Slice Manual Metal-Handle Utility Knife

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The Slice Metal-Handle Manual Utility Knife is a superior cutting tool that prioritizes safety without compromising on performance. Its innovative design, coupled with the revolutionary ceramic blade technology, makes it an essential addition to my toolbox. This utility knife will exceed your expectations and elevate your cutting experience.

I have been looking to replace my average and infuriating regular utility knife, where the metal blade likes to slip during cutting and threaten me with bodily harm and unnecessary aggravation....and this is PERFECT. I'm starting to really solidify my romance with ceramic blades. I started with the tiny slicer, which opens all of my Amazon boxes effortlessly, and have since purchased several other knives from this line, including the "Exacto" version and this utility knife. And I LOVE them. This cuts cardboard effortlessly, and yet will not take off my finger if I use it like an idiot (we all have those days). It's effective, doesn't rust (no more panicky calls to the doctor's for the date of my most recent tetanus shot), and slices cleanly and easily through the work. GAME CHANGER.

Good and ideal knife as I work in a warehouse as a line operative that requires me to have a safety knife, this works great for opening boxes and cutting them down etc. Slices through cardboard so easily :)

There are a couple things to review with this knife -- the handle and the single included blade. The main cost is the handle, which is more ergonomic than any I have tried. For some reason, most utility knives do not fit the hand well. This is shaped more like a crafting tool. It is sturdy, though not as rugged as my generic style all-metal knife. Loading new blades is done in the typical way, and a holder for extra blades is included. That holder is a little less safe to work with than the standard type that is stored in one half of the knife. The included ceramic "safety" blade is interesting. I don't know if I like it, with the main drawback being that there is no sharp corner at the end, which is a feature I use a lot for things like plunge cutting into a material with a normal metal blade. On the positive side, it stays in good shape for a longer time when used for basic things like breaking down boxes. It is also less likely to result in a cut finger. I think more than one blade should be included. Overall, a somewhat quirky option for a utility knife, with the main appeal to me being ergonomics. Otherwise, I would go with the traditional type.