Which utility knife is best utility knife? It's only for

Well, I got a 3 pack of Husky folding u-knives for 5 bucks, so I'd go with that.

I have a Fastback II and it's fantastic. If it's something you have to hold onto for a long time, that's the one I'd recommend. A lot of the others I've used (olfa etc) aren't friendly to the sale of your hand.

>>930612
I have a fastback. 10/10

>>930612
http://www.amazon.com/Olympia-Tools-33-183-Turboknife-Autoload/dp/B00C6PYEAO/

These are bulletproof, they are smooth as fuck, and the eject system is easy and sturdy.

>>930669
>>930681
I came in to suggest the Milwaukee one, searched this first, and there you go.

>>930612
That milwaukee razor knife is my fav. I would buy another if I lost mine but its almost always in my pocket or truck.

It's a fucking utility knife, just buy a cheap ass Stanley retractable one and never worry about it.

You don't need to change blades often anyway so speed isn't like important, and the Stanley one hasn't changed their design for 60+ years.

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This or nothing.

Agree

>>930612
Unless you plan on gluing the threads on the screws, I'd advise against that knife. I get them free from work and I go through them like crazy cuz they keep falling appart, and the release mech goes to shit