When I first saw these, I thought they were a stunt and the dumbest thing imaginable . I was very wrong. They are incredibly handy and effective. I'm, definitely, pleased with mine.

Make fast good cuts on wood, foam, and if need be copper wires.

For many years my go-to for just regular cutting up boxes or whatever was my Leatherman. Thing is, that kind of use wears down the blade. And Leathermans are getting pretty expensive. I saw this knife on a popular youtube channel and ordered it. For 20 bucks it is great. I use this now for just general stuff. Cutting down boxes. Opening boxes. Scraping stuff off the floor that mop wouldn't remove. Stuff like that. The straight blade with 90 degree tip is pretty good for cutting stuff. I often went to my Leatherman blade that has the same 90 degree tip. I just like the cutting angle better while holding it. As far as sharpening and maintaining this thing is easy. The intricate serrated Leatherman blade is a different story. For the price I don't mind doing whatever with this knife. Or any of my Morakniv knives (I've since bought a few other models). They are sturdy, cut well, and inexpensive. Easy to sharpen. If you aren't the type of person to want to sharpen and maintain their knives, well, at least they don't cost so much to replace. For the survivalists with a family, there's an argument to be made to buy 10 of these for $200 than one knife priced at $200. And they make a good $10 pointed knife too. With the different colors I feel like they are less likely to cause emotional issues with others if you need to use them in public. Like at the beach with your food or whatever.

I was hesitating to buy this product for over a year. It sat in my cart for over a year. I didn't think I'd find enough uses and it seemed sort of gimmicky to me. The price started at like $11 and has risen since. I wish I had bought it then. I'm a residential remodeler and I use this thing at least a half dozen times a week. It's well made, strong, and super shape. The only "issue" for me is that it's actually a super dangerous tool. As long as your careful and pay attention to what you're doing, you're fine. This is a finesse tool. The case is well made and the knife actually "locks" in. You can hear a little click when it goes in. However, it slides right out when pulled. I've had this in my toolbag for about 6 months and it's never fallen out of the cover. Again, I wish I had bought this when it was much cheaper, but it's still worth the current price (around $21 I think). I work with another small
Business owner on big projects who is always amazed at how useful this tool is on the job. I purchased one for him for Christmas. It'll make a great gift for a tradesmen, in my opinion.

Could be about an inch longer to make it much more useful. However it will still do what i want it to. It also comes with a sheath that connects to the rest of the series of knives to stack the sheaths or it will attach to a button.