Olympia Tools33-187 Turbopro Autoload Knife

Love this utility knife! It is sturdy and easy to use. The blade is extremely sharp and is made of extremely high quality materials. The auto-reload mechanism works well and the handle allows a firm grip. Highly recommend!

I use a utility knife through out the day and this one is perfect for that. The blade slides in and out easily. The release is super easy to use which is handy if you need to use the blade in different ways while you are working. It's got a side door that makes it easy to open and replace the blades, not to mention the neat trick that is loads a blade automatically if you take one of them out. No problems with the blade sliding in or out while you are using it. The release button is off to the side so it doesn't get in the way. The side door to load makes that a breeze. No more disassembling the knife to change the blade or store extra blades. Feels really good in your hand and had a handy carabiner/hook that makes it easy to hang up.This is by far the best utility knife I've ever used.

I love this knife, has become my daily driver pocket knife. Before you buy though, it does NOT like Lenox blades. This knife works best with blades that have the 2 slots at the top of the blade. Lenox blades have 4, no biggy but just a warning I wish I would have gotten. Also you probably don't want to cut sticky, tarry, gunky residue leaving materials with this knife as it will gunk up the insides and most likely hinder the blade changing mechanisms. For example I wouldn't cut bituthene(ice and water shield) with this knife. Other than that, great product, well made, good weight and size

I love this knife... I've loved it since it was made by home Depot under the husky brand. I've used every single knife there is and this knife crushes all of them. They last very long and switching the blade is a breeze... I can change the blade in 1.5 seconds... It's that easy. The only thing I don't like about this knife is the nameplate on a couple of them have come off. This never happened to my husky knives and I've had my recent one for about 4 years. It looks like they only used a cheap adhesive to attach it. It doesn't impact the function but it looks cheap. Everything else is great and I definitely recommend it.

A true handyman/ construction workers knife. This razor knife it built so solidly, I'm sure I could drop it 10' onto concrete and only break the blade if anything. It built like a brick outhouse + it has an extremely handy belt buckle clip on the back and can hold 5 blades. When a blade wears out or breaks..1. Simply pull back the spring loaded quick release slide button at the front of knife.2. Pull blade out to dispose.3. Slide blade into handle "effectively closing it". Open er' back up and walla, a new spring loaded blade from the easy reloader "built into the knife" is locked/ loader and ready to operate.Hands down, the best damn utility knife I've ever used and seen!