OKNIFE U1 Pro Multitool Folding Utility Knife with Folding Screwdriver, Quick Change Blade, Rail Lock & Pocket Clip for Men Women (Green Micarta)

I used to carry regular folding knives from the likes of Benchmade, CRKT, etc... However, I found that the reason I used a blade 99% of the time was for opening boxes. This sort of task dulls up a knife bland and gets it covered in tape. I started using utility knives at home to open boxes and just stopped carrying a knife. While looking for a good folding utility knife, most of them are pretty terrible. The Gerber I have is okay, but very basic, small, and kind of ugly. This Oknife is perfect (well, nearly so!). I love that it has more of the blade exposed so it looks and performs more like a 'real' knife. That blade exposure means I could see myself doing things like cutting an apple or other things with this knife that I would not do with your typical utility knife. It also just looks better that most utility knives. The micarta is a very nice material. The lock seems solid. I absolutely LOVE that it comes with a bit driver. The only other tool I use more than a utility knife is a screwdriver. So this has me covered. Pros + Beautiful design + Solidly built with attention to detail (honestly I could see this knife being sold for $75 easily) + Great materials + Takes regular blades (although only 1 is included with the knife) Cons / improvements - Although the design is nice, it would be amazing if there was another way to hold the blade in place besides the screw. That screw on the side does prevent you from using it completely like a regular knife as you can't slice through something thick without hitting it. The screw is low profile, and I don't know of another design that could work, but it's the only thing about the blade mechanism I don't love. - It would be cool if there were some tweezers in the handle. Overall I can't imagine a better folder pocket utility knife. It's a beautiful knife that you don't have to maintain the blade (just replace it!) and you always have a bit driver on you.

This is much better than my Fastback. A very compact and light utility knife. I love the stability screw holding the blade firm from wiggling. The knife comes with a tool that works with the knurled know to tighten our loosen the retaining screw. Personally, once I've loosened the screw with the tool, I find it can hand tighten the screw well enough to keep the blade firm and still manually loosen it without the tool, although the tool is a nice touch for those who really want to crank down on the blade or keep your fingers safely away from thr blade. Just be careful not to lose the retaining screw tool because it doesn't load into the knife body, it's completely separate One of my biggest complaint about the Fastback solved by this knife is lost tool bits. I constantly lose the Fastback tool bit, but don't have a problem losing the bit because it is fully captured in the body when closed. The Fastback tool bit is always exposed and uses an unreliable spring collar to keep the tool but retained. Action is smooth and effortless and the blade locks open until you pull the release lever. The clip on the knife is smooth and doesn't snag my pant pocket. I am tempted to get a couple more as gifts.

Love this thing use it daily to cut up all kinds of cardboard and this little box cutter is holding up pretty well after 4 month of constant use. The blade is sturdy and never loosens by itself. The built in Phillips annd flathead are also quite useful. It Also looks pretty rad in the pink.

Coming from the no pro version of this knife, I'd say its well worth the upgrade. The knife itself is very solid for a very small folding utility knife. On the previous version and this one, I have never had any issues with the blade coming out when I didn't want it to. The opening action is very smooth, just as smooth as sever hundred dollar benchmade knives that I own with the same locking action. Blade changes are very easy with the included tool or I tend to use a small pair of pliers (that's what I usually have on me). And the screwdriver, It comes in handy more than you'd think. Its not big enough to drive any crazy screws, but remotes, controllers, kids toys it works perfect for. To fit the screwdriver in the handle, Oknife lengthened the grip. This does take up more room in your pocket from the previous version, but I think that little bit extra makes it way more comfortable in the hand. Now for a few cons. The screwdriver bit is just retained with a magnet. Sometimes it can fall out and be a slight annoyance. The blade locking screw can strip if over tightened. On a previous model, I had over tightened the locking screw and rendered the knife useless. Looking at them both, the Pro version seems to use the exact same locking screw. I imagine this issue could extend to this model. Overall, great little knife.

I decided to pick up a couple of these as gifts and was not disappointed. Action works smooth and the micarta handle has good grip. I like the little tool and the fact that you can replace it with your own bit. The only thing I wish the tool did better is the tension screw for the blade. Though it comes with a tool it's not stored on the knife itself. If it did that would be great. If not, it would be good if they replaced the screw with a slotted one so you could use any old tool to loosen/tighten. I have it a 5 because 4.5 wasn't an option because of that screw but overall, it's a great little utility knife that sits well on the pocket and the clip has good tension to hold it secure.

Have used it for a couple days now. Working construction. Great utility knife laser is quite sharp. Durability and weight is definitely there. Handles a little small for my hand but overall I'm happy with it

Good quality knife. Good action, practical applications with the screwdrivers included and replaceable blade, but a little slimmer and nicer than something like a Milwaukee Fastback