OLITANS T058 Folding Scalpel Knife, 3.6'' Titanium alloy handle, with 10pcs #60 Stainless Steel Blade, Utility EDC Pocket Knife with Back Clip 1.4oz

I love this little thing, best box opener you can get IMO. It's so light, you will not notice it in your pocket. I have a little zip pocket on most my pants and shorts that this lives in and I frequently send it through the wash because I can't feel it when I'm going through the pockets before putting my clothes in the wash. The titanium and stainless don't mind and don't rust. And it's ready to go already in my pocket when I need it lol. I've actually considered buying one for each of my pants and shorts with the zippered pocket so I can just leave it in there and not worry about accidentally forgetting it at home in the wrong pants. The blade is really easy to deploy with the flipper on the back, stays locked into position nice. Easy to close with the frame lock. The bearing action is smooth and it has a nice detent to keep the blade in its un-deployed state while pocketed. It's very convenient to be able to swap out the blades like you would with other utility knives, immediately on site, no bothering with a sharpener. The blades are VERY sharp out of the box, but they will dull kinda quick. Over all it's a great small tiny light-weight knife, you won't even notice it in your pocket until you need it. You can keep it in that tiny pocket in your jeans or any other small pockets you have.

Okay... I'm a knife guy. And Benchmade this is not. But.... I love this little guy! It's smaller than your normal carry knives, but not as small as your dad's little fingernail cleaner Case. It just about the perfect "small knife" for light cutting chores. It'd be an AWESOME precision skinning knife... and as a cutting knife, you won't beat it... but it will not work at all for scraping or pulling (like when peeling an apple). Sideways pressure is not It's thing. I find it a bit too light for peeling apples the old-fashioned way, but it'll slice them like butter! I haven't had any issues with blade retention and blade changes are a snap. It looks pretty cool and everyone that's looked at it loves it. It is SUPER light in weight and a really good medium size pocket knife.

I was pleasantly surprised by the overall quality of construction. The blade is nowhere near scalpel sharp. My knives that I sharpen myself are sharper.

This folding scalpel knife is a fantastic little tool, perfect for EDC or various tasks around the house. Its compact size makes it easy to carry in your pocket or attach to a keychain using the included loop. The flip mechanism works smoothly, just push the tab on the back to open it, and push against the locking bar to close. The blades are razor-sharp and use a standard #24 design, making replacements readily available. It’s especially handy that it comes with 10 extra blades right out of the box. Swapping the blades might feel tricky at first, but once you figure out the technique (tilt slightly and pull to remove, then snap a new one in place), it’s simple and secure. All in all, this knife is highly functional and reliable for precision cutting tasks, and very very sharp, as advertised. Definitely recommended!

I love these scalpel knives. Never have to sharpen a blade again. This one is sturdy, reliable and very lightweight. The flipper opens the blade rapidly . This is Exactly what I was looking for and because it’s made from titanium which is great for EDC, this is the reason I spent the extra money on it.

I've got several titanium folding scalpels like this. I use them in my business as exacto knives for cutting paper. I use a #26 blade with these, and they make great exacto knives. They're easy to whip out to use and put away quickly. I also carry one every day on my pants with a #60 blade. I recommend the blades from "Havalon". They're thicker and less likely to break if cutting something tough. They fit the handle very well. I've got several different kinds of folding scalpels with a pocket clip and fast spring action opening. I'd say this is the best in terms of its size, usability with #60 blades, low weight, pocket clip, and quality. There are a million different knives like this. I've already bought three of this exact kind, one I carry every day. Please OLITANS, keep making this knife. It's great.

The entire unit appears to be well-made and of solid, reliable material. However, I can only give this 3-stars solely on the fact that there is NOTHING, ANYWHERE, WHATSOEVER, that gives instructions or video, or illustrations on how to mount the blade. Given the slot is extremely tight, the blades are slick in lube from the package, and you have a tiny section to pinch with your fingertips next to a literal razor edge, you'd think this company would make sure this operation would go smooth as possible given the elevated risk of serious injury. But... nope, nothing. They even print a little accordion booklet but somehow managed to include everything except instructions, or just perhaps a link to a video, ANYTHING. Long story short I spent an insane amount of my time trying to force this thing in, almost sliced my finger, searched the internet for actual instructions, only to find out one edge of the little blade was chipped and would not go in. I have no idea why companies INTENTIONALLY leave out things like this these days in products, but please, STOP, the profit margin cannot be that crucial for a tad more ink.

I use it every day. I keep saying I'll change the blade soon but it keeps the edge so good I haven't had to yet. At this point I don't even know where I put them it's been so long.