10 BEST EDC Utility Knives | Everyday Carry 2021

[@weavingsteve1707]

I work is a ware house that has a lot of stone dust drifting around. My d2 flipper looses it's edge very quickly. So I use the Gerber prybrid. Great little tool. Changing the inserts is a bit tough on the fingernails, but I feel comfortable knowing it'll never be an issue of falling out, or opening in my pocket. It's practically a must for me in my daily carry now.

[@SeiPokGuy]

I have bought most of these and settled on the Magnus SlideClick. It's the easiest one to use, best blade retention, and doesn't dull the blade on sliding in and out.

[@Chuck2k6]

I work in a warehouse, and use the Gerber. I keep it in a small sheath from another knife. Its weight doesn't bother me. In fact, I like the fact I can feel the knife in my hand. One huge plus is that the pry bar doubles as a box opener. Any knife I don't have to actually open to open a box is a good one, in my books. It's also been dropped, accidentally thrown, and run over by a car. It's still in perfect working order.

[@ajohnson6416]

You may have just saved me money. I have the Gerber as well and it does so much. I guess it's just not as small and pretty as the others. I was going to get either the Exceed Designs Tyrant V2 or the TPT slide.

[@christopherharpster9330]

I'm an electrician, and I carry a Klein Folding Utility knife everyday at work. I absolutely LOVE that knife! Very inexpensive(I think I paid like 20 bucks on Amazon) but it never leaves my pocket of my work pants!

[@dustinsherman449]

I used my Tirant v1 for 6 months before I lost it, bought a V2 as soon as I realized it was gone. Best utility knife hands down I have yet to have a single complaint with either version. Would highly recommend!

[@LarryEMorse]

I have the V 1 and now am thinking about carefully grinding the loop on the end into a usable pry bar.

[@iambobwhoru]

Fully agree! Every time I think I lose my V2 I instantly go to Amazon to start the process of ordering another

[@akapabs108]

TiRant Razor V2 is awesome! If anyone is on the fence about buying one.. just get it you won't regret it. On Amazon you can also buy a carbon fiber replacement front scale which I haven't swapped out just yet just because I'm loving the titanium.. in fact I think I'm going to buy another TiRant V2 that I'm gonna put the carbon fiber scale on, swap out the lanyard backspacer for the pry and use upgraded sk-2 utility blades. Thanks Taylor for your previous utility knives video and this one.. I just may have to get my hands on a TPT slide or perhaps even the Gil-Tek.. Tirant Razor-M is also option.. I may be developing a utility knife addiction which is weird but far less costly than my knife collecting habits.. lol.

[@n.frankliniii3699]

Love when you do the utility knives. I’ve got way more than I need, but they’re so convenient it’s my EDC.

[@eduardocastanon7669]

Gil tek actually sent me a titanium ruk v2 and 2 aluminum ones the black one included. Really nice guy. Very humble

[@PayneP]

the thing about EDC trapezoid box cutter offerings is that I'm using them on paper or abusing them when I'm not carrying or "carrying" (pun) about my normal rig, maybe in an office setting where I don't want to get my tried and true all gummed up on some cardboard tape (yes you already know) or using the blade to cut hosing surgically in a small spot or I'm cutting up something like fishing line where I just need to use it once and put it away, for that purpose I prefer the TI designs TI pocket tool (the OG that doesn't slide). Preferable to the other candidates because it excels in it's niche, it's slimmer than the other offerings and disappears in my billfold, it's easy to open and if I need a bigger tool there's one near by, and best of all I never worry about it opening, I wouldn't bet the broadway on this tool taking more than 20 lbs of stress without wear but for that case the conventional box cutters have that in spades

[@granthaller9544]

I have one made by Axial that is super light and small that I like but I don’t think it’s available anymore. It is one hand slide action, no tools to exchange the blade. It only extends a short distance but for opening boxes and packaging it is great.

[@MrWhatsHappenin]

I loved the Prybrid while I had it, I opened a bag of sand and it was goodbye Gerber. I've since moved to the TiRant Razor V2 and it hasn't left my pocket since I bought it.

