It's a joy to go through thick and/or tough material with such a thin blade. I also tend to take off the blade off mine as use it as a scrapper more often than I figured
I love my TiRant. I got it about 2 months ago and I carry it in my fifth pocket without the pocket clip. It’s just perfect for everyday use when quick cuts are needed.
I purchased one because of another RUclips video and I have to say, I’m impressed. It’s my daily carrier and comes in really handy all the time. I use it with serrated utility blades.
I've been through more pocket utility knives than I can count. This is the best one hands down! I unfortunately cover this thing in mud, salt brine and plenty of other things; I blow it out really well about once a month and add a touch off tool oil and it just keeps going flawlessly! I'm thinking about buying a couple more for when I lose them.
Another great video been loving all of the content you have been putting out. I'm on week 3 of waiting on mine to get here and I Can't wait!!! I thank it's gonna be great
I work heavy construction and I use this knife everyday and love it! Never had a issue with it, before I carried a fastback but hated the bulk of it and just the look I like nicer knives, this has the look and feel of an expensive nice knife but it's also tough and has the huge benefit of being a utility blade, also an awesome company to work with, I can't recommend this enough!!
This is hands down the best modern perfectly executed utility knife. I’ve tried them all and there is none better than this to date. Pricey yes…but you’ll receive a lifetime knife. I’ve also searched blades over the years…you have so many options as there are rugged blades, and then slicer blades. I can’t tell you how many times I refused to use a good pocket knife for a dirty job as I don’t want to damage an expensive pocket knife blade then spend the next hour fixing a chip or damaged blade. If you like a nice pocket knife this is the only razor knife option with guts and good ergonomics.
I bought the black version of the v3 on release and use rex 2 blades in it, best work knife I own with all the spares I really don't worry about beating it up. Very comfy in the hand with the smaller clip as well
Yes this is a very nice utility knife. I was lucky to get one of the first ones out at the much lower price. My problem with this knife is I feel it is to nice. LoL. So I will carry it only when off the job. I will be looking at the scales. Also nice. A vid of disassemble and reassemble will be nice. I made no pivot adjustments with mine and it now called shut from almost the open position. Very nice. Thanks Maxlvledc for all your great reviews!
ive been thinking about getting one of these for a while now, it kinda sucks that theres not really that many knife companies that try to compete with the milwuakee fastback because you know they can easily make a knife thats high quality that takes standard utility blades. most of the "edc" utility knives are more pocket junk and for the keychain jangles than they are for actual work, this is one of the few that have promise
There's part of me that wants this because cool shiny things. But ultimately I get 99% of the same functionality in the Gerber EAB and I appreciate that one being so cheap I don't have to be much more precious about the handle than I am about the blades. If I do something silly with it, lose it, or have to chuck it because it's not allowed somewhere, I'm gonna be sad and annoyed, but getting a replacement one is cheap and easy. The whole tool doesn't cost that much more than a pack of nice replacement blades and I consider that a big plus considering the use case. Also it still offers full grip while being smaller than this. And I keep repeating these things to myself so that I don't buy a Tirant anyway.
I've been thinking about getting a nice utility knife and this one looks really nice. I might have to do some saving up to be able to afford it. But I'm sure once I own it I'd love it.
Very sweet… I’ve had my eye on these ever since Ben raved about them. Also, Dom… what was that channel that interviewed you a few weeks back? I can’t find it anywhere.
I have the v1 version it took me so long to decide to buy it and when I did it. I was amazed feels better than the cheap milwauke fastback and I have been giving it a beating for 3 years and it's still going strong
Totally want one of these... I've been saving up. I do leather work (cut a lot of leather) and open a lot of boxes. This would just make work way more enjoyable.
Same, I do a lot of leather work…as a hobby, and I like the fact it’s a nicer carry than the basic fastback which I have too. I’ll just admit it…I like sharp things😂. Have the v3 jet black with the grippy cf scales on the way. Been wanting this since I first saw the original released
At first blush, I thought no, I'm not going to spend $85 for a razor knife, but then I thought, well you get a lot of extra parts, blades, etc. and have the ability to change the scales and now, I think I would buy this. I have a lot of razor blades, so a nice premium one, would be a nice addition to the group. Maxlvledc, I think a video of you disassembling this, changing scales, etc., would be a nice video to make.
