9mm Stainless Steel Utility Knife (SVR-1) - Multi-Purpose Retractable Precision Knife w/Snap-Off Blade, Replacement Blades: Any OLFA 9mm Blade

Handy mini box cutter just right for opening Amazon packages and a lot more. Snap to get a new blade that's razor sharp is the best thing ever.

Solid knife, very sharp and smooth cutting. My professor has had his for about 10 years, and it's still going. The gliding locking mechanism works perfectly, not too easy to cut yourself, but not impossible to extend either. I feel a lot safer using this over an exacto blade.

Couldn't find my 30 year old Olfa ... so had to buy another one! After getting the new one, I found the old one ... go figure! The old one, used sooooo much, is still in brand new condition (a little wear on the retractable thingie, but nice to have the new one! Now to break in the new one so it slides as smooth as the old one! Nothing better than the Olfa, light, easy to use ... in my opinion, nothing more to say! It's my go-to knife always!

I’ve had mine for almost a year, and it has become one of my most-used “tools”. It is so small I keep it with pens and such in my EDC bag. I use it for opening packaging, which is nearly a daily task. I’ve also used it for cutting vinyl and magnets. The mechanism is so simple, and the design so elegant. It is truly a delightful tool to use. The knife position detents make a satisfying “snap”. The stainless body is sturdy, has a nice brushed finish, and rounded corners. Replacement blades are inexpensive and easy to find (even locally at big box hardware stores). I have 18mm Olfa knives that I use for breaking down cardboard and home-improvement projects, but this little one is the one I carry with me daily.

I picked up this utility knife for cutting wallpaper, and while it seemed like the perfect tool for the job, it didn’t perform as well as I had hoped. I’m not sure if it’s a technique issue, but the knife didn’t give me the sharp, clean lines I expected. Instead, it kept tearing the wallpaper rather than making smooth cuts. I tried adjusting the pressure and angle, but I still ended up with jagged edges that didn’t look great when I applied the wallpaper. The blade itself was sharp, but I think the design just didn’t lend itself well to the precision I needed for wallpapering. That said, it might work better for other tasks, like cutting cardboard or plastic, but for wallpapering, I was a bit disappointed. If you’re specifically looking for a tool for wallpaper, I’d suggest looking for one with a bit more control or a different blade design.

Sturdy craft knife - the steel casing feels like it will last and not fail during use. Blades are easy to snap off when dull, and the locking mechanism means I don’t have to worry about the blade moving during use, and sliding open when set aside.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: i got it thinking it would be goos for cutting vinyl but its so small and thin i wouldnt risk it

Olfa quality as usual. Work great and holds up exceptionally well.