I love it when an EDC knife goes beyond the standard template to throw in a few surprises. Whether it’s hiding a glass-breaker into its design or having a unique opening/closing mechanism, knives that don’t necessarily follow all the rules are a breath of fresh air. Take a look at the Ezsharp Titanium Knife and chances are it’ll look like just another ordinary knife with a scalpel blade mounted on the front. However, hit a switch on the handle and a cartridge pops out, revealing two MORE backup blades.

It isn’t often that you see a knife with extra blades hidden away in a secret chamber in the knife’s handle, but the Ezsharp does just that. Designed to be dangerously sharp, ruthlessly efficient, and relentless, the knife packs one main blade for cutting, slicing, shopping, or whittling… but just in case that blade isn’t enough to get the job done, you’ve got two more blades ready to be locked and loaded. Pretty cool, no?!

Designer: Backing Tech

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At the heart of Ezsharp’s appeal is its blade—a surgical-grade scalpel capable of extraordinary precision. Whether you’re slicing through paper, fabric, or plastic, the knife performs with the accuracy of a craftsman’s tool. The compatibility with various scalpel blades (#10, #11, #12, and #15) adds versatility, allowing you to tailor the knife to the task at hand. And when the blade loses its edge, there’s no need for sharpening like you’d have to with most pocket knives. Just swap out the old blade with a new one from the built-in slot housing spare blades—a feature as practical as it is innovative.

The body of the knife comes machined from Grade 5 titanium, which is in itself a mark of good, durable EDC. This is a material chosen for its unique combination of strength and lightness. Weighing only 45 grams and measuring 3.15 inches, it feels feather-light in your pocket but doesn’t compromise on robustness. Titanium’s corrosion resistance and germproof properties mean this knife is built to last, no matter where life takes you. The CNC-machined design ensures a flawless finish, making the knife as much a statement piece as it is a utility tool. Its bead-blast grey finish exudes understated elegance, while its ergonomic contours provide a steady, comfortable grip for prolonged use.

Opening the Ezsharp is seamless and should come naturally to anyone who’s wielded a folding blade before. There’s a flipper that helps you quickly deploy the knife, alternatively, a finger groove in the handle lets you get your nail in and open the blade out – just like your standard Swiss Army knife. A sturdy frame lock ensures it stays securely in place during use, offering the confidence of a heavy-duty tool in a sleek, compact package. Even closing the knife is hassle-free; a gentle push of the locking bar lets you fold it away with ease.

The Ezsharp ditches the regular blade for a standard Scalpel blade and with good reason. Scalpel blades are notoriously sharp, are readily available, are extremely cheap, and come in a variety of shapes for different activities. Mount a scalpel blade on the Ezsharp and it’s a formidable cutting tool, capable of doing everything from opening boxes to whittling wood to even slashing through seatbelts and paracord. Scalpel blades come in a variety of designs, which means you can choose a profile/shape that suits your needs the best. As far as sharpness goes, they’re all dangerously capable, and are medical grade, which means you can use the knife for hunting and cooking too.

Instead of worrying about sharpening your dull blade, Ezsharp sidesteps that laborious process by allowing you to simply swap out an old blade for a new one. A simple press of a resilient tab unlocks the blade for swift removal or installation. No risk to your fingers, no frustration—just smooth, effortless efficiency. It’s easy, and actually reduces waste by allowing you to swap out just the thin blade rather than ditch an old knife for a new one (let’s face it, not everyone sits and sharpens their knife). The replaceable blade is also great for travel, but more on that later.

The Ezsharp’s most impressive feature remains the hidden slot to store extra blades. Discreetly integrated into the handle, it can store up to two additional blades, secured with powerful magnets. A simple button press releases the slot for quick access. This thoughtful addition ensures you’re always prepared, whether you’re tackling a creative project, embarking on an outdoor adventure, or simply handling day-to-day tasks. You can store the same blade type or diversify by keeping different blade designs which you can then interchange depending on what blade profile you need.

The detachable blade makes the Ezsharp perfect for travel too. Just ditch the blades and the knife is TSA-friendly and flight-ready. The blades can be stored separately in your check-in luggage (or bought at any hardware/medical store), making just the handle perfectly safe for any kind of travel. Carrying the knife around is fairly simple too, thanks to a pocket clip for traditional carrying, or a lanyard hole for strapping the Ezsharp to your backpack or even around your keychain.

Beyond its practical features, Ezsharp embraces design as an art form. Its titanium body offers opportunities for stunning finishes, from anodized colors to laser-engraved patterns. The exclusive Adventurer’s Edition, available only to Kickstarter backers, takes this artistry to the next level with unique textures and iridescent effects.

The Ezsharp starts at $79, which includes the titanium knife along with ten scalpel blades (#11 design). The colorful Adventurer edition starts at $86, if the idea of simple microtextured titanium doesn’t excite you. Although there’s no official warranty on the Ezsharp, its titanium construction should be more than capable of lasting decades with regular use. Just keep changing the blades and your Ezsharp should be as good as new every single time!

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