Just so you know, looked at the site and you have to pay extra for a few of the parts in this kit. Prybar spacer, carbon fiber scales and short pocket clip do not come with this set unless you spend more for them. That being said they have a number of colors and configurations pre-constructed, and its still a very nice utility knife. Will be buying one.
@@SatanasExMachina Just saw this video, thought I would clarify. All knives come with free hardware + blades. However the extras like the pry-bar can be purchased separately. We are one of the only knives out there that include 1 piece of hardware for every piece of the knife. Also, with this being said, having an extra screw set on hand in addition to the included one isn't a bad idea, but we don't want to make people feel like they need to pay extra. Also, just so everyone knows, it's expensive, but the cost to make this out of titanium is not very cheap and we have not skimped on anything to ensure the best experience, including brass+ceramic bearings standard on all V3's shipping out. We are also upgrading orders due to lead times to a ceramic detent ball which is even nicer than this model seen reviewed. We love the product and please do reach out if you have any questions or suggestions on our website. Many of the comments I received in the last batch are not changes that you see in this V3, so it is almost like a community project, because I value everyones opinions.
For me I think the frame lock can be updated. It’s not so perfect when look from the front side when closed, the lock part attaches firmly to the blade , they can simply fixed by making the top lock part thicker.
whats your take on modding the exit of the blade with a steeper angle for more blade usage.. possible?.. id buy one but i need alot of blade to cut tough nylon banding
Don't know how much this costs but with titanium in the name I'd guess in not cheap at all range. But it's kind of funny you posted this because just a couple weeks ago I bought a Cresent compact 1 blade folding utility knife from Lowes and I have been in love with carrying it. I just pop it in the "change" pocket of my jeans. The best thing about it is the ergonomics of it. Feels good in the hand and has a nice solid shelf for your thumb to put down pressure. The only mods I made was I tightened the pivot point up a bit as it seems to have a slight bit of play left to right and took the pocket clip off. But it's only $15 (in my area anyways) The only downside is maybe it's a bit heavy for what it is and it's not one handed open. But for 15 bucks I am loving it.
I ordered a V3 from USA to Australia 🤣 Action is nice. Added a drop of pivot lube on the locking mechanism. Not much wiggle in the blade or holder. It is tricky to install a blade to be honest. It's a tad short for my hand so I keep grabbing a Milwaukee Fastback to knock around. 😅 Nice EDC size though 👍
There are plenty of great knifes (handles) in G10, micarta, carbon fibre, titanium, for surgical blades (scalpel blades) in all sizes, when they are closed, they look like your best pocketknife, the blades are replaceable, cheap and easy to find, hardness 58-60, extremely sharp, light and practical. From $15 to around $80. I believe Kershaw has some.
Thanks for the review, i love my V3 with the MM-ruler scale so much that I am going to shoot some footage of it too. It is the ultimate #realedc knife solution for me. Other folding or non-folding utility knives were okay for abuse at work but they weren't likable enough for carry beyond that. I seriously like the V3 even better than my The Utilizer 2.0, which was the best back then.
Hey don't you also have the V2? Also are you still interested in a Leatherman Mini? I got one never used made in the early 90's with the sheth. Maybe we can work the V2 in a trade?
Could you do video on edc travel for Carry on? I have my tn12 pro and my tpt slide and worried they'll take it from me since I'm only taking carry on and need something on me for edc.
What are your thoughts on the wiha brand? I've been moving away from multitools after getting my knipex pliers and but I need a bit driver, and wiha offers some nice compact options, thoughts? Also, ever think about doing a video on compact dedicated tools vs a multitool? Like testing the dedicated version for a week and talking about the pros and cons?
I do a lot of cutting tasks on my farm and use my Stanley 10-049. Best $9.77 I’ve ever spent. Replacement blades are over $3, but it’s much easier to sharpen than a standard utility blade, so each blade lasts a really long time. Would I spend over 8 times as much for this? Nope… it’s definitely nicer, but the only reason I might get one would be left handed pocket clip that this doesn’t have. So for now, my Stanley 10-049 rides in my back pocket and I’m happy with that.
