Sheffield WH58009 Folding Lock Back Utility Knife
by Sheffield
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Sheffield WH58009 Folding Lock Back Utility Knife
Customer Review: Great .... But...
Summary: 3 Stars
Well, I really enjoyed this product but it broke quite soon after I started using it, maybe a week or so in - I was working as a stocker using it repeatedly for 8+ hours a night. I was impressed with it enough that I had amazon exchange it for a new one. I do not work in the same place now so I have not used it the same way, but the second one is still in good shape. I would not recommend this to the heavy user, but rather the occasional user.Customer Review: well made, and practical
Summary: 5 Stars
When I got this it was cheap enough that I was a little skeptical, but It turned out to be of quite high quality. It's not overly bulky, has a good clip, interchangeable standard utility blades, easy to use. I really like this knife. I never worry about dulling a blade since they're interchangeable, and unlike most utility knives, it's easy to keep in your pocket or on your belt--great for getting stuff done.Customer Review: great idea, lousy execution
Summary: 3 Stars
pros
it was inexpensive
its a lockback folding knife
easy to store
easy to change blades
cons
clasping mechanism doesnt always seem to want to stay put, you can tighten and adjust as much as you want but it still falls open when it wants to.
blade holder swivel very stiff at first, now too loose
Customer Review: Higher Quality than I thought
Summary: 5 Stars
This knife is a lot better than I thought it would be. It is heavy and durable. I like the color a lot. I bought it for my husband and he was quite suprised at the quality when I told him I got this in the free tool offer. The bonus blades come in handy. The fact that this is closable (is that a word) is another added safety bonus. This was def a smart buy!Customer Review: Sub-par
Summary: 2 Stars
Cool looking anodized and switch-blade-style handle, but the hinges and the grooves made for replacing the blade is made poorly. The blade will stay in place but the blade cover won't lock. The switch-blade style doesn't open-up like a real switch-blade would using the thumb. Very stiff. but since it's not a *weapon* who cares?