As mentioned, this utility knife’s simplicity makes for a functional boone. However, that minimalism also clearly extends to the styling. The sleek titanium exterior is marred only by a slight ...

Utility knife blades are also hidden in their handle when not in use, so you can safely store, transport or carry one in your pocket and still produce a razor-sharp blade with the flick of your thumb.

Yet it still works with standard-sized utility blades and even has a handy quick-release to make replacing them a snap. EDC Monster’s Phantom 2 is the perfect EDC utility knife for folks who love ...

Turning rebar into a Wootz steel Kiridashi knife is a powerful demonstration of craftsmanship and resourcefulness. The ...

TITANER Titanium EDC utility knife with retractable blade 12:17 pm July 11, 2024 By Julian Horsey When it comes to everyday carry (EDC) tools, versatility and durability are key.

Clockwise from top: The Fiskars folding utility knife has tool-free blade changing; Stanley’s 99E is a decades-old design still going strong; ToughBuilt’s tool is both a razor scraper and a ...

Then, they fashioned a super simple tension bar to hold a range of standard utility knife blades in place. A hole at the top of the knife allows it to be attached to a lanyard or keychain.

Utility knife blades are also hidden in their handle when not in use, so you can safely store, transport or carry one in your pocket and still produce a razor-sharp blade with the flick of your thumb.