A light folding knife that takes swap-in razor blades. Hunters like it because a dull blade is replaced in seconds instead of sharpened in the field.
Specs
- Blade: 3.5 in, Japanese 420J2 stainless, RazorSafe 350-series blades
- Overall length: 8.0 in
- Weight: 2.8 oz
- Push-button, tool-free blade changes
- Handle: glass-filled nylon with non-slip TPR insets
- Lock: lock-back
- Stainless pocket clip
- Ships with six blades
- Outdoor Edge Service for Life guarantee
- Maker-site rating: 4.6 from 63 reviews
What reviewers say
Hunters like the quick blade swaps, the grippy handle when hands are wet, and how sharp each new blade is. A supported blade holder means it handles more prying around joints than a scalpel-style knife. Critics say the edge can roll with hard use and the blade holder can gum up and needs cleaning. Some reviewers would rather carry a regular knife they can sharpen.
Good
- Always a sharp edge
- Tool-free blade changes
- Good wet grip
- Light at 2.8 oz
Not so good
- Replacement blades are an ongoing cost
- Blade holder needs cleaning after game
- Edge can roll on heavy work
Who it's for
Deer hunters who field dress a few animals a season and hate sharpening. If you want one knife for camp chores and splitting kindling, pick a fixed blade.
Sources
Last checked 2026-10-19. Specs from the maker; review notes summarized in our own words.