[@franz5998]

I paid almost 300 for a RUT because I wanted the seigaiha pattern on it and couldn’t find it cheaper 😅 love it, no regrets.

[@remiangevaare9483]

For the t6 problem i sugest looking at the hoto 24 in 1 tool. I edc it for work and am verry happy with it. It has saved me and my frends countles times when i am on the road and a pivot needs adjusting. (Plus if you realy want to you can switch the bits for wiha bits)

[@jasonbellows7]

was tired of carrying around bulky pocket knife just for doing minimal tasks( mainly box opening). Don't think you realize how many times you use a knife for open packages on the daily. Switched over to a micro utility blade and won't look back. If I were out hunting or camping i would def cary something bigger, none the less its nice being able to reach into a pocket easily without a bigger knife taking up space.

[@TheLefty5o2]

Kudos to Gilk-Tek for remembering that us lefties also use utility knives! It always feels difficult to find a nice utility knife that works well and feels good in the hand. Currently using a Milwaukee Fast Back 6-in-1, but had to remove the pocket clip as it would dig into my hand when using. Though the easy action of it definitely makes up for it.

[@ebabdbgbbbebbluesman6115]

I am a carpenter, but work for my dad who is a general contractor. I do everything from framing to trim, concrete to roofing and everything in between including cabinetry and landclearing, digging. Looking for a knife to carry when the fixed blades or even long slider is impractical and unnecessary and the nice folder hull supply is nice but the blade is not replaceable.

[@damiangoff8952]

I have the fastback they have slimmed it down alot

[@nopinions]

Tossing in the suggestion for the Coast DX126. Picked mine up a while ago, was a $12 answer to every problem I had with the Gerber EAB

[@maxbaxtraxgaming5378]

Sorry for the paragraph. If you read it all you a goat. I carry the gerber prybrid and it's only because I don't see a reason to buy a utility knife for more than 20 bucks and I need a kinda beefy one cause I work in a warehouse and I'm cutting boxes out all day and dropping it and could possibly run it over with a forklift. And I have had multiple and its rather I loose it or someone takes it because it's a good utility knife. From what I've seen a lot of people would deal with the weight for usability and I agree. I've had the gerber eab and the eab lite for years and I used those because they never failed me and when I used those I worked in a receiving area and and I also used it when I was in a produce department and people that used that and the prybrid when it came out loved both. I bought one for my coworker and he still uses it. He actually lost it and asked me for the Amazon link because he liked it so much

[@David-df5ri]

I was literally researching this like 2 days ago and saw that you had a vid from like 3 years ago but gave up bc the other videos were just Amazon compilations so it's awesome that you somehow uploaded this with perfect timing lol keep up the great vids!

[@OtherThanIntendedPurpose]

I have tried several utility knives over the years, and the last year or so I have been carrying the Prybrid. Let's face it, they use disposable razor blades... they cut the same. but the pry bar aspect has come in very handy, and I got the Nite Eyes clip for it, and that makes it stay put in my pocket better. good video, though.

[@Smallfi5h]

I think the Gerber Prybrid is perfect for a small tool bag as like you say beefy and robust. Great for a work site but not a pocket carry.

[@jakesaari7652]

Just watched the old video last night, and now you've made an updated one. Nice work!

[@RubyD80]

You can remove the backspacer (Exceed TiRant) without taking the pivot out. I did it when I anodized mine.

[@aidenwade3891]

I wish someone would make an OTF utility knife. It’d be a total gimmick knife, but as someone who uses a utility knife I’d get a kick out of it. And since utility knives always have blade play anyways it wouldn’t be a big issue.

[@Jeckyl72]

Check out a microtech Socom Elite Auto or manual I know it’s not OTF like the trodons or the Utx 85 ( pretty nice ) , but it’s really good for a knife that can be used for harder tasks . I personally own a Utx 85 it’s far from gimmicky . You should check out the tests , but it’s pretty expensive if you buy an original .

[@j-vtol8547]

Yes, that would be cool. Maybe the size of an Exocet. I took apart a Lightning OTF to see if I could somehow weld or attach a thin sized blade holder(Gerber Prybrid) to the spring mechanism. Nothing yet. lol!

