I had the quick slide for almost 10 years . A very safe knife and it help up to everything I put it to and the blade change is quick and holds the blade very well . I lost mine on a job site . Gutted as it had been a trusted companion . I replaced it with the same model . They get better with wear . Only downside is no blade storage

I like this Stanley Quickslide Knife, very simple small ans Handy. Hope stanley sell it here in Philippines.

I have this utility knife for over 6 years now. metallic paint coating is all gone. gave it a polished aluminum finish.

I’ve started using the basic lock back Irwin knife

I managed to get a small split ring through the lanyard holes

ever since i tried the Tirant Razor V3, it's replaced all my other utility knives. most importantly, it's for actual EDC #realedc

This knife is awesome. But the Husky kills it. Just as tough and small but sells for $8 compared to $16 for the Stanley Quickslide. The knife that I’m interested in is the Stanley 10-707.

Yeah quickslide is definitely wrong for this knife. The sliding mechanism is extremely hard, to the point of hurting your fingers if you use it constantly.

Milwalkee fastback is the only utility knife.

Thanks for the Review on this U Knife. Really good work as usual. 🤠👮🏻‍♂️🙀🇺🇸👻👍🌚👏😉🍀🥺😼👋🫣🤔 B9USA Sr.