IRWIN Utility Knife, Folding (2089100), Blue

Easy to open and durable. I like the pocket clip. A good razor knife.

I thought I lost mine so I ordered 2 more of these. I love them!Blade is easily changedBelt clip works great on 2 inch beltsSolid construction - I've owned my 1st one for over 10 years.Great size in comparison with other brands out there. (Others are way too bulky).Only precaution is Folding lock will give after lots of use - meaning the lock will still hold it open, but if you apply firm pressure in the direction to close it, it will close without pushing the button.

I only have one complaint. The blade is ridiculously hard to replace. You literally have to violently shake the blade to get it to release (to replace) the blade.

This is my second one , I carried the first for about 15 years and have been extremely happy with it . The half click open and button to release the blade is such a better option then the swing away some of the cheaper ones have . Aluminum frame is light and easy to carry . Belt clip was extremely sturdy . Only time will tell if this one holds up as well as the first one , but if I get 10 years out of it I will be happy , well I still am , the design hasn't changed and works great out of package . I hope this one lasts too .

This is a great little knife. Had one for six years until I lost it. Tried using a husky for a while which wasn't bad, but had short comings. I made the effort to find this exact model again. As opposed to the husky, the Irwin has a belt clip that doesn't come loose, the blade change is nice and secure and I like how it snaps shut without the blade snaging your finger (the solid part of the knife body lands on your finger, not the blade). Would highly recommend.

This body of this knife is made from cheap pot steel. The button on my mine got stuck after changing the blade for the first time. (Yes I canted it at 45 degrees as instructed.) I had to pry the button back just to get to to re-engage the spring to release the blade. The screws that hold it together are also cheap steel. They immediately stripped when I attempted to get the blade out that way. (Yes I used the proper sized screwdriver and no I did not apply a lot of torque.I can only assume that a lot of the 5 star reviews are from folks that did not use this knife a lot. I am also disappointed in the "Vine Voices" folks whom give this thing glowing reviews but do not mention that it is made from cheap pot steel. I believe that one person said that it would be the last knife of this kind you would own. NO that is not true. With medium use and without the issues I had, I would assume it may last a year.

Nice design that is easy to fold for putting in your pocket. The blades are sharp and the knife is easy to use safely. Cuts cardboard boxes for recycling like a champ.

Bought 2 one will not lock blade open other locks blade as it should. Refunded the amount of the one not working. I had a knife like this and it worked great for years until it disappeared. But this seems cheaply made can’t say exactly why. It is Made in Vietnam. But I thought it was cheaper made than the one I had before I knew where it’s made. Says Made in Vietnam on the packaging.