ITOKEY EDC Gadgets, Box Cutter Utility Knife, Multitool Keychain knife with Bottle Opener, Wrench, Pry Bar Tool, Ruler, Screwdriver, Multi Tool Knife for Everyday Carry, Dad Gadgets GIfts for Men

Kid is doing a lot of Scout service events. Lot of them involve opening boxes and flats to assemble care packages of food stuff or baby stuff. Tired of using my good knives for this stuff so I picked up the ITOKEY. Wish I could afford some of the super nice ones like a RUT or titanium ones, but at the end of the day the ITOKEY does exactly the same thing. Love it so far. Does what I need it to. Very small to stick it in pocket or pocket organizer. Easy to deploy, retract and replace utility blade.

I'm impressed with this, it's a really nice box cutter for the price. After the 20% coupon I only paid a bit over $10 for it. I don't always read the full descriptions so I was surprised when I received a 10 pack of extra blades with the knife. The extra bit that comes with it got tossed in my tool drawer, it's not really a common hex size that I use, but it may come in handy later. Fit and finish on the knife is really nice, no hot spots or anything sharp like that to catch your fingers on. It's thin and lightweight making it easy to carry in your pocket. I will admit the blade release can be a little tricky, I have to push mine in a little hard to get the blade to release but not a big deal. Overall it was a good purchase and I wouldn't hesitate to buy another one for myself or someone else.

I have used this little tool for opening boxes prying lids open and as a bottle opener. It is very ergonomic and easy to carry. I usually use the little pocket in my jeans to slid this little guy in. The blades are also compatible with standard box cutter blades from Walmart. I know there was a review here stating that there thinner than traditional ones, and that is true bit there not that hard to come by. Also the bottle opener works as intended. Ohh and the rulers do com in handy every now and then if i want to estimate the thickness of something. All in all go ahead and buy this little tool kit a lot cheaper than the other version on here and well worth it.

This tool is just OK. As some other reviewers have pointed out, you have to press the release with one hand and pull the blade out (or push it in) with your other hand. Most other tools of similar design have some kind of one-hand open or at least the blade can slide enough from gravity that you don't have to physically touch the sharp blade to open or close it. Some reviewers mention they got a hex bit with their tool. I did not but I was not expecting one since it's not mentioned in the description. The description does say "total pieces 11" so I WAS expecting the 10 extra blades that other reviewers have mentioned. Those were not included. This is an OK, thin, lightweight, fairly secure holder for a box-cutter blade, but overall I did not get everything promised and I don't feel like the opening mechanism is the safest. You might want to look at the similar product from Outdoor Edge for something a bit better but the same price (I paid ten dollars and change).

Been using for a few years. Should love this tool. Bought back in 2023 and use for everyday use on my jobs never have had any issues or problems. Loved it came with extra blades and a tool. Fits on my keychain and has come in very handy a few times. Highly recommended.

Solid tool, little on the heavy side, you have to pull the blade out by pressing to relese and retract it the same way, overall little heavy for a key chain, better on bug out bag or larrett. but not a bad tool

I wanted something slim, strong, light, sleek and pleasing to the eye. I am actualy taken that I found it all in this lil' baby here. I keep it on my key chain and can quickly remove the blade in case I go into federal buildings. It feels sound and sturdy. I am very pleased with this blade holder. (And yes, it holds standard blades with the two rounded dips on top)

Getting the blade out is awkward, the blade release is actuated by the pointer fing where I naturally would expect to use my thumb. Extending and retreacting the blade requires both hands. Easy to accidentally release the blade while using it because of the release location. No grip to it, so can definitely see this slipping out of someone's hand and cutting someone Super minimal and easy to carry/conceal. Bottle opener seems like it would work great