Harita Box Cutter Utility Knife cardboard cutter craft knife Quick Change Blades, Back-lock Mechanism, Portable Belt Clip, with 5-piece Extra Blades, Green

Very nice knife for the price

Esperaba que fuese un poco más grande, pero luce genial..

I bought this knife instead of the Vickay one because the image shows no branding on it. The knife does say Vickay on it though. That's a little annoying, so I dropped one star.Other than that, it seems to be a great knife so far. Opens and closes easily and the button to change the blade works well.

Excellent knife and size for working. Thinking of getting a few more in different colors

Good built quality.

Bulky and locks in the closed position. I don't really like it and it should be cheaper. Functions as it should though.

I have to start this with saying that I haven’t used it yet, but starting with the packaging, I’m impressed. Upon unpacking, the cutter is attractive, sturdy and looks like it will do the job well. I’ll update my review if it disappoints me and also want to add that I’m a weekend warrior, not someone who will be using this daily.

The media could not be loaded.  I’ve got a few different types of these folding utility knives with the quick-change blade systems. I’m not really a fan of my knives locking when closed, unless they’re automatics. This one does, but it’s still become one of my favorites. Here’s why.SMALL SIZE. Fits in my pocket with or without clipping it, without a big bulge.ERGONOMIC. Feels good in my hand, and both the button location and thumb stud are located where I can open and close it one-handed pretty easily.NO SPINE SPRING. There is no spine lock or spring to this knife, which is why it locks both open and closed. The knife arm swings freely, and although it’s a little snug when you first open it up, other than that lock, there’s nothing stopping it from swinging open in your pocket.ONE-HANDED OPERATION. Since there’s no spine spring, with a little practice you can open and close it one-handed. You can open it slowly and deliberately one handed, or you can push the button, and whip it open with a flick of your wrist. Cool.BLUE COLOR. This is just my personal preference. I love blue, and it sticks out to my eye more than red, or pretty much any other color. I can easily find it lying where I shouldn’t have left it.BLADE CHANGES. It has a nice wide button you push to change blades. I have others with a spring loaded stud there, which is finicky and sharp on your finger. This one has a longer, rounded button that is much easier to operate.CONSTRUCTION. I like that it’s got aluminum scales/handles, and I like the design of them. I like that all the screws are Torx, and that I can tighten them. The remainder of the body is stainless steel, so it won’t rust in my humid garage.BELT CLIP. The belt clip is designed and curved nicely. All the edges are soft, and I can get it in and out of my pocket easily. It’s strong, and connected by three Torx screws that go through the aluminum scales and into the steel liner.SIZE AND WEIGHT. This is a meaty knife, and it feels sturdy and substantial. It weighs 131 grams, or 0.286 lbs, or 4.6 oz. Length is 97.5 mm/3.84 in., width is 14.6 mm/0.57 in. not including the button and clip, and 21.6 mm/0.85 in. with them. Overall length opened is 157mm/6.25 in. to the tip of the blade.Pros+ All of the above.+ Comes with a pack of 5 extra blades.Cons- No on-board extra blade storage.- Belt clip on wrong end, and since I’m wrong-handed, the wrong side.