I'm left handed, carry this knife left handed and use it left handed. It's a breeze, I honestly think it's easier to use left handed than right handed. It was a concern of mine before I purchased it as well. Having had to become accustomed to right handed everything all my life, I was pleased at the ease of which this is to use left handed.
For just a pocket carry, I'd go for just a Gerber UAB. I think the heavier users like construction guys would stand by something like a Milwaukee. It does look cool though.
Def a nice piece, i sadly ordered a chinese copy of it a year ago because i didn't know about Exceed designs. I'm gonna buy a real one tho ! Cause i really love it but it's not the original one and it pisses me off lol. The Lenox blades are cool but they rust very easily.
i think the blade is too close to the exposed back. so when it is closed in your pockets it can cut your pocket or objects in your pocket, or even your hand if you have small fingers
Probably won’t see this but I work in the hospitality industry, I ended up carrying a little screwdriver bit pen and I’m looking for a nice classy sleek multi tool I could take to work?
I've had one a couple months. I'm not excited about the flipping action, even after cleaning the bearings. It just isn't that "addictively smooth" feeling or even that comfortable IMO. The flipper geometry and feel could use some tweaking. And I think the pocket clip needs more refinement for being in this price range. Having said that, it's with me every day and I would hate to think of going without. I much prefer it over a blade I need to sharpen often just for cutting boxes and random stuff at work, and it does look 100x better than my previous Milwaukee Fastback that I carried for years.
I’m a titanium junky but there is no way I’m buying a titanium utility knife. In my opinion it defeats the purpose of the utility be a basic tool. I will say it looks cool tho. 👍👍
Good video! If you want premium & you can get your money's worth from it & can afford it, fine...otherwise, the Gerber EAB will do nicely & looks good as well...
I would gladly get one for myself if it was made from a regular stainless steel and at 1/4 - 1/2 the price. I don't really care for tools made from titanium just to sell it for $100. Honestly I'm kind of waiting for some chinese dude to sell something like that (very slim folding utility blade) for more affordable price.
Nah, looks like something a lawyer or maybe your boss would carry just to show it off lol. Also, I think the reason why that blade sticks out that much is because Lenox blades have 4 notches on em as opposed to the regular ones that only have 2. So you can probably make this knife a bit shorter by simply using regular blades.
Maybe, only if I still worked in retail and wanted to flex on the other staff who thought they were cool for buying folding utility knives instead of using the shitty plastic boxcutters we got given. This would make me the coolest replen assistant in the store. Of course it would probably cost me a couple weeks' wages in that job, so probably not worth it lol
Definitely overpriced considering the nearly identical ones that can be bought for half the price. The difference is this has some logos and custom pivot shape, as well as the extra parts, none of which can justify the $40 markup.
Not entirely true, because the TiRant RAZOR has a lifetime warranty and none of those other cheap knockoffs have any warranty - Also, we strongly QC all parts, we actually have a bin of over 1000 parts from parts that failed our QC checks. We've tried others which you speak of and usually you'd have to buy 2-3 units before you get one that actually feels good. - But you are right, $80 bucks isn't cheap, but you get what you pay for.
Who the hell buys such a thing? No one who works in the trades (or even a DIYer/homeowner) that's for sure, there's a reason they sell utility blades in 3 packs at home depot (you lose them).
Too expensive for what it is, make an aluminum version, price it for $30-40, some good advertising, and he wouldn't be able to make them fast enough to keep up with demand.
I am just jumping on because I saw this video... We are considering a cheaper version. However, I will tell you that we have a lead time of 2-3 weeks currently and we have had a listed "wait time" of over 5 weeks on Amazon and STILL we are selling so much we cannot even keep up. But with this being said, I do think a cheaper aluminum version wouldn't be a bad idea at all!
@@exceeddesigns I'm glad to hear you're doing so well with it. I look forward to the aluminum version. Probably too early for a price point but, you know what I'm looking for anyway.
