OKNIFE U1 Pro Folding Utility Knife with Folding Screwdriver, Quick Change Blade, Rail Lock and Pocket Clip for Men and Women (Donut Type)

Una herramienta excelentemente diseñada, hay pocas herramientas para este tipo de navajas que aprovechen el filo de la mejor manera además de que es mucho más difícil que se mande a la fregada el filo tiene muy buena sensación y es práctica además de resistente

Best knife for someone with glasses and needs to tighten them and needs to cut boxes

Love it! size: a little small, but somehow still fits perfectly. Im a big man 6'3" so Genuinely perfect for a woman or a smaller handed man handle: honest feels great in hand, the little guard prevents slip in the wrong direction Missed Opportunity: the tightening screw should have had a flat head opening. that way you dont need that little weird tool to open it.

The OKnife U1 Pro has won out as my every day carry. The thumb stud is eminently flickable, and I am generally a fan of the "tool-less" clip for the blade that both reveals more of the razor and is fairly easy to change (it's not really tool-less, as you'll almost certainly want to use the included lever to really tighten it all the way down, but in a pinch you could probably get away with hand-tightening). Personally, I appreciate the simplicity of carrying a utility-blade knife. It's (usually) not as stylish as a "real" knife, but I carry my knife to use it -- being able to keep it sharp with a low-effort blade change and not needing to worry about "ruining" the blade means I use it for everything (except food). The addition of the bit driver is what makes this my top EDC choice. I also carry the Oknife 12-piece bit set (which I would strongly recommend if you purchase this knife). This combination allows me to work with a lot of fastener use-cases without having to go get my tools, and removing this hurdle often means I fix something when I see it vs. making a mental note to do it later. The bits aren't full-size like the Milwaukee Fastback, almost certainly an inspiration for this knife -- but the Oknife is also significantly less bulky. The bits aren't always the exactly what I would want for the problem at hand but generally are enough for the kind of small tasks that you would want to do without a full toolbox. You get some nice variety with the separately-sold 12 bit pack (including a pencil!) and I like knowing I'm covered there, but you could probably get away without it as I use the included philips/flat 90% of the time (allen/hex bit is the other one I'll generally use). I like to run a ceramic blade in mine which seems to hold it's sharpness for near forever (although chips easy) -- I recommend giving them a shot. The only thing I'd love to see is maybe a flipper tab/push-button release for the utility blade (I really liked this on my Ti Oknife U1), and possibly some ultra-lightweight scales (carbon or al? I would love to minimize my pocket weight). The only thing that could beat this for me is a knife with the same features but a bit more style to it -- and so far, that doesn't exist.

I work as a pipefitter. I use this daily for the last year. The screwdriver and flat head has held up amazing. The tool will not break. Under stress from twisting with the screwdriver the handles don’t flex nor break. It’s compact and light and you can’t even tell it’s on you. BUY IT. best tool I’ve purchased and will only buy another once they get rid of the proprietary tool to change the blade. That is my only problem with it.