a standard box knife. It has always frustrated me that I only got to use about 2/3 of the sharp edge of a utility blade.

Nice and lightweight

A very nice looking utility knife with a big problem. The blade is very wobbly in the housing. At this price it should been work of art. The Milwaukee Fastback @$8 yes $8 at home depot when on sale is superior to this thing. If you want a real titanium utility knife get the Tirant Razor V3. It has zero issues and you can throw this across the road and it will still perform. Tirant also has exceptional customer service. This junk does not.

I really like this knife. It's super lightweight and works well. Comes nicely packaged and the fit and finish are superb. The whole "titanium" thing is a little gimmicky since only the blade holder apparently is titanium, although the aluminum bits are very well anodized. Nice that it comes with spare blades as well. As far as functionality goes, it does a good job, especially for Every Day Carry. Small enough to just slip into a pocket with no issues. It's almost a little too small in my opinion but that's typical of most EDC items. There are some drawbacks to this knife though. The belt clip kind of sucks. After one day of clipping to my belt, the belt clip is already stretched out and no longer lays against the knife. I can't bend it back but luckily it appears to be removable so i'll have to try taking it off and bending and putting it back on. Also, the blade does lock in the open position but not in a folded position. There is a small detent to keep it from flopping open accidentally but it really needs to be able to be fully locked closed for me to feel safe having it in my pocket. Comparing it to my trusty Milwaukee, it's shorter, lighter, and looks way better but so far not quite as comfortable to use, especially due to the short size and less than perfect ergonomics (squared off short design). Overall, i do like this knife even given it's drawbacks. For EDC emergency use, it's not ba bad option but it's not going to replace something like my Milwaukee as a daily use knife.