Milwaukee fastback is great and at less than 15 dollars…. Cmon . No sense spending Gucci money on a glorified knife handle. Honestly where is the cost In the product? Most knives cost is rolled up in the blade and if he is making these in China already then he is already getting good prices in his raw material….
I want one mostly because it's absurd but also I hate how annoying normal utility knives are to open because at my job, when you need one, you need it suddenly.
It's a joy to go through thick and/or tough material with such a thin blade. I also tend to take off the blade off mine as use it as a scrapper more often than I figured
I love my TiRant. I got it about 2 months ago and I carry it in my fifth pocket without the pocket clip. It’s just perfect for everyday use when quick cuts are needed.
Bought mine about 1 year ago after watching Ben’s review. Very happy with this knife and often this is the only one I carry.
I purchased one because of another RUclips video and I have to say, I’m impressed. It’s my daily carrier and comes in really handy all the time. I use it with serrated utility blades.
I've been through more pocket utility knives than I can count. This is the best one hands down! I unfortunately cover this thing in mud, salt brine and plenty of other things; I blow it out really well about once a month and add a touch off tool oil and it just keeps going flawlessly! I'm thinking about buying a couple more for when I lose them.
Another great video been loving all of the content you have been putting out. I'm on week 3 of waiting on mine to get here and I Can't wait!!! I thank it's gonna be great
I work heavy construction and I use this knife everyday and love it! Never had a issue with it, before I carried a fastback but hated the bulk of it and just the look I like nicer knives, this has the look and feel of an expensive nice knife but it's also tough and has the huge benefit of being a utility blade, also an awesome company to work with, I can't recommend this enough!!
Yes I use mine for construction and for when ever I want carry something nice with a replaceable blade
Does the slim handle dig into your hand during hard use? It looks pretty uncomfortable
@@Kleiner_Lutz I have meaty hands and I have no problem with it
@@Kleiner_Lutz I've never had a problem, I also have big hands but it's always been comfortable to use
How well does the mechanical works deal with sand
This is hands down the best modern perfectly executed utility knife. I’ve tried them all and there is none better than this to date. Pricey yes…but you’ll receive a lifetime knife. I’ve also searched blades over the years…you have so many options as there are rugged blades, and then slicer blades. I can’t tell you how many times I refused to use a good pocket knife for a dirty job as I don’t want to damage an expensive pocket knife blade then spend the next hour fixing a chip or damaged blade. If you like a nice pocket knife this is the only razor knife option with guts and good ergonomics.
I bought the black version of the v3 on release and use rex 2 blades in it, best work knife I own with all the spares I really don't worry about beating it up. Very comfy in the hand with the smaller clip as well
I would love to see a knife company make a nicer version of the fastback. I love these small utility knives
random but that's quite an unboxing experience. I appreciate how nicely the package + extras are laid out
Yes this is a very nice utility knife. I was lucky to get one of the first ones out at the much lower price. My problem with this knife is I feel it is to nice. LoL. So I will carry it only when off the job. I will be looking at the scales. Also nice. A vid of disassemble and reassemble will be nice. I made no pivot adjustments with mine and it now called shut from almost the open position. Very nice. Thanks Maxlvledc for all your great reviews!
ive been thinking about getting one of these for a while now, it kinda sucks that theres not really that many knife companies that try to compete with the milwuakee fastback because you know they can easily make a knife thats high quality that takes standard utility blades. most of the "edc" utility knives are more pocket junk and for the keychain jangles than they are for actual work, this is one of the few that have promise
I got mine in march or april i think. One of my best purchases of the year. Love it.
There's part of me that wants this because cool shiny things. But ultimately I get 99% of the same functionality in the Gerber EAB and I appreciate that one being so cheap I don't have to be much more precious about the handle than I am about the blades. If I do something silly with it, lose it, or have to chuck it because it's not allowed somewhere, I'm gonna be sad and annoyed, but getting a replacement one is cheap and easy. The whole tool doesn't cost that much more than a pack of nice replacement blades and I consider that a big plus considering the use case. Also it still offers full grip while being smaller than this. And I keep repeating these things to myself so that I don't buy a Tirant anyway.
