BladeNex

Scalpel-style EDC tools trade the bulk of a conventional pocketknife for a thin, precise edge, and BladeNex follows that approach in a titanium frame. The maker positions it as a compact, multi-purpose tool for outdoor enthusiasts and EDC collectors.

Small and light by design

The maker says BladeNex measures 2.42 inches when folded and weighs 0.44 oz (about 12.5 g), sized to sit in a pocket or bag without adding noticeable carry weight.

Replaceable blades

Rather than relying on a fixed edge that needs sharpening, BladeNex accepts standard scalpel blades, according to the maker. Swapping blades is meant to keep the edge sharp and let the tool adapt to different tasks.

Titanium body, clip and tritium slot

The body is made of titanium, which the maker describes as lightweight yet sturdy and resistant to rust, intended to hold up in harsh conditions and over long-term use. A back clip lets it attach to a pocket, strap or belt, and a tritium slot is included so the knife can be located in the dark.

• Folded length: 2.42 inches (maker figure)
• Weight: 0.44 oz, about 12.5 g (maker figure)
• Body: titanium
• Blades: replaceable, compatible with standard scalpel blades
• Extras: back clip and tritium slot

The maker lists everyday jobs such as cutting paper and rope, opening packages and craft work, alongside outdoor use, as the intended applications.