RayFlex Blade

Utility knives tend to do one thing. RayFlex Blade, as its maker describes it, folds several workshop and everyday functions into a single CNC-machined titanium body, positioning it as a tool for everything from opening boxes to jobsite maintenance.

Blade and body

At its core is a 9mm snap-off blade. When the edge dulls, the segment is snapped away to expose a fresh one, and the maker says a built-in blade breaker lets users do this safely and easily. The body is made from Gr5 titanium, which the maker describes as lightweight, durable and corrosion-resistant, and it is precision CNC-machined for what the maker calls smooth operation and a clean finish.

The extra tools

Beyond the blade, the maker lists the following integrated features:

• Ruler for quick measurements
• Pry bar, small but with strong leverage for opening lids and light tasks
• Nail puller
• Tritium slot for customization and improved visibility
• Built-in blade breaker

Where it fits

The maker pitches three use cases: everyday DIY, light work, parcel opening and small repairs; outdoor activities such as camping and hiking, where it could serve as an emergency tool; and professional settings like construction sites and maintenance work. Its lightweight, compact design is meant to slip into a pocket or bag.