WORKPRO Premium Utility Knife Retractable Snap-off Blade, Heavy Duty Aluminum Box Cutter Set, Razor Knife Exacto Craft Knives, with 10 Extra 9mm Blades, Pack of 5

This is a nice set. I'll be using them from everyday diys, to wallpaper. Nice quality and pretty too. The blades are nice and sharp. Comes with extra blades too. Great purchase at a fantastic price. Can't beat it. I'm sure I'll purchase more in the future.♥️

Of the many knives of this type I have used for many years this is by far the best. The secret is the super sharp point set at about 22 degrees vers the 45 degrees of other disposable knives. The handles are brightly colored and that makes them easy to find. A nice product. They came with enough replacement blades to keep them going for a long time.

I was pleasantly surprised by this utility knife—it’s quickly become my favorite. The build quality is excellent, with a mostly metal body that gives it a solid, weighty feel for its size, a big upgrade from the typical plastic versions. It feels durable and professional.The blades themselves are holding up well so far, and I really appreciate the steeper angle at the tip. It allows for greater precision, especially when doing fine or detailed work. That little design detail makes a noticeable difference. As others have mentioned, the locking mechanism could be stronger. It’s not terrible, but it doesn’t inspire complete confidence if you’re putting a lot of pressure on the blade. That said, it hasn’t been a dealbreaker for me, and the overall quality more than makes up for it.If you're looking for a more refined, reliable snap-off utility knife, this one is definitely worth it.

These work well for opening taped seams of boxes and slicing open delivery packages, cutting all sorts of tape, string, smaller rope and bungee cords, performing trimming and some types of detail work, and cutting through thin cardboard. The blades are very sharp and have a sharp angled point, which could come in handy for some detail work. It's not made for scraping because the blade stands up off the surface when the handle is laid down on either side. I do a lot of handy work and I'm sure I'll find other uses.Most utility knives of this size have cheap plastic handles. This holder is mostly metal, but on the thin side with a relatively slick surface. Along with its slim design it's not the easiest to find a firm grip. It's OK for use here and there, but perhaps not the best for use at length such as on the job. Although there is no adjustment for locking the exposed blade in place, it is relatively secure with a small amount of play that should be acceptable for most uses.For those not familiar with this type utility knife, as a blade section becomes dull, you simply snap it off at a perforation (away from you, typically with pliers), and then slide a new blade section forward. When the blade is used up, they are easy to change out by pulling off the back end of the handle. The sliding mechanism operates smoothly. The handle only holds one blade at a time.I have found Workpro's products often better quality, design, and value than most other competing brands online, which are typically Chinese junk. Some of their products are and often as good and sometimes better quality than premium and well-known brands including those of Big Box stores, but cost less, often much less. Most of their products are also made in China. Workpro is not just another Chinese company peddling junk that initially looks to be a good value. I hope the info helps.

These are really good, I will definitely use these as my main cutters. The ratchet mechanism works well, it is secure while cutting boxes and other items. I would say these are a good value because they come with a lot of extra blades. They look very nice also with the anodized alu finish.

Second time I’ve purchased these, they work great ! They break off so each blade can be used multiple times, and it comes with spare blades.

I have a whole drawer full of pocket knives ranging from $20-300. So what did I wind up bringing to work with me? A 79cent box cutter from Harbor Freight. Slim and light as a feather, they disappear in the pocket and are ready whenever I need them, and the ability to snap off little sections of each blade makes them last longer and ensures I always have a fresh sharp blade at the ready. But the ones from Harbor Freight are flimsy and finicky. They often get stuck when trying to open, and the blade rattled around inside so you had to hold it at just the right angle or it would not line up with the opening. The Workpro version has a sturdier aluminum body and easy smooth opening and closing action with very little pressure. Wayy better than that Chinese made junk from Harbor Freight. Oh wait, these are made in China too. We’ll, they’re better anyway. And an excellent value as well. 5 knives and 10 spare blades for less than $9, I am sure to get more than my moneys worth of cutting performance.

Quality is super nice. I enjoy these. Super sharp and very convenient to just have in the tool box glove box or car door