[@Yudi.Hilmawan]

Snap-off utility knife with wheel lock can be locked tightly so there will be no blade play. The only drawback is that you can't get the blade out quickly but most people who are used to using snap-off knives are able to turn the lock and slide the blade out with just one hand in a fairly short time.

[@sirtodd665]

I wouldn't put it past Microtech to make something like that!

[@derekatkins8494]

Best edc utility in construction is by far the fastback 6 in 1. I guess you were going for compact, but there are much better knives for much less money. Many of these are not comfortable to people who will use them often

[@sierra5065]

I think this list is more things you'll drop in your pocket on the off chance you'll need it. But yeah if I'll need to do alot of cutting something bigger is a no brainer.

[@aaronmcclain1279]

Agreed 5-1 is a damn good one . I carry mine work for 10hrs a day and home and on weekends aswell. I don't leave it at home. Plus I carry a tin of extra bits .

[@adamimberti6948]

These are toys for edc dorks, not tools for people who actually use them with any frequency.

[@DonDracula]

whats your take on the Gerber ? i had a cheap one before, broke it yesterday, so im in the market for a new one, the Gerber and the Milwaukee cost the same, i have a Leatherman on me, so i dont really need the bit holder on the 6in1 honestly

[@Spanky8402]

I believe your talking about the Milwaukee utility knife, that has a screwdriver on it. If that's the one, I love it as well. It only opens and closes by hitting the button. It's awesome. I wish the scales were metal but besides that, I love it.

[@davewagner980]

Been rocking a Gerber EAB for years. And at $11 dollars and as simple as breathing I'll take it all day.

[@wayneg.2342]

That TPT Slide is DOPE! I never knew these little guys existed. Thanks for sharing the video!

[@JohnTrottoCreations]

Another I think you should look at is the -- Coast DX126 --- , its my favorite utility blade out there. Well made, Small enough to carry well, but large enough to get a good grip on. And Cheap!!

[@LarryEMorse]

Yeah! I've got one of those too... I use it for work and keep a TiRant on my belt to supplement my Leatherman.

[@beebait1464]

Backing the maker knife is a pretty big regret. Even with threadlock it was difficult to get the detents right and to get them to stay where you set them. It felt really finicky and the detents would slowly loosen until the blade can just fly open without pressing out with your finger. You could set the detent with some red threadlock and permanently lock that detent in there but then you cant service it later.

[@tacticaltavern]

That TiRant V2 has me feeling some kinda way!! 🔥🔪

[@VATROU]

I got myself a Prybrid. For 20 bucks, and how often I abuse the free and cheap ones I got at work. It'll be a heavy duty, won't be terrified about breaking it tool. A lot of other ones are super neat, I'd love to get a TPT or something like it, but for the price point and the work I plan to use it for, I need that prybar combo that'll last and last.

[@HeyItsCoates]

BigIDesigns is my favorite EDC company lately.

[@aggelos123]

Dude. 234k followers. I haven’t watched you for a bit and bam!!! Look at you. Congrats.

[@carterbagnell]

I also have the maker knife and had the same problem with the thing opening up in my pocket. After some back an forth with the sellers I ended up adding some blue loctite to the top retaining screw. And that just solved the problem, never opens in my pocket anymore. Might want to give it another shot!

[@DeadkingAZ]

Over here in the world of "Holy shit I'm not paying $165 for a razor knife!" we use the Screwpop Utility Knife. No gimmicks, no garbage, ten bucks.

[@leecherlarry]

I have a similar vast collection of utility knives (incl. The Utilizer 2.0, Milwaukee's, Stanley's, Bigidesign TPT's, etc etc), and they were all the best utility knives (if not "EDC utility knives") at their time. Nowadays i only carry 2 utility knives, they are #realedc apparently: the *Tirant Razor V3* with the MM-metric *ruler scale* in my right trouser pocket, plus the *Quark Tool* on my bunch of keys as backup blade in my left trouser pocket. Both *are* the best in their class, hands down. Unnoticeable during carry. Yet very capable/powerful when deployed. Highly recommended!