I've been thinking about getting a nice utility knife and this one looks really nice. I might have to do some saving up to be able to afford it. But I'm sure once I own it I'd love it.
I own one and use it primarily at work. I love it.
Very sweet… I’ve had my eye on these ever since Ben raved about them. Also, Dom… what was that channel that interviewed you a few weeks back? I can’t find it anywhere.
I have the v1 version it took me so long to decide to buy it and when I did it. I was amazed feels better than the cheap milwauke fastback and I have been giving it a beating for 3 years and it's still going strong
You have the V1 OG, that is so awesome!
@Exceed Designs yes best decisions I ever made buying it. Hopefully I get a v3 soon!
Totally want one of these... I've been saving up. I do leather work (cut a lot of leather) and open a lot of boxes. This would just make work way more enjoyable.
It may not be too bad for that because it has so little side to side play..I love it.
Same, I do a lot of leather work…as a hobby, and I like the fact it’s a nicer carry than the basic fastback which I have too. I’ll just admit it…I like sharp things😂. Have the v3 jet black with the grippy cf scales on the way. Been wanting this since I first saw the original released
At first blush, I thought no, I'm not going to spend $85 for a razor knife, but then I thought, well you get a lot of extra parts, blades, etc. and have the ability to change the scales and now, I think I would buy this. I have a lot of razor blades, so a nice premium one, would be a nice addition to the group. Maxlvledc, I think a video of you disassembling this, changing scales, etc., would be a nice video to make.
Just so you know, looked at the site and you have to pay extra for a few of the parts in this kit. Prybar spacer, carbon fiber scales and short pocket clip do not come with this set unless you spend more for them. That being said they have a number of colors and configurations pre-constructed, and its still a very nice utility knife. Will be buying one.
@@SatanasExMachina Just saw this video, thought I would clarify. All knives come with free hardware + blades. However the extras like the pry-bar can be purchased separately. We are one of the only knives out there that include 1 piece of hardware for every piece of the knife. Also, with this being said, having an extra screw set on hand in addition to the included one isn't a bad idea, but we don't want to make people feel like they need to pay extra. Also, just so everyone knows, it's expensive, but the cost to make this out of titanium is not very cheap and we have not skimped on anything to ensure the best experience, including brass+ceramic bearings standard on all V3's shipping out. We are also upgrading orders due to lead times to a ceramic detent ball which is even nicer than this model seen reviewed. We love the product and please do reach out if you have any questions or suggestions on our website. Many of the comments I received in the last batch are not changes that you see in this V3, so it is almost like a community project, because I value everyones opinions.
I'd love to get one. Right now I'm using the topo TPT Slide and though it's great , the TiRant Razer would be better in hand to use.
love mine, for everyone saying its too expensive -the quality is incredible and its a niche product (utility blade on ball bearings).
For me I think the frame lock can be updated. It’s not so perfect when look from the front side when closed, the lock part attaches firmly to the blade , they can simply fixed by making the top lock part thicker.
whats your take on modding the exit of the blade with a steeper angle for more blade usage.. possible?.. id buy one but i need alot of blade to cut tough nylon banding
Don't know how much this costs but with titanium in the name I'd guess in not cheap at all range.
But it's kind of funny you posted this because just a couple weeks ago I bought a Cresent compact 1 blade folding utility knife from Lowes and I have been in love with carrying it. I just pop it in the "change" pocket of my jeans. The best thing about it is the ergonomics of it. Feels good in the hand and has a nice solid shelf for your thumb to put down pressure.
The only mods I made was I tightened the pivot point up a bit as it seems to have a slight bit of play left to right and took the pocket clip off. But it's only $15 (in my area anyways)
The only downside is maybe it's a bit heavy for what it is and it's not one handed open. But for 15 bucks I am loving it.
I ordered a V3 from USA to Australia 🤣
Action is nice. Added a drop of pivot lube on the locking mechanism.
Not much wiggle in the blade or holder.
It is tricky to install a blade to be honest.
