STANLEY010813 Sport Quickslide Utility Knife

The knife seems to be durable and does everything I need it to (I work as a joiner). Super convenient and handy to have both a Stanley blade and a locking blade on one knife.The design is comfortable to hold in the hand, and it doesn’t feel too bulky. The locking blade is maybe a little stiff, so you definitely can’t open it one handed - but I think that’s actually intentional as a safety feature. I consider that slightly inconvenient, but nothing big at all and still 5 star worthy. You also can’t have both blades out at once (another safety feature), but I have no issue with that and I’d probably injure myself if it could.Overall, this is a great asset to me and a fine addition to my toolkit. I’d consider it worth the price.

Had plain and simple Stanley Quickslide before and that was great. Used it 5-6 days a week for years before wear and tear, and many times dropped, caused it to become difficult to slide blade out. Saw this and hesitated a little at the price but decided to go ahead and purchase. Very glad I did.I work in retail and have to cut plenty of cardboard which the standard Stanley blade will deal with. Blades are held firmly in place yet are easy to change. There's often the need to cut thicker materials than cardboard and the fold-up blade easily takes care of those. I will also admit to using it occasionally as a sort of hammer and there's barely a mark on it.There isn't a belt clip on it nor is there any way to store extra blades in it but I have no need for these functions.It's larger than my previous Stanley QS but this suits me. Approx 12cm completely folded, 15cm with Stanley blade extended and 18cm when folding blade is opened out. Locking mechanisms mean you cannot have both blades out at the same time and they are very secure. You're not going to accidentally open one of the blades whilst it's in your pocket, not accidentally fold it whilst using unless you've somehow damaged it beforehand (I'd be impressed and curious to see exactly what you have to do to damage it).You'll need to be 18+ to purchase and receive from delivery driver (possibly also with ID).I'm sure this will last at least as long as my last one and if they are still available when it no longer works I will definitely buy another!

Best knife, love the fact that is got a good quality solid blade at one end.

I'm a joiner and I have used the same Stanley knife for decades, the paint has worn off over the years of constant use. The blade's a bit shorter than the new one because it's been sharpened that many times.It's never failed me once and I truly abuse it - opening tins of filler, digging it into the side of old screws, So I can unscrew them - marking up for hinges, mortices, All manner of things. Yes, they are expensive compared to other Stanley Knive types, but well worth the money. This is the Second spare I have purchased for myself, my son borrowed the last one and the one before that, he had them stolen with his vans, that one must have been ten years old so in my opinion they are the best of the best.

Fantastic knife. Stanley blades are so useful for so many tasks and the blade is really easy to deploy and to change. Some tasks are just suited better to a proper knife blade though, and this adds the extra blade for no extra pocket space. Of course, it's not exactly a high quality knife blade, but it does the job. The serrations are good and it's a blade that I'm not afraid to abuse on the farm. My only minor issue is that the notch for the back lock to click into often fills with debris and prevents a strong lock open, and sometimes the main blade sort of jams shut, presumably due to debris in the mechanism. Minor niggles though and a great work knife.

Really good value and nice weight to it. Easy to use feels good in hand. Was that good that someone decided to borrow it.

Carried this daily for months when doing ground maintenance, great little knife for odd tasks. Obviously the razor needs changing constantly but that is to be expected.

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