OLFA 9mm Precision Utility Knife (XA-1) - Multi-Purpose Retractable Precision Knife w/ Fiberglass Reinforced Handle & Snap-Off Blade
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Piu
> 3 dayI have had many utility knives with break away blades. This is the best one I have so far. It has a heft, no doube because of the metal body, that makes it feel solid and feel good. I used it a few times and so far so good.
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John M.
> 3 dayBlades break a tad too easy. But pretty sure others due too. The handle is Very nice.
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Beatrice Izzey
Greater than one weekFindable in a drawer full of stainless steel and black writing implements. I have lost so many sleek stainless steel cutters so findability has been a strong selling point. Nice big ergonomic grip too. You dont want to skimp on comfort when you are using this every day. Great value.
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KATHARINA J
> 3 dayI’ve had this knife forever! It’s indestructible and easy and quick to use! I just bought one for my daughters apartment… because we all need this knife for opening all of our Amazon packages!!
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DougChoz
> 3 dayGreat product, well made and uses standard blades. Box cutters like these seemed to have disappeared from the big home improvement stores.
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Fox M.
> 3 dayIncredibly sharp. One of my most used tools in my clinician pouch. Super sharp, comfortable handle without over the top designs. Most other 9mm snap tip box blades I have used are cheap plastic $1 store grab bag items. Its taken a while to find one that is very high quality. Only two drawbacks... 1) The high carbon blade is very sharp, but rusts very easily. After casting in the clinic, I will cut the fiberglass with this with ease, but the blade will start to form a layer of rust on the edge a few hours later, just from the moisture in the cast. 2) If you arent careful, the blade perforations will snap easier than expected, shortening the lifetime of the blade.
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The Other Geek
> 3 dayOver all very nice knife. The so-called end cap blade snapping tool does not break the blade along the scored line. As a testament to how useless it is, the Olfa website recommends using pliers to break off blade segments! Quoting from the Olfa website: the safest and most technically correct way to snap a blade is to either use a pair of pliers or a blade disposal system! Since they apparently advise against using their own blade snapping feature, I deducted 1 star for useless feature.
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J.. Kier
> 3 dayNice and sturdy small cutter.
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fiatowner
Greater than one weekWell-built and stays sharp. As close to a buy-it-for-life razor knife as exists.
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Akuarela
> 3 dayThe only thing I would add is some extra blades to come with it, since I go through lots of blades in short time. The back piece to cut the blade off works well.