Milwaukee 48-22-1901 Fastback Utility Knife with Belt Clip & Wire Stripper - Heavy Duty Folding Pocket Knife for Construction, DIY Projects & Everyday Carry (EDC)

UPDATE - after several months of use, I have to bump up the rating on this product. It's the utility knife reached for every time. Reason - ergonomics. Yes, it's more expensive than comparable import folding boxcutters, and no, there's no onboard blade storage, but all in all, this is a good quality knife, despite the rather loose blade pivot (and no, there is no way to tighten up on the pivot screw - it comes from the factory at max torque already. Recommended.Nice ergonomics, but ... pivot is WAYYY too loose (blade just falls open), although I have not yet taken a Torx to the pivot screw to see if any of the slack can be taken up. Yeah, I get the questionable "flip open" concept. Overall, a "nice" utility knife, but better quality is available for well under ten dollars at any of the big box stores. This includes a beefier blade carrier, a better blade latch/release, a more solid lockup, and more solid construction overall. Similar design competitive knives also offer a real belt clip, rather than a flimsy wire loop as provided on this knife.This knife should be priced under ten dollars to be competitive. Compare to house brand folding utility knives at "L****" or "H*** D****". Is it worth the trouble to return it? No, but if you're looking for one of the folding-type utility knives, save your money and pick up a generic store brand for about half this price locally.It's a matter of personal preference, but you are probably better off with one of the newer-design retractable utility knives, which now have better ergonomics, tool-less blade change, and of course -- onboard blade storage. With the folding type knives like the Milwaukee, you've got two blade edges to work with before you need to go home to get another blade .....