[@TheGuidedSharpeningGuide]

I love the layout and design of the tpt but it's a little out of my price range. Maybe one day just not right now. Thanks for everything you do for the edc community your the best!!!

[@BigTyThePagan]

Oh man, had to go buy a CHUB flipper because of this video... The Tirant razor v2 has been in my pocket since I got it in the first batch of 100 or so made and its is an amazing addition to my daily work carry. I went on a long journey over 5 years searching for the perfect utility knife and honestly the Tirant has out performed them all and at a very reasonable price. I am now a collector of utility knives, theres a few Ill never own because of price/function being underwhelming for what I want them for, I did get a CHUB that was my daily carry for nearly a year that made it so I HAD to get the flipper, due to its price it may just live on my desk or for non work carry though. I can afford to lose a Tirant or two(even if it breaks my heart a little)the Chaves not so much. Thanks for the new utility knife video! There were a couple new ones that I appreciated your thoughts on!

[@noelle1314]

Which one would you say is better, build quality, fit and finish etc? Can they both use all types of blades? Thanks

[@devatwell334]

I bet I have an old brass and steel mastercraft utility knife that'd change your mind. Iv went through alot myself and its the best utility knife I can find. Better than the tirant and any milwaukee fastback

[@257796]

Gerber EAB. The rectangle-ish one is better than the lite model but both are smooth

[@lightinthedark_]

Quark Tool for cheap, small and lightweight. Though it does rattle like a beast. TacticalKeychains TUKK XL are nice too. But nothing beats the TPT Slide. My EDC since I got it from the original kickstarter. Love it!

[@leecherlarry]

i have TPT SLIDE and Quark Tool. the latter is an eternal keeper on my keys! (and i retired all TPT's)

[@carolinajedi9384]

I think the best one is the Gerber Prybrid for function and price. Walmart, Lowes, and Home Depot have some good but kinda chunky folding utility knives with pocket clips. The prices are a little lower on those too. Thanks for the video! It’s neat seeing the different kinda of pocket gadgets!

[@eagles7235]

I think a good utility knife is a Husky utility knife. they’re quite skinny for their size and pretty durable, but I prefer the Olympia utility over it since I have larger hands.

[@carlos2071]

Husky or Milwaukee is way better. The prybrid was very Gritty out of the package and the way blade changes works is not as easy as other models.

[@etherealicer]

Olfa CK-1 and CK-2 have a bit different (better) blade, if you have access to these kind of blades, it is great. Gerber EAB for it's size (and still not crazy expensive).

[@eagles7235]

@@etherealicer I’ve actually never heard of them before, I’ll check them out! Thanks!

[@etherealicer]

@@eagles7235 OLFA? They make probably the best cutters of all sorts (break off/crafts&hobby/wheels etc.). I'm not 100% but I think the new Civivi utility knife uses the same blades. They are a bit thhicker than your standard utility blades and can be used to carve wood.

[@wanzhaf932]

gerber replace the pray tool with deep carry poket clip is a win for me....no bs drop for utility holder....

[@poorboysedcandflashlights5934]

TiRant is awesome!! I didn’t care for the TPT slide being the blade was hard to change

[@henryohenry1504]

*I would like to start a petition, for ALL knife and multi tool makers: Please STOP putting a bottle opener on the tool/knife.* I can literally use ANYTHING to open a bottle, all you're doing is putting a hot spot on the tool/knife!

[@theknifeconnection9571]

Good call brother. I agree. But do you got a bottle opener I can borrow. My lighter isn't working. Haha jk. I hate bottle openers on tools that it doesn't fold out on

[@henryohenry1504]

@@theknifeconnection9571 I know they do it because it's easy to put a hook on anything and call it a bottle opener but like I said it just adds a nasty hotspot to everything its the worst!

[@theknifeconnection9571]

@@henryohenry1504 to them its a feature. To us it's a Hotspot

[@jarrettsroka3795]

I got the Gerber from Canadian Tire and it was terrible, I carried it for a couple months then the spring tab that is almost none existing ( 1/8 inch deep and 1mm thick) broke and I learned that it broke by having a utility knife blade stab into my thigh, it worked ok before but it's WAY to flimsy to be functional.

