Review on 🔪 Black/Blue Box Cutter Knife with Shielded Blade - 1 inch by Carrie Spencer

I don't often write reviews but felt compelled to review this product because it is so special. I didn't think a utility knife design could improve so much over the standard push-pull-return types. Three main components that make it special: (1) Holster and Strap: Tie it to you without getting in the way. It's just the right design to be effective without being bulky or in the way. Never again will I have to worry about losing it while doing something that requires occasional lowering/retracting. (2) Blade Guard: It has small retractable levers on each side that you press against the side of the box/item. , and allows a perfectly straight cut along the edge at a distance of approx. 1 cm, ideal for breaking open boxes, especially removing box flaps. (3) Blade Extension: Squeezing the handle extends the blade just enough to cut through a standard box and no more. It seems like it would be hard to accidentally cut yourself with it. It has an adjustment knob to change how far it slides out of the device, or a "lock" setting that acts as a security. Finally, he uses small blades, but they're embarrassingly easy to change. It even comes with two spare blades, which is good because otherwise I wouldn't have realized how easy it is to store spare blades. Replacing the blade is also very easy: When opening the top, the blade simply slides out and the spare blade is inserted without much effort. Squeezing the handle extends the blade just enough to slice through a standard box and no more. It seems like it would be hard to accidentally cut yourself with it. It has an adjustment knob to change how far it slides out of the device, or a "lock" setting that acts as a security. Finally, he uses small blades, but they're embarrassingly easy to change. It even comes with two spare blades, which is good because otherwise I wouldn't have realized how easy it is to store spare blades. Changing the blade is also very easy: When opening the lid, the blade simply pops out and the replacement blade slides in with little effort. Squeezing the handle extends the blade just enough to slice through a standard box and no more. Seems it would be difficult for her to accidentally cut herself. It has an adjustment knob to change how far it slides out of the device, or a "lock" setting that acts as a security. Finally, he uses small blades, but they're embarrassingly easy to change. It even comes with two spare blades, which is good because otherwise I wouldn't have realized how easy it is to store spare blades. Changing the blade is also very easy: When opening the lid, the blade simply pops out and the replacement blade slides in with little effort. It has an adjustment knob to change how far it slides out of the device, or a "lock" setting that acts as a security. Finally, he uses small blades, but they're embarrassingly easy to change. It even comes with two spare blades, which is good because otherwise I wouldn't have realized how easy it is to store spare blades. Changing the blade is also extremely easy: When you open the lid, the blade simply pops out and the replacement blade slides in with little effort. It has an adjustment knob to change how far it slides out of the device, or a "lock" setting that acts as a security. Finally, he uses small blades, but they're embarrassingly easy to change. It even comes with two spare blades, which is good because otherwise I wouldn't have realized how easy it is to store spare blades. Changing the blade is also extremely easy: When you open the lid, the blade simply pops out and the replacement blade slides in with little effort. They don't understand how easy it is to stock spare blades. Changing the blade is also extremely easy: When you open the upper part, the blade simply pops out and the replacement blade slides in with little effort. They don't understand how easy it is to stock spare blades. Changing the blade is also extremely easy: When you open the upper part, the blade simply pops out and the replacement blade slides in with little effort.