[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The blade is very sharp. The fixed blade is nice because you don’t have to worry about it retracting. The button on the side to swap blades can’t be confusing at first if you don’t realize it’s a fixed blade knife. It can lead to people thinking it’s a retracting blade. Overall it’s a great knife and another quality tool from Crescent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's easy to open change blades but wish it had a switch to open and close it other then that it's good love orange it's not plastic that's a + I wish they had a kit that had like 50 blades with it and a tape measure that would be something I buy

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This knife is very durable and easy to use. I don't usually work with fixed balde knives. This one does not require me to have a tool to change the blade. I do like the blade is ready to use at all times. I highly recommend it to anyone that may utilize a fixed blade utility knife.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This review is for the Fixed Blade Utility Knife (CTKFB). My reason for accepting sample of product was to test the ease and functionality of a fixed blade utility knife. My experience with the knife was mixed. Pros: I enjoyed the ergonomic design. The knife felt comfortable to hold. The knife has a decent weight to it, feeling solid when using. Tool-free blade change made accessing the blades very easy. Cons: Case design allows for the two parts to wobble. This has no effect on functionality. No interior magnet to hold spare blades. Spare blades rattle loosely. Overall, this is a very decent fixed blade knife that will last for quite a while. I had no problems with breaking down lots of cardboard boxes. However, when I was done using the knife, I repeatedly caught myself trying to retract the blade instead of removing/storing the blade. (Old habits)