It's a tad short for my hand so I keep grabbing a Milwaukee Fastback to knock around. 😅
Nice EDC size though 👍
I bought a V1 early on, then a V2 when they were released because they are amazing tools. I kinda feel like getting V3 now 🤔😅
There are plenty of great knifes (handles) in G10, micarta, carbon fibre, titanium, for surgical blades (scalpel blades) in all sizes, when they are closed, they look like your best pocketknife, the blades are replaceable, cheap and easy to find, hardness 58-60, extremely sharp, light and practical. From $15 to around $80. I believe Kershaw has some.
Definitely need to upgrade to this.😅
Thanks for the review, i love my V3 with the MM-ruler scale so much that I am going to shoot some footage of it too. It is the ultimate #realedc knife solution for me. Other folding or non-folding utility knives were okay for abuse at work but they weren't likable enough for carry beyond that. I seriously like the V3 even better than my The Utilizer 2.0, which was the best back then.
Hey don't you also have the V2? Also are you still interested in a Leatherman Mini? I got one never used made in the early 90's with the sheth. Maybe we can work the V2 in a trade?
Could you do video on edc travel for Carry on? I have my tn12 pro and my tpt slide and worried they'll take it from me since I'm only taking carry on and need something on me for edc.
What are your thoughts on the wiha brand? I've been moving away from multitools after getting my knipex pliers and but I need a bit driver, and wiha offers some nice compact options, thoughts?
Also, ever think about doing a video on compact dedicated tools vs a multitool? Like testing the dedicated version for a week and talking about the pros and cons?
I did one on screwdrivers and on pliers a while back..but need to go back and do it again.
I bought a bunch of DeWalt carbide blades after watching project farm but find that Stanley carbide maintain their sharpness slightly better. 🤔
That would look crazy anodized
How would this work for a lefty?
Been curious about one of these for a while. If you are in contact with the creator please ask for a similar tshank blade holder.
Very cool
I do a lot of cutting tasks on my farm and use my Stanley 10-049. Best $9.77 I’ve ever spent. Replacement blades are over $3, but it’s much easier to sharpen than a standard utility blade, so each blade lasts a really long time.
Would I spend over 8 times as much for this? Nope… it’s definitely nicer, but the only reason I might get one would be left handed pocket clip that this doesn’t have. So for now, my Stanley 10-049 rides in my back pocket and I’m happy with that.
I'm left handed, carry this knife left handed and use it left handed. It's a breeze, I honestly think it's easier to use left handed than right handed. It was a concern of mine before I purchased it as well. Having had to become accustomed to right handed everything all my life, I was pleased at the ease of which this is to use left handed.
Of course I’d buy one I own 3
Nice piano music.
Haha, I try
For just a pocket carry, I'd go for just a Gerber UAB. I think the heavier users like construction guys would stand by something like a Milwaukee. It does look cool though.
Tell them to send mine!
Def a nice piece, i sadly ordered a chinese copy of it a year ago because i didn't know about Exceed designs. I'm gonna buy a real one tho ! Cause i really love it but it's not the original one and it pisses me off lol. The Lenox blades are cool but they rust very easily.
I love my V3. Are you EDC-ing the Ganzo FB7651? How do you like it (other than it being an axis lock for $20)?
Not as good as 727s, but decent
@@maxlvledc I don't have that one but I do like the traditional profile of the handle.
@@maxlvledc Blade HQ has the Gerber Armbar Cork for $17 ATM.
Clearance sale for the two new models ?
I want one, but I would get it for work and it would get lifted the first time I put it down.
Interesting
i think the blade is too close to the exposed back. so when it is closed in your pockets it can cut your pocket or objects in your pocket, or even your hand if you have small fingers
Is it comfortable to use? Is it functional? I also don’t see a place for spare blades on the Handel
very comfortable, no spare blades
Probably won’t see this but I work in the hospitality industry, I ended up carrying a little screwdriver bit pen and I’m looking for a nice classy sleek multi tool I could take to work?
Classy and sleak...has to be a Victorinox spirit
Nice
I've had one a couple months. I'm not excited about the flipping action, even after cleaning the bearings. It just isn't that "addictively smooth" feeling or even that comfortable IMO. The flipper geometry and feel could use some tweaking. And I think the pocket clip needs more refinement for being in this price range. Having said that, it's with me every day and I would hate to think of going without. I much prefer it over a blade I need to sharpen often just for cutting boxes and random stuff at work, and it does look 100x better than my previous Milwaukee Fastback that I carried for years.
If you want “addictively smooth” get a Hawk Shortcut.
You should check out the latest RUclips video from Arrteh.
I'm happy with my oneknife
I’m a titanium junky but there is no way I’m buying a titanium utility knife. In my opinion it defeats the purpose of the utility be a basic tool. I will say it looks cool tho. 👍👍
The one thing that keeps me from buying this is the extra bit of blade that is hanging out of the holder. It just doesn't look good.
I think it's to Maximize blade length
Good video! If you want premium & you can get your money's worth from it & can afford it, fine...otherwise, the Gerber EAB will do nicely & looks good as well...
What fixed blade would you recommend
Price range?
@@maxlvledc 50-200 US dollars
I would gladly get one for myself if it was made from a regular stainless steel and at 1/4 - 1/2 the price. I don't really care for tools made from titanium just to sell it for $100. Honestly I'm kind of waiting for some chinese dude to sell something like that (very slim folding utility blade) for more affordable price.
Is there a link
In description
Love the form factor but, at this price, there's nothing utility about it. Hope they make a more affordable version out of cheaper stainless.
Nah, looks like something a lawyer or maybe your boss would carry just to show it off lol. Also, I think the reason why that blade sticks out that much is because Lenox blades have 4 notches on em as opposed to the regular ones that only have 2. So you can probably make this knife a bit shorter by simply using regular blades.
It will only lock into one notch, it will be the same lock on a two notch blade.
👍🏼
U-knife are like frontline first responder, not very well known but a neccessity. Cowabunga.!
Maybe, only if I still worked in retail and wanted to flex on the other staff who thought they were cool for buying folding utility knives instead of using the shitty plastic boxcutters we got given. This would make me the coolest replen assistant in the store. Of course it would probably cost me a couple weeks' wages in that job, so probably not worth it lol
Can't beat my $3 dollar utility knife
When your job requires a sharp blade almost all day, you quickly realize a knife isn't practical. Razors are the way to go.
TX Tool Crib review: ruclips.net/video/zNvV5zm5DSk/видео.html
No actual blade lock? I'll pass.
Definitely overpriced considering the nearly identical ones that can be bought for half the price. The difference is this has some logos and custom pivot shape, as well as the extra parts, none of which can justify the $40 markup.
Not entirely true, because the TiRant RAZOR has a lifetime warranty and none of those other cheap knockoffs have any warranty - Also, we strongly QC all parts, we actually have a bin of over 1000 parts from parts that failed our QC checks. We've tried others which you speak of and usually you'd have to buy 2-3 units before you get one that actually feels good. - But you are right, $80 bucks isn't cheap, but you get what you pay for.
Who the hell buys such a thing? No one who works in the trades (or even a DIYer/homeowner) that's for sure, there's a reason they sell utility blades in 3 packs at home depot (you lose them).
Too expensive for what it is, make an aluminum version, price it for $30-40, some good advertising, and he wouldn't be able to make them fast enough to keep up with demand.
I am just jumping on because I saw this video... We are considering a cheaper version. However, I will tell you that we have a lead time of 2-3 weeks currently and we have had a listed "wait time" of over 5 weeks on Amazon and STILL we are selling so much we cannot even keep up. But with this being said, I do think a cheaper aluminum version wouldn't be a bad idea at all!
@@exceeddesigns I'm glad to hear you're doing so well with it. I look forward to the aluminum version. Probably too early for a price point but, you know what I'm looking for anyway.
Milwaukee fastback is great and at less than 15 dollars…. Cmon . No sense spending Gucci money on a glorified knife handle.
Honestly where is the cost In the product? Most knives cost is rolled up in the blade and if he is making these in China already then he is already getting good prices in his raw material….
No
I want one mostly because it's absurd but also I hate how annoying normal utility knives are to open because at my job, when you need one, you need it suddenly.
I would rather buy regular cutter..
What was your wait time to receive it after ordering?
Over a month atm, seems like he is way backed up..Chinese new years didn't help either .