Ace Hardware has
Milwaukee Fastback 7.75" Press and Flip Folding Pocket Knife (Red, 48-22-1520) on sale for
$9.99. Select free store/curbside pickup where available.
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Key Features: - Compact design for tight spaces
- Press and flip one handed blade opening - flip blade open up to 3X faster
- Patented wire form belt clip perfect for securing to clothing without fraying materials
- Liner lock secures and drop point blade
- Piercing tip - allows controlled piercing and smooth cutting
- Reversible wire-form belt clip secures to your pants for quick access without damaging the fabric
- Lanyard hole allows user to tether knife
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My experience with it:
- the blade is locked into place, so it can't open accidentally in your pocket. The black button releases the blade
- you can't flip the blade open, it's too stiff for that. 2 hands required.
- the blade is held fairly solid when opened. I have used the blade to cut thick cardboard and no problems with it bending at the pivot.
- the plastic grip feels good in my hand, but it's a little bulky in your pocket
- the wire pocket clip works well
- we don't know what metal the blade is, but it has remained fairly sharp after lots of cardboard and electrical cable cutting over 2 years. If I had to guess, it might be a Chinese Cr type of metal. Probably not AUS-8 or 420HC as my other knives with that metal maintain the edge better
- overall, it's taken abuse fairly well
- Home Depot sells this for $15 usually, so $10 is a good deal
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"...The button release flip open works well for me..."
you sure? please explain.
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"...The button release flip open works well for me..."
you sure? please explain.
"Milwaukee Fastback Flip Pocket Knife Review" is the title.
Returned them. Was disappointed because I love the razor fastbacks
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At first I thought mine was busted, but it just has a different opening action with some resistance.
The button does NOT release the blade to swing freely the way the utility knife does, so you have to hold it somewhat firmly and give it a nice flick to get it open and past the liner lock.
Definitely don't expect the spring action you get with most assisted-open knives like a kershaw.
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My experience with it:
- the blade is locked into place, so it can't open accidentally in your pocket. The black button releases the blade
- you can't flip the blade open, it's too stiff for that. 2 hands required.
- the blade is held fairly solid when opened. I have used the blade to cut thick cardboard and no problems with it bending at the pivot.
- the plastic grip feels good in my hand, but it's a little bulky in your pocket
- the wire pocket clip works well
- we don't know what metal the blade is, but it has remained fairly sharp after lots of cardboard and electrical cable cutting over 2 years. If I had to guess, it might be a Chinese Cr type of metal. Probably not AUS-8 or 420HC as my other knives with that metal maintain the edge better
- overall, it's taken abuse fairly well
- Home Depot sells this for $15 usually, so $10 is a good deal
Milwaukee fast fold Box cutter is one of the most used tools on my belt.... But is so heavy for everyday carry