--- product_id: 14931940 title: "Seber Ratcheting Locking Utility Knife" brand: "olympia tools" price: "S/.10" currency: PEN in_stock: false reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.pe/products/14931940-seber-ratcheting-locking-utility-knife store_origin: PE region: Peru --- # Ratcheting lock system for multi-angle blade positioning Ultra-sharp T10 steel blade with mid-serration Durable G10 handle with stainless steel frame Seber Ratcheting Locking Utility Knife **Brand:** olympia tools **Price:** S/.10 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > πŸ”ͺ Cut smarter, not harder β€” unlock your edge with Seber! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Seber Ratcheting Locking Utility Knife by olympia tools - **How much does it cost?** S/.10 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pe](https://www.desertcart.pe/products/14931940-seber-ratcheting-locking-utility-knife) ## Best For - olympia tools enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted olympia tools brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Lifetime Reliability:** Backed by a limited lifetime warrantyβ€”built to last through every project. - β€’ **Ultra-Durable Materials:** Stainless steel frame and G10 handle combine strength with lightweight portability. - β€’ **Ratcheting Gear Innovation:** Inspired by trusted socket wrench tech, ensuring secure blade positioning every time. - β€’ **Debris-Clearing Blade Holder:** Relief grind and channel design keep your blade clean and cutting smoothly. - β€’ **Precision Multi-Angle Locking:** Lock your blade at any angle for ultimate cutting control and wrist comfort. ## Overview The Seber Ratcheting Locking Utility Knife features a patented ratchet locking system allowing blade lock at multiple angles, enhancing cutting precision and wrist ergonomics. Crafted with a stainless steel frame and lightweight, durable G10 handle, it includes an ultra-sharp T10 steel blade with mid-serration for tackling tough materials. Designed for professionals who demand reliability and versatility, this folding utility knife offers debris-clearing blade channels and comes with a limited lifetime warranty. ## Description Product Description Seber Ratcheting Locking Utility Knife From the Manufacturer Ratchet Locking Systems have been around for decades. It is a proven locking system that is trusted, tried and true primarily in socket wrenches. We have incorporated this ratcheting gear and pawl system into the First Switchable Folding Locking Knife to lock open, closed, and lock at any angle. No other folding locking knife allows you to lock the blade in so many positions. The Rotation-Loc feature allows you to set the blade angle at the optimum cutting angle while allowing your wrists to be parallel to your cutting surface allowing more power to be applied. Seber knives are constructed with the highest quality materials. Stainless Steel bolsters and frame construction. Handles are composed of G10 scales, lightweight and extremely durable. Blade holder has a relief grind for more cutting clearance and utility blade utilizes channels to clear debris when inserted and removed. Each Seber Utility Knife comes with a Seber Utility Blade. These T10 Steel blades are ultra sharp, ultra strong and the mid-serration cuts through the toughest materials with ease. Seber knives are the next evolution in cutting technology. HANDLE IT! FEEL IT! HEAR IT! Review: One of the best tools I've ever used - For this review, I decided to add a short video so you can see and hear it, and it also makes some comparisons easier. This text is, however, 95% of the review: Ergonomics: The shape of this knife is pretty minimalist. The back is straight, and there is no real curve to the handle whatsoever. It's a very boxy box knife, but it's not uncomfortable in the hand. The G10 scales are lightly textured, which means it will prevent some slippage, but won't destroy your pockets. Portability: This knife is heavy. It weighs in at seven ounces, which means it weighs a full 2.4 ounces (over 50%) more than my Cold Steel Large Clip Point Voyager. It doesn't bother me, as I wear a belt, but I don't recommend wearing this with elastic-waisted pants unless you're an exhibitionist. You will definitely notice it in your pocket. So will other people - it rides a full inch and a quarter above the pocket clip. The upside of that is one can take the knife out without leaving dirt/grime from your hands in/on the pocket. Deployment: Due to it having a switch to change between modes, it's not lightning fast like some utility knives are. It has a nice ratcheting sound when opening, and it locks open and closed automatically when in those respective modes. You can open it with a wrist