Box Cutter, 4-Pack Tough Folding Box Cutter for Heavy Duty Purpose, Razor Sharp Blade, Comfortable Handle, with Extra 10-Piece Blades, Can cut Drywall, Sheet Plastic, Linoleum, Boxes, Rope

"Nine Fingers," a character in Joe Abercrombie books says you can never have too many knives and I concur. I was going to write that I have bought these 3 times when I discovered it was 4 times in like 3 years. If you are looking for a wood courved contoured handle, top of the line utility knife that everyone wants to marvel over and borrow, this is not the knife for you. BUT, if holds a knife securely, is easy to change a blade, does not get too gummed up even when carving (yes carving) drywall, does not break when dropped often, doesn't jab you in the butt when you keep in your pocket, AND THE BEST part, no one wants to borrow because the colors make it look like like cheap crap, this is spot on. . They are cheap and if you are like me who drops the knife under a deck, under a floor, into a floor joist with insulation or one of your creepions swipes it from you and would rather write off the $1.50 rather than fish for it, look for it, or throttle your kids for taking it, THIS IS THE KNIFE FOR YOU!!! Your welcome

Who knew I would start to like having these in my pocket or purse all the time? Once I started carrying one I found more uses for it. Now I’ve got one in the car, my purse, my toolbox, and my pocket. I love the foldable feature since it keeps the blade covered completely.

These box cutters are super sharp! I purchased one box cutter last year which cost more than the 4 box cutters. These box cutters work really well. They are a great deal!

How to close the knife is obscure, tricky, and not documented. Eventuallyfigured it out. One side has a piece of very stiff plastic attached at oneend. A guess is that the plastic is to permit holding a knife by belt andborrowed from a somewhat similar US Milwaukee Tool knife. But theseChinese knives come with some short, very effective, but scary sharp bladesand with some spare blades. For cutting cardboard boxes back to justflat pieces of cardboard, for nearly all common cardboard, one of theseknives is faster than the DeWALD oscillating tool with semi-circular blades.For either, got some A 9 or some such high end gloves claimed to stopknives, saw blades, etc. and glad I did. Use these knives with the oldchildhood advice to cut pushing away not pulling toward. They are scary sharpand for the right projects are a good tool.

Everybody needs a box cutter.And you cannot get any cheaper than these, plus, you get enough to share with someone else, or to keep one in the kitchen and one in the garage or your toolbox. I keep the plastic protector over the blade, as I am prone to bleeding from the slightest cut. Nice safety feature I might add.If you order a lot of stuff off Amazon, you have a supply of boxes to put in the trash, and most could be cut down in some way. Even the ones you save can store better when flat, so think about doing it instead of throwing them into the closet. Tape is easy to apply as well, when reusing the boxes.

Do what they are supposed to do. Appropriately priced for the decent quality and quantity. Easy to open and close. Easy to change blades.

Nice set. Handles are plastic. Not highest quality. Good for needs in a home setting. Would recommend for home use, not for business or high usage.

These are so easy to use and identify , it comes with extra blades but I hadn’t had the need to use them