First Aid IFAK Folding Utility Survival Knife (5-Pack) - Black

I bought these to put in Altoid tin kits I was building for me and my wife. They fit perfectly. Blades are very sharp and the bodies are well made. Plus they come in a handy a zippered camo pouch that you can repurpose as needed.

These work great. They are sharp, lightweight and commonly used.

These are great knives for any survival tin. I had one extra so I have been using it to cut things for the tins I am making. They take up a very small amount of space and are VERY sharp. I would not use them on a Ferro rod unless I had to, so i wouldn't wreck the blade, but they cut very well for the price. I would say each kit needs one so you have a good sharp backup knife.Be aware this "blade" of the knife is like a box cutter type blade. Thin and not something you want to use for prying. There is no lock, or any other protection for your hand so use caution and be responsible. The knife is about the length of a altoid tin (not sure on measurement) and extends to almost double.Not a bad knife. But obviously you are paying for the level of use.

I have purchased these 3 times. Good stuff, good price. Multiple uses for these things.Pros: Small and compact, they easily fit into an altoid tin, first aid kit, glove compartment, pocket or wherever. I have stashed in a few different spots.Sharp, effective cutting tool. Strong enough to cut boxes, tape or whatever. They last for a while too!Cons: I don't have any to list at his time.

I'm using these in small first aid kits and they meet my needs. The blade is sharp, and the "knife" itself is certainly durable enough. I was looking for something inexpensive that could get the job done in a pinch and that I won't mind replacing if it breaks after 5-10 uses. Let's face it, you get what you pay for. One can not expect this to perform like a Leatherman or Swiss Army Knife; it's a small folding box cutter type knife and will meet my needs. I was thankful for the inexpensive price.

I am building a survival altoids type tin kit. Some people just use plain razors blades, but the problem with that is you will need to make a handle for it to use it effectively. The last thing you want to have to do is to cut yourself when you are in an emergency survival situation. That is why I choose to purchase this product. They do not take up to much space because they are very thin, yet you still get a good size blade. Either way, it is safer and allows you to work on making a fire or a shelter instead of trying to make a handle for a razor. My opinion of course, but trust me, it is worth the extra money and extra weight (not much) to not have to worry about an infected cut when you are in survival mod with not support. I would recommend this product, and yes, I will be purchasing more in the future.

I always seem to be looking for a box cutter to open up my boxes from Amazon :-) and these little knives really do the trick! They are much sharper than any of the expensive utility knives I've used and there are five of these to a package! I took one to work, kept one where I usually open up my mail, put one in my utility drawer, and that left two more for my survival kit.I've been using these for over a year now. My suggestion would be to buy 10 to begin with instead of 5. Once you realize how useful they are, buying a 10-pack will save you some money. I keep one in several places in my house to use instead of scissors. I have one by my kitchen stove to open up packages of meat. I have one by my living room chair to open up mail packages. I have one in my bedroom to open other items.They are great for opening up items sealed in thick plastic. With heavy use of cutting through some thick plastic (why do they sell things hermetically-sealed?), they still cut well several months later.

I made an everyday carry bag for all my family members for Christmas. This knife is just big enough to be useful and the price is right. Blade is sharp, and quality is adequate. No blade lock or safety, but hinge is good and tight. I wouldn't carry this in my pocket, but I put with other small items in zippered pocket of EDC. Definitely recommend.