OUTDOOR EDGE RazorPro - Double Bladed Folding Hunting Knife with Replaceable Razor Blade, Gutting Knife and Camo Nylon Sheath (Orange, 6 Blades)

Favorite knife

Very easy to use,easy to change razor shap blades, this is a must have

Best knife that I've ever had for overall field dressing and skinning game!!!

Wonderful product,reasonable price, great company

I have the Outdoor Edge Razor Lite (non-pro) version but had wanted this "Pro" knife. When the price dropped I did the next best thing and bought it for my son to take hunting. Since the Razor Lite does't have the zipper blade I can't speak to that functionality but it appears it should work great. The zipper blade is not replaceable but it can be sharpened.I did get to use my Razor Lite on an Elk last fall. It cut like crazy! I have the Orange color to help keep from losing it when I set it down in the brush.My one recommendation with these knives is to clean them the first chance you get. I didn't clean mine until the following day and the blood and fat made it difficult to get the razor blade out. I used pliers to grab the blade to make sure I didn't cut myself. Make no mistake, these are sharp. I simply replaced my blade after that one trip rather than actually waiting until it got dull but there was definitely more life left in the blade. The replacement blades are pretty inexpensive.

It jammed and I could neither open or close it Also the thumb tab for it fell off and got lost great concept not great quality control

I personally hate the boredom of sharpening knifes. It seems like a never-ending job. I just want to use my knife and have it as sharp as possible. Well thanks to Outdoor Edge I have that ability.This knife is constructed very well and the blades are razor sharp. I believe that this knife is primarily for soft items. I would not assume that the knife blades would fair well with hard items like bone. That being said this is a solid well built knife that if cared for properly should last a long time. I can only hope that Outdoor Edge will continue to make blades. If something happens to that supply then the knife is debunked. But be assured that I will stock up on blades. Good job Outdoor Edge!

I back pack into wilderness and spike camp to elk hunt. My old knives and sharpener kit weighed ~1.5lbs. With the 5 replacement blades this knife weighed just under 6ozs. I did the gutless method on my elk, broke it down and de-boned it with 2 blades. No complaints there. Blades are sharp and cheap. The zipper blade worked well opening the skin until I got to the neck then it struggled. However, I have a bunch of knives and I doubt any of them would have "zipped" through the neck skin. I was packing out meat and getting it to the butcher so I didn't get to clean it for 2 days and the push button to get the blade out wouldn't compress. I had to soak it in warm water for about a hour before I could free things up. That was on me, now I know. I can't imagine a better knife for how I use it.