ValueMax 2-Pack Box Cutter Knife, Cardboard Cutter with Self-Retracting 3-Position Locking Blade, Safety Sheath, Lanyard, Extra 18 Blades Included, Blade Storage Design

AMAZING! I can give 5 stars to most things I buy on amazon, but this one deserves me writing some positive stuff -This is the best box cutter ever. It only goes out when needed (like a turtle ) LOL The blade is long enough to get the job done and if you accidentally cut yourself with this then you need not to ever be around sharp items, like ever. It's fictional, great design - 5 stars wto whomever designed this. The mechanics on this works great all the way around, from discharging, to cutting, to putting it in its case, at every move you know that it did what it was supposed to. It clicks out of its cover, clicks in, only openers when you want (again- the mechanics on this) This is great to have if you have small kids, if your shaky or not a mechanical knife person - This is safe for any and everyone. Great to break down boxes, opening your Amazon orders and overall a functional, nice looking SAFE blade - 5 stars - highly recommended but the guy who doesnt' have the time to write a review -

This is a great box utter! The ability to change the blade depth, is a feature I will be using often in cutting boxes that I receive. It fits well in my hand and easy to operate. It comes with a holder to attach to clothing and a spring style plastic cord attachment. I recommend this box cutter.

Three blades in top compartment that’s easy to access. Changing blade is easy. Extra blades are sufficient. Way better than heavy duty box cutters in my opinion (based on my usage for it). I can clip it on, use the box cutter and return to holder. Keeping me from forgetting where my box cutter went or if I retracted the blade during a large truck offload. The Trigger concept is a great safety promoter. I’ll buy this product a million times over heavy duty ones because of its ease of use, reuse and never having to wonder where the heck I left it. As it’s clipped on my trouser, pocket or belt. Also, even if the cord on the blade component (attaching it to the return base) was to break for any reason- the component fits snug on the carrying case so not even concern about that. It is a more lighter plastic but who needs heavy box cutters (idk) but for me this is perfect. Never worried if I retracted the blade back after use… simply press the trigger point, use, and release. Done done done. No regrets for what this product alleviates in my work load. Perfect! I’ll love to see this concept in various strengths and core materials but either way… this product found a new return customer. I have fellow workers asking where they can get one… they want to replace their heavy duty box cutters and I’m happy to point the way. Give it a try if you’re wondering if it’s worth it. I don’t think you’ll regret it.

Its not the best build quality. For the price however, it is a fantastic tool, and you get two! Over time, they will wear out. I used one for about a year before I had enough. The problem areas are: the spring inside may break, resulting in the blade remaining out unless pressed back in. The tether may break. And lastly, the holster clips will wear as you put the knif in and out, meaning it may fall out when walking. Annoying if like mine, you get all three priblems. If you work retail or something like that, you wont be disappointed at all. One thing i do wish is for more blade to come out, but for cutting boxes its more than enough.

product arrived as described and on time.

Works like its supposed too. The clip is very strong and stays in place. The price is great too! Wish I found these sooner. They come very handy for warehouse work and cutting plastic wrap off pallets. The clip doesn't hold if you try to clip it onto your pocket, it slips off when you try to pull the knife out

Exactly the same as the old school Walmart issue box cutters. I work at Walmart and I love them. Plus you can't beat the price

They are ok for occasional use. Unfortunately I got mine for work and after repeated use for about a month the blades began to pull out when case cutting boxes. I opened up the knife and verified that the plastic tabs that hold the blade in place had become worn to the point of failure.