The Stanley 10-499 is a common inhabitant of ... Greenlee’s Heavy-Duty Folding Utility Knife is a large knife that can store five additional blades. Unfortunately, there is no belt hook, and ...

Thomas Hengge Clockwise from top: The Fiskars folding utility knife has tool-free blade changing; Stanley’s 99E is a decades-old design still going strong; ToughBuilt’s tool is both a razor ...

For less than 10 bucks, Husky’s folding-style utility knife is a solid pick for ... it’s no surprise this no-nonsense utility knife from Stanley has stood the test of time. The steel handle is a ...

The Classic 99 from Stanley features blades made of carbon ... The Milwaukee 48-22-1505 Fastback 6-in-1 folding utility knife is a particular favorite among DIYers and tool review publications ...

A gorgeous tribute to Stanley’s legendary 299 ... the brand also offers the folding Ti Utility Knife. Another “old standard” of the EDC utility knife world, Gerber’s Prybrid looks to capitalize on the ...

A utility knife – ‘Stanley knife’ to many – has long ... while some come with folding handles and most include retractable blades. We’ve tested eight folding and fixed utility knives ...

Using the best utility knife (also known as a box cutter) is crucial, as they’re one of the most useful and versatile tools you can have around the house. Their short, extremely sharp blades and ...

One is useful, one is not. One will break, one should last. The Stanley FatMax Retractable Utility Knife Do not buy this utility knife. It’s cheaply constructed, has a clumsy blade changing ...

A smart piece of design that combines the virtues of a fixed-blade folding knife with those of a slide mechanism. Works well in either orientation. Our only complaint is that it's a bit difficult ...