[@Haydencpalmer]

I had the maker knife and I thought it was a little gimmicky. It wasn’t reliable enough and felt dangerous to use. Cool concept though. I just got the Ti Chubb Flipper. It’s a super solid utility knife. Perfect for scoring caulking when removing trim or any other construction application. I would have loved this when I was working at Costco. I would call it a knife replacement though. I still carry an m4 Osborne for in-a-pinch tasks that require more blade like cutting insulation batts. I’ll also carry a tanto Ultratech in place of the Osborne.

[@C3DPropShop]

I love my maker knife, but I rarely ever carry it these days. Knipex snaprazor + one of my titanium folders gets me through almost every day.

[@vestalo]

I love my makerknife, it used to open in my pocket too but I eventually got the detent set right. no problems anymore, maybe give it another shot adjusting it

[@mechxforsaken1535]

I just looked at his website, he makes pocket slips for it now. I'm guess to adress that issue.

[@keatongdesign6292]

U missed one of the best in the class - CKF Kanza!

[@HCG]

Hey bru, I saw you had gold utility blades in one of your other videos-what brand were those? Can’t find them anywhere. The closest I could find were the Lennox with titanium nitride along the edge

[@devatwell334]

I have an old mastercraft brass and SS utility lockback knife. And thing is a tank and iv used lots of utility knives and that old brass knife has 0 blade play or wiggle and iv used it for years in warehouse and around the homestead, welding, workshop etc.

[@jasonbrown6686]

The TiRant V2 seems like it would be the most useful for me . I hard use a utility knife and need a full size grip . I cut a lot of Conveyor belt and thick rubber at work . The smaller more pocket friendly versions are no good for that . I had a Tealedesigns fixed blade style utility knife that I loved !! But it has gone missing 😕… thanks for the video !! Take care

[@iambobwhoru]

the Chaves Chub Flipper is great! Even better than the Tirant v2 which I absolutely LOVE. The Chub just feels higher quality.

[@jasonbrown6686]

@@iambobwhoru the chub looks amazing but is out of my price range .. otherwise I would snag one

[@iambobwhoru]

@@jasonbrown6686 I fully understand that. It's definitely a luxury item which is funny to say for a box cutter!

[@MrRomeoNguyen]

Thank you or this video, I'm a big knife guy but I never really though about carrying back up utility knife for boxes and stuff. usually you want to keep your really expensive knives nice. Thank you i just order the Tirant Razor v2

[@JohnClausen]

I’m surprised by how okay with these I am. Definitely not for me, but I definitely see the appeal. Easily attainable, replaceable blades but in a fancier package. Totally understand it.

[@tada6037]

The old Husky compact utility knife is still my favorite. Sad that it is not made anymore.

[@joshwoodhead1163]

Used the giltek ruk for a few months but it would dull and it would also rust in my 5th pocket on non coated blades. Went for the gerber prybrid and love it so far!

[@ChrisMultimasking]

You forgot the best utility knife in my opinion. The utility folder v2 from Teale Designs Tools. That is a beefy and awesome folder! Missed that one in your video... Apart from that great video as always! Cheers

[@magnusnordstrom9594]

Have the Prybrid at work, really heavy duty and reliable in the metal workshop, work as a welder.

[@criSOME1]

Only slide locks mechanisms are king when it comes to utility knives in construction. I love the idea of the tyrant for casual use.

[@nwcustomdecals]

The maker utility knife I think is a good one to consider. can be hard to get one from time to time, but well worth the purchase

[@ESebastiaanH]

Cold steel click n go is pretty good as well

[@vicpetrishak7705]

An important point of information on your descriptions is the origin of manufacture .

[@Disneymkvii]

That TPT Slide looks great, except as a righty I'd think I would hate having it clipped in my RH pocket and having to flip it over before I could slide it out and use the blade.

