OFUK 2.0

Utility knives tend to be chunky things that live in a toolbox rather than a pocket. OFUK 2.0 takes the opposite approach: according to the maker, it uses the world's thinnest open-frame design, shaped to slip into a pocket or wallet for everyday carry.

How it works

The maker says the blade can be slid out and locked with one hand, and that the locking mechanism is designed to balance safety with ease of use. Blade changes are described as quick and tool-free, a detail aimed at people who go through blades regularly.

• One-handed blade slide and lock
• Tool-free blade replacement
• Built-in pry bar for lids and light leverage tasks
• Hex drive function for small fastening jobs
• Open-frame body in stainless steel and titanium, per the maker

Materials and design

According to the campaign, the knife is made from stainless steel and titanium, chosen to combine durability with low weight. The styling is deliberately minimal, and the maker positions it as much an accessory as a tool.

The maker pitches OFUK 2.0 for everyday carry, DIY work and outdoor use, where the extra pry bar and hex drive functions extend what a basic blade can do.