RoxonS501U Folding Pocket Scissors and replaceable Knife blade with belt clip, 2 in 1 Multi-tool for Outdoors, Camping, Hiking, Survival, Rescue, Hunting, Durable & Lightweight EDC

This new Roxon design really delivers... large scissors, interchangeable blade and slim design. Unlike another reviewer, I had no problem changing blades (I've easily installed the two hawkbill blades and the diamond file). The mechanism is very effective and simple to use (although I wonder if it is susceptible to grit?). My major issue is that there is not enough of a cutout to easily open the blades with one hand (fixable using a zip tie as a thumb stud, but definitely a design issue). Also, the pocket clip is designed for right-handed people in tip-down configuration... it cannot be changed for tip-up or left-handed carry.Overall a fantastic design with genuine innovation, but it can be improved upon thusly:1) Make blades more accessible with one hand.2) Make the product lighter (it's not heavy, but pulls on the pocket a bit more than I'd like).3) Make it more easily usable by left-handed people.4) Make a deep-carry clip available (I believe this could also be designed to allow tip-up carry).5) Make replaceable blades more accessible (at the moment, you can't purchase a specific blade, only 3-packs with three different blades).#4 and 5 should be relatively easy to offer, without a redesign... listening, Roxon?I really love the direction Roxon is taking the company (also looking forward to the Flex multitool), with these new modular pocket-size tools!

Does exactly what it says. Had the model with the scissors but no replaceable blade and loved it. Bought this because I like having a box cutter for easy blade changes and the scissors are amazing. I previously had used my box cutter for things that would have been better to use scissors for and ended up hurting myself. Now I am safer lol.The scissors are super sharp and it's a cool feature to be able to replace the blades that easily. It feels robust and seems to be able to last for a while.

I'm rather particular about what I choose to carry, but in this case, I'm sure I would carry this primarily to show to, and amaze, my friends. And it also does work quite well.

Love the concept and for thr most part, the design. The G10 has a great look and feel, the shears are sharp and sturdy, and the interchangeable blade is my new go to.The only downside is that the blade change mechanism could use some work. It’s not hard to accidentally unlock it and I think there is still room for improvement. Currently, each side locks/unlocks individually. I think it would be much better to have the switches linked. Definitely more complicated but it’d make this design much more practical and reliable.

The main reason I purchased this knife was that I could buy other blades of different styles.Roxon has some decent options when it comes to different blades you can buy for this knife all the way from the regular blade designs to box cutters to scalpel like blades.A knife like this would come in handy if you like to use different blades for different situations.All you need to do is purchase the blade pack you like slide the side buttons and pop off the side cover remove the old blade slip in the new one put it back together and boom you have a nice new sharp blade.

This is a great EDC. I have used it quite a bit in the past couple of weeks and so far so good. The knife and sissor are both holding up well from usage and has yet to dull. The pins to replace the knife is quite sturdy and are purpendicular to the knife to prevent accidental release. (May have changed looking at the previous reviews) When the knife is fully extended there is no play or wiggle on the knife. Currently, in my opinion this is a great tool to have and does not dissapoint.

Love the scissors on this multi tool.

I really do like this knife. The scissors work well and are really nice. The knife came sharp and is nice. The only gripe is that the little locking nub nearest the blade keeps unlocking when I pull the knife from my pocket. This makes the scale and the blade loose when I go to open it, and I then have to fiddle around to get it locked back in place. If the lock was not up/down, but side to side, I don’t think this would be as much of a problem, but as is, it’s kind of frustrating and will likely keep this knife from being an everyday carry choice for me. Too bad because I quite like a lot about it.