[@s.h.v.c2865]

I reccomend the NT Cutter Pro A1, uses 9mm snap blades. It's a great slim option, great for an office, it's locking and very high quality. For a linerlock flipper, the Spectrum Energetics Utilizer 2.0/2,2 is pretty great, really the first commercially available flipper utility knife on the market, so potentially surpassed by more recent designs but I love mine. I'd love to get a RUK but I prefer 9mm to stanley blades.

[@deegobooster]

The Maker Knife has two adjustable screws, not one. One on the top, as you mentioned, and one on the bottom. The looseness may also be possibly due to manufacturing error tolerance. I have three Maker Knives (to mix and match colours) and none of them have ever opened in my pocket after I adjusted them to my liking.

[@Jedi_Jed]

Very helpful. I think I’m gonna buy a that Tirant razor-m. Gotta have light because my edc is getting big.

[@adamwharton4213]

How bout spectrum Energetics utilizer 2.0 or 2.2?

[@Stafo85]

Honestly I’ve had most of these and others and they are all meh. Know what the best still is? The Milwaukee with the plunge lock. Works great even when dirty or damp. It being red is pretty terrible though.

[@EDC_Soldier]

The TiRant V2 is a serious improvement from the original. I'm gonna have to upgrade now. Edit: watching you change the blade on the Aerocrafted Sideslip gave me anxiety. I would definitely be nervous about cutting myself with that thing.

[@rwvoegeli3]

I don't know if you have ever seen the Magnus side click? This is by far my most favorite. Please get your hands on one so you can do a review. Super light, slider, but the blade rests in a sliding frame so there is no blade wear when you get fidgetey with it.

[@DanielMunoz-cj9ik]

your comment made me search the Magnus sidekick... thing is awesome!

[@rwvoegeli3]

@@DanielMunoz-cj9ik I thought that the price was crazy. But I have a bunch of stuff from Magnus. You will be amazed by the workmanship. The guy loves titanium

[@BenKurth]

The Banzelcroft Customs, MEK - Modern Everyday Kiridashi 💯

[@Flockingtheherd]

I really like the serge knife. But I agree, I probably would have been very happy if it had a Phillips head or even a flathead screw

[@aniqanuar6320]

fastback compact 👌🏼

[@martinspilovsky9071]

Coool stuff so what do you recommend? All round and portable?

[@feraltrafficcone4483]

I’m on an impulse spree from buying a KizerXRey limited edition Sheepdog, and I’m heavily eyeing that TiRant v2

[@tonydavis5053]

Love my Peña Chubb flipper, after inquiring how to change the blade!

[@Genesis992]

10/10 would love a #11 flipper. Prybrid X is alright until I can find one. . . Or someone decides to make one

[@jigindi]

I'm surprised the Mossy Oak folding utility knife isn't on here. The exact same form factor of the tirant V2 but it's 13 bucks for a 2 pack on Amazon. Titanium is cool and all but at the end of the day, these things are designed to hold 10 cent blades.

[@BestDamnEDC]

It was in the last video

[@jigindi]

@@BestDamnEDC oops! Sorry about that! I'll definitely check that out! Love your videos man!

[@RockJustice]

The Tirant is awesome, Just get one, you will 🚫🚫🚫 be disappointed. I carry one daily it is amazing

[@jessicalorraine1812]

I got a tyrant a while back it came in a cheesy plastic case with the wrench and the shitty blades and that's it☹️ also I boycotted there new model because I thought it was a ripoff of the giltek.. if the tyrant wasn't so good I would have bailed on that too...lol... But now that I know they did it all legit and licensed it I'm gonna have to get one!😂 I can't wait to get a chub flipper either.. I have a few original chubs and they are stilly fav utility knife to carry! Good list Taylor keep em coming my man!!😎💯🔥🔥💩🖤💪🤘⚡🍻🔧⚒️📎⚔️🗝️🗡️🇺🇸♥️♦️♣️♠️💣✒️🖋️🥾🔦🍽️🥷🤑( Some emojis for fun....lmao)

[@scooter041031]

EK knives I just got the green micarta CHUB flipper and saw a few other places they are still available but are going fast. I just ordered yesterday

