WORKPRO Folding Utility Knife, Quick-Change Box Cutter, Blade Storage in Handle with 5 Extra Blades Included

This is a excellent box cutter , Has a nice soft light rubber grip feel, also a round grip landing pad for your thumb changing the blade is supper easy, also comes with extra blades that very sharp and last a long time, WORKPRO Tools are good quality tool's for the price shipping was fast , This utility KNIFE with quick Chang blade is perfect for carrying or great addition to any tool box . ...

Its nice simple and ease of use and very sharp and sturdy strong

Works great and is extremely handy

Love the product just wish the adhesive used for the rubber thumb grip was better as the rubber falls off after a while.

The WORKPRO Folding Utility Knife is built for efficiency and safety. It features a quick-change mechanism for easy blade swaps and integrated storage in the handle for up to 5 extra blades. The heavy-duty aluminum body and secure folding lock make it a durable choice for opening boxes or tough cutting tasks.

Good.

Heavy‑duty box cutter from Workpro, and honestly a little masterpiece. It feels solid in the hand, cuts clean, and the built‑in compartment for extra blades makes it even better. A dependable tool that’s ready whenever you need it.

UPDATE 3/4/20: The company contacted me and after explaining what was wrong with the knife, they sent a replacement. So I upgraded my review from 3 stars to 5. Anybody can make a dud from time to time, and the real proof of a good company is how they back up their products. I can't complain about promptly contacting me and also quickly sending out a replacement. That's how to do business! The replacement worked properly BTW! (Original Review) I really like the pocket clip, the blade storage and the folding design. I feels heavy and sturdy and would hold up well for cutting thick materials like linoleum or thick leather. But...I had to repair it right after I opened it, hence the three stars. If you want 4 or 5 stars, your product ought to function out of the box without immediate repairs being required as soon as you open it. I'm not so sure about the blade changing procedure. You can see that there's a small hole drilled in the blade holder, and a corresponding divot in the little clip that rotates out of the way allowing the side with the hole to rotate in the other direction which then uncovers the back half of the blade. As you can see in the photos, mine came with the retainer clip bent so far in I was almost unable to open it to change the blade and when I tried to close it, I couldn't get it closed at all with just my fingers. I was afraid to put too much force for fear I might slip and cut my finger. After I looked at it really close, I could see where the divot on the clip actually dug into the knife. Then looking closer you can see that the corner where the little nub or divot that keeps the clip from freely moving open and closed is bent inward. It is pretty hard steel (which is good) but made it kind of hard to bend back with pliers. I don't know how many blade changes I will get before that divot rubs a deep track into the blade tip and then will get loose and not hold the blades in very well. That remains to be seen. I don't know if my experience is a one-off thing caused by someone getting overzealous with a punch or if they are poorly made.