SlideWinder - Utility Knife Multitool with Standard Replaceable Razor Blade, Screwdrivers, Prybar, Bottle Opener and Pocket Clip with Locking Auto-Retracting Blade

You need this. You might not know it yet. Life is easier with it. It's small, light, and more durable than it needs to be. I got mine in orange so it's more visible if I drop it somewhere. It has a bottle opener, Phillips and flathead screwdrivers, so in a pinch they'll do. Flathead is also a tiny prybar for prybar stuff. The blade changes pretty easily, and it's just something else that's there when you need it. It takes standard utility blades, so you can cut whatever you want. I put a serrated blade on mine. I'll probably own one as long as they're made. It's tiny, and it slips easily into small pockets and the clip works well. I like how easily the blade comes out and retracts too. It's very safe, even bouncing around in a pocket.

This utility blade knife has been an absolute game changer for my day-to-day work. It’s incredibly versatile and handles every task I throw at it with ease, from cutting boxes to more detailed jobs that require precision. The grip is comfortable and secure, which makes it easy to use for long periods without hand fatigue. The blade is sharp, reliable, and easy to change when needed, saving time and frustration on the job. Overall, it’s a dependable, all-purpose tool that has made my work faster and more efficient, and I wouldn’t want to work without it.

Nice and small. Good for small projects.

I picked up the Outdoor Edge SlideWinder on a whim, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite EDC tools. The build quality is solid — it feels durable without being bulky, and the bright orange color makes it easy to find in a toolbox, backpack, or glove compartment. The auto-retracting blade is a great safety feature, especially if you're like me and tend to forget to close your knife. It takes standard utility blades, so swapping them out is fast and cheap. I’ve used it for everything from opening boxes to trimming wires, and it hasn’t let me down. The integrated screwdrivers, pry bar, and bottle opener are surprisingly functional — not just gimmicks. The pocket clip is secure and keeps the tool right where I need it. It's lightweight, yet tough enough to handle daily tasks without a hiccup. Whether you're working in a warehouse, hiking, camping, or just want a reliable multitool for around the house, the SlideWinder is a smart, budget-friendly choice. Highly recommend!

Almost great with one (fixable) things holding it back. Con: - Blade will not stay open. Setting it down gently can cause it to retract. The internal injection molded latch is too rounded. This was so infuriating, I took mine apart to see what was going on. I sanded mine down at a slight angle so it wouldn't slip. You can additionally bend the metal inside so there's more friction going in and out (which I did to one of my two). If enough people rate this as helpful I will add pictures showing the modifications. Pros: -one year of daily carry and heavy use and it's still going strong. -nice and compact -stiff and strong pocket clip -easy one-handed use -easy to change blades -safety orange is king -flat head works nicely for removing staples -flat head can be filed to be a little sharper (see pictures) for a faster and more brutish style of quickly breaking down boxes -bottle opener works great Debatable: -too short to get a solid grip (and I have small hands), but this can be fixed with a paracord monkey's-fist knot I love it to pieces and it would be an easy 5/5 if the knife stayed open.

I got one that didn't work great, contacted the company they replaced it quickly with no concerns. The new one works perfect. I love the size, the screwdrivers come in handy and of course I use the bottle opener almost as much as I use the knife. I carry it everywhere I go.... except the courthouse and airports. One suggestion the plastic around the bottle opener the bottom side that hooks on to the bottle if you have it in your pocket it's quite sharp and it cut the back of my hand several times I used a small file to file it down it's perfect now.

Small, inexpensive, EDC type box cutter. The slide mechanism jams at times but it’s simple and durable enough to fix.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: We purchased two of these in the recent past after searching across various websites for a couple of days. I bought these three for family members that use similar but larger box knives. Functionality: Easy to hold and the sliding mechanism works very well. It’s new so expect to have to apply a little lubricant after about two weeks. They use standard box knife blades available at most hardware stores and it’s pretty simple to change it. It has a belt clip, a flat head screw driver and a Phillips head screw driver. Safety: The blade does lock in place while it’s in use but they are not long so I put mine on a harbinger to add a little extra length to it and makes it handy to hang on a belt loop if you need to take it with you. I’d recommend these nice little knives to anyone that might a nifty addition to your tool box.