[@fieteferrum3441]

The small exceed knife looks like the small snex knife, totally similar design

[@blkmike1818]

never had the issue with the maker knife i got but i am gonna try the tirant love a good flipper

[@feraltrafficcone4483]

Man I’m glad the Tirant 2 isn’t above $70, because I could buy a knife that’s way better than that (though I say that while owning a Random Leek with a reverse Tanto blade. Original price was $100 and some change, but I got it for half off)

[@seanlowkey9388]

Prybrid utility is the best. It’s got it’s kinks though. Couple qc issues, wish the wire stripper was a strap cutter instead. You can beat on it and it goes. If it ever stops you can replace it for a measly twenty sheckles. Prybrid titanium?!

[@JasonLee-pw4iw]

Looks like Exceed Designs has a Razor M Ver3 with Maglock. Curious how it compares. Shopping utility knives now and would appreciate an update video review.

[@chrisclark5135]

Thanks Taylor! Happy Friday and have a good weekend!

[@OOOO_OOOO]

I had the TPT slide and had to return it as it dulls the blade when you deploy and retract it, do the other smaller compact ones do the same? I have the GilTek and it dulls the blades as well just not as quickly as the TPT Slide. With the slide the first deployment and the blade was already 1/2 dull.

[@oceanwater6887]

I had the same issue with a similar edc razor knife, the “Tirant Razor.” I now just use my milwaukee.

[@avengedsvfdrcks]

I’ve been wondering if blade dulling would be a problem on the TPT slide

[@BWORKZ_SouthWales]

Maker knife is the best I've ever had hands down! As for the opening in your pocket issue, tighten it down a bit and it'll be fine :) I carry mine in a pocket all the time and have done since the kickstarter launch!

[@iambobwhoru]

I almost backed it back on kickstarter....and then didn't. Dunno why and I regret it now.

[@BWORKZ_SouthWales]

@@iambobwhoru honestly one of the best things I've backed! I love I've! I've bought three so far, gave1 to my partner, 1 to a close friend and my one gets used all the time. I need to take it apart for a good clean soon.

[@iambobwhoru]

@@BWORKZ_SouthWales shame they're all sold out :(

[@BWORKZ_SouthWales]

@@iambobwhoru I'm sure they will come back in the future, I would get a second one

[@djangoesque]

You guys in the states are so lucky, I had a look on Amazon UK and not a single one of these knives is available here.

[@DKater]

You can probably buy em on other ‘local’ sites?

[@hvskyline1368]

The tirant flipper and the tpt slide seem to be my favorites so far maybe the tirant first cuz I like a full hand grip on my gear but I like how small it packs down

[@LarryEMorse]

And, it has extra blade length!

[@W-C-F-o1k]

Lol! The prices of these things 🤣🤣🤣. I'm sure these will come in handy when you need to open an Amazon box. . .

[@localphoneman]

WalMart has 2 for 9.00 of the metal ones one silver and one black

[@ivy1974]

I’m sure those are all nice and stuff. But I am married to the Milwaukee Fast Back and they have a small version the size of a Spyderco.

[@chrisclark5135]

BTW - are you and Jeremy going to do a Thanksgiving eve stream this year?? That was fun man!

[@lucianov.perdomo5075]

You said you wouldn’t be able to change the blade on the last one but that implies you carry spare razor blades with you at all times

[@judal58]

what about Rovyvon V20, i have the m390 blade

[@coleosborn9334]

Love the tpt slide. I actually get a lot of use out of the pocket clip. I find my pockets rather full so I clip it to my belt

[@LarryEMorse]

😂 Same here with the TiRant!

[@coleosborn9334]

@@LarryEMorse it really is the perfect size for belt carry. Especially if you clip it on the inside it practically invisible

[@detroitpyro2859]

Hi bro, wanted to say thanks for this video, you really helped me. Awesome presentation and price plus links you have it all bro. New stubby here!

[@amadeomonje8216]

I have the new chaves ultramar CHUB its a nice feel in the hand and the skull clip gets the attention on most people a bit pricey but ay it is what it is