The Click-N-Cut knife from cold steel features three different blades that can easily be exchanged via a system, not unlike that on a lockback knife. The three blades are a drop point, reverse tanto, and a serrated reverse tanto. Replacement blades can be purchased separately. Includes a sheath.
I got this free as part of the Father's Day week bonus giveaways when I bought another Cold Steel (check out the Pro Lite), and I must say I would not have been disappointed with the $25 price tag.
Pros: Light utility knife with on-the-fly replaceable blade changes, tri-ad locking system for safety/security in hand, quick-and-easy to sharpen/strop blades (after the task) that are NOT disposable wimpy
Cons: The front index finger choil is almost too deep that it forces your hand into a slight forward cant that isn't the most natural grip, the velcro that holds the handle/blade in place is wimpy and is already losing traction after just a couple months.
If I was cutting rolls of carpet and I knew I would be hitting nails/concrete, I would use this all day and keep a handful of blades on me to replace during the job, and then sharpen them up easily at the end of the week. It is definitely a functional tool.
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Capt D.
06-12-2020
Make it a folder with a pocket clip.
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The Click-N-Cut knife from cold steel features three different blades that can easily be exchanged via a system, not unlike that on a lockback knife. The three blades are a drop point, reverse tanto, and a serrated reverse tanto. Replacement blades can be purchased separately. Includes a sheath.
I got this free as part of the Father's Day week bonus giveaways when I bought another Cold Steel (check out the Pro Lite), and I must say I would not have been disappointed with the $25 price tag.
Pros: Light utility knife with on-the-fly replaceable blade changes, tri-ad locking system for safety/security in hand, quick-and-easy to sharpen/strop blades (after the task) that are NOT disposable wimpy
Cons: The front index finger choil is almost too deep that it forces your hand into a slight forward cant that isn't the most natural grip, the velcro that holds the handle/blade in place is wimpy and is already losing traction after just a couple months.
If I was cutting rolls of carpet and I knew I would be hitting nails/concrete, I would use this all day and keep a handful of blades on me to replace during the job, and then sharpen them up easily at the end of the week. It is definitely a functional tool.
Pros: Light utility knife with on-the-fly replaceable blade changes, tri-ad locking system for safety/security in hand, quick-and-easy to sharpen/strop blades (after the task) that are NOT disposable wimpy
Cons: The front index finger choil is almost too deep that it forces your hand into a slight forward cant that isn't the most natural grip, the velcro that holds the handle/blade in place is wimpy and is already losing traction after just a couple months.
If I was cutting rolls of carpet and I knew I would be hitting nails/concrete, I would use this all day and keep a handful of blades on me to replace during the job, and then sharpen them up easily at the end of the week. It is definitely a functional tool.