MOSSY OAK 2-pack Folding Pocket Utility Knife Set, Quick Change Box Cutter with Frame Lock, EDC Foldable Razor Knife with Belt Clip, Stone Washed

What I like most about these are how compact they are. While I’m working I carry a Milwaukee Fastback and a regular liner lock knife with a drop point blade ≈ 3-3.5” long in my back right pocket. The Milwaukee is a great knife that holds up to abuse and fits the hand well which allows a lot of leverage and is comfortable use. However, that Milwaukee isn’t always available. My coworker frequently doesn’t have his knife on him and so he borrows mine. Also, sometimes I may be sitting or laying on my back in a VERY tight space that makes it nearly impossible to get to my back pocket. I can reach into my hip pocket or a little pocket near my knee and pull this little thing out. Yep, this thing fits in that little hip pocket that’s useless for anything else. What’s more, it works pretty darn well too. Since it’s smaller it doesn’t fill up your hand so it’s difficult to bear down absolutely as hard as you can if that’s what you’re trying to do. However, it does hold up to bearing down as hard as you can. The blade retention mechanism is a little different than on bigger knives and it requires your attention and using your thumbnail to manipulate but it works just fine. I have yet to have the blade come out unexpectedly or, really, to have any difficulties with it. Razor knives are exceptionally useful and this one is a great, light little compact version to slip in your hip pocket, in a bag or to keep on you as a backup. Despite its size it performs well too.

love these. they're the right mix of inexpensive, simple to use, compact (not bulky), and efficient. I've purchased maybe.. 3 or 4 sets of these. and there's 2 per set! :-D 1 for the shop, 1 for the pocket, 1 for the car, 1 backup, the rest for friends and family. the dark color blends well with black jeans, clip keeps it at the top of the pocket. buy your own blades, they slide in super easy, by lifting the side of the blade holder with your thumb. BUT... I've never had it 'slip' accidentally into an 'open' or 'blade release' state, unlike some other, larger pocket knife style holders. I've left those behind. this is now my EDC. for tough cutting jobs (carpet, etc) I use a much larger razor holder, but for edc, you can't beat these. not only are they inexpensive and unobtrusive, they're function and reliability is just awesome so far. (2 years carrying them daily). so, yeah, can't say enough good things about them. and, I think more importantly, I can't say anything bad about them. so... "you can't go wrong with these" would be a good phrase, of course, depending on your use case. but if you like have a sharp blade available all the time, this is definitely the way to go. no maintenance, simple, 2 second blade change, no failure for lock or blade hold.

Best pocket razor on market. Simple, small, and effective.

Great rigid little box cutters. I don’t think its talked about enough however, the blades can unlatch from the locking mechanism fairly easily. Pictured is the back stop for the blade which presses against the sloped section of the back of your razor blade. If you push the blade into the knife hard enough, the stop will slide up the slope of the blade which pushes the top lock of the blade up and unlocks the blade. I’ve pulled the blade right out a few times when its caught in some material.

So far so good. I bought these after the Milwaukee Fastback I've carried daily for several years finally broke. I carry a drill hooked on to my pocket at work most days so I was looking for something small but sturdy and this seems to be exactly what I was looking for. The price was great it's just a very cool very well built EDC utility knife.

Excellent no-nonsense utility knife. Lightweight, a nonchalant size, and made of a descent material from what I could tell. I bought this 2-pack for my partner and myself to wear daily for our jobs. Somehow in seperate incidents, we both managed to lose ours and I came right back for another set. Since the finish isn't super shiny, these don't stand out in a pocket as much as the shinier finishes, which we prefer. Thanks Mossy Oak!

I like the deep pocket carry of the clip, the minimalistic style, light weight of this knife. It is just about as wide as it needs to be to incorporate a frame lock, but nothing much beyond that. Good design.

When changing the blade with knife fully unfolded, often the frame lock will "jump the gap", locking it in the open position, and cannot unlock to fold the knife. Required disassembly/reassembly to reset the mechanism. TIP: When changing the blade, unfold the knife only half-way, or thereabouts -- *not* fully open. That way, when releasing the blade to slide out, the frame lock will not jump the gap. Other than that tip, the blade is very easy to replace -- push up the little tab, the blade slides right out to be reversed or replaced. Overall: Had the knife about a year now. Very handy. Nice and small and compact. Being accustomed to using a Kershaw Speedsafe assisted-opening pocket knife, this Mossy Oak Folding Utility Knife at first seemed rather slow to open -- but, after using it a few times, it felt faster, very convenient, plenty fast enough. I use it all the time at work, and so I make sure to carry it plus a spare to work. Great value at $12 for two knives.