Klein Tools 44304 Folding FLICKBLADE Utility Knife, Compact, Removable Impact Driver, 1/4-Inch Nut Driver and 2 Phillips Bit

I bought these as a replacement for my Milwaukee ones. I like these better they fit better in the hand and the blade attachment seems a little bit more robust.

I work in the wine business, and I open and cut hundreds of boxes each month. I owned a Gerber rev.2 Super knife (the one with the checkered aluminum panels on the handle, NOT the plastic one) for years, and loved that knife. But this Klein knife beats that Gerber hands-down. Locking mechanism is FAR superior, the blade holder is MUCH more secure, and the overall construction is on a completely different level--for a lower price. Also, the hinge on this knife is super-smooth. You can open it with one hand just by holding the button and flicking it open. And you can close it with a flick too. This knife is superb quality--like ALL Klein tools. IF you use a box cutter/utility knife for work--even if you're not an electrician--just GET one of these and forget all the other folding utility knives out there...

This seems to be a very well-built little piece of gear. The blade is easy to change, but firmly retained. There are two positions to lock the blade open into. The bit driver doesn't lock up quite as nicely as the blade does, but should do fine for the times it will be used. It's a standard 1/4 inch hex, so your other bits will fit it too.

I'm normally a fan of Klein Tools, so I was kind of surprised by how mediocre this is, considering some obvious places it could be improved:1. The screwdriver: As it stands, it holds one single sided bit. This could easily be changed by the company to a two sided reversible bit(there's plenty of room to do this, but not as the end user)2. Blade: It would be really nice if the blade was replaceable without a tool. As is, it takes an allen wrench (not included).3. The plastic handle feels cheap--this is more of a quibble than an actual issue.Overall, for the cheap price that this is offered at, you can't expect too much, but it seems like it wouldn't add to much to the price to fix items 1 and 2. I had planned to use this as an edc, but I think it would be more suited for a glove compartment or something of that nature--a backup, rather than a primary.