Superknife !

[rebeltf]

http://www.superknife.com/

Saw this little joy in a magazine ad and thought I'd share it. Pretty nice for doing chores you dont want to 'dull' your EDC with , and not too expensive
Gonna try and find one after work and see how it holds up to some boxes and such at home.

 

[Don Luis]

If I remember correctly there's been a few threads about this, a search may bring up some info, here's a review by UnknownVT from about a year ago:

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=307007

Luis

 

[rebeltf]

Ah ! thanks. I did a search and nothing came up , for some reason search rarely works on here for me.

 

[silenthunterstudios]

I was going to buy it, but I just have too many knives that can be used for purposes the Superknife was made to do. BTW, I still have my old Walmart issue box cutter knife, and I should still have that in my toolbox, buried under a ton of crap in the shed. The ergonomics of it are great, and the blades can be bought anywhere, but I have a stack of fresh ones for it, again, probably in the toolbox. It's definitely above the dollar store box cutters quality wise.

 

[Cougar Allen]

 

[stevekt]

I have an Original Superknife and a Superknife Edge. Both are great for warehouse type work. I like the Superknife more than the Sheffield box cutter because it is slimmer, lighter, and easier to open and close. I carry my Superknife along with a SAK and a small locking folder at work. I believe superknife.com has the best price.

 

[yuzuha]

Never bothered to look into it but this place http://www.specialtyblades.com/materials/ makes all kinds of blades in various types of stainless, 440V, A2, A11, O1, D2, S7, M2 and M4 tool steel, carbide, and zirconium ceramic in standard shapes that will probably fit some of those knives (always hated the way those box-cutter type blades dulled so fast)

 

[stevekt]

I wanted to add that for an $11 knife, quality is pretty much hit and miss. I just got 2 more Superknives which brings my total to 4. My black and silver knives are 100% perfect with a smooth opening and a distinct "click" during lock up, no bladeplay at all. The blue is acceptable with a bit of bladeplay and the red is pretty sloppy but not enough to be unsafe. The silver is the original Superknife with the partial liner and allen key blade replacement. The others are the Superknife Edge with full liner and tool-less blade change. I have not handled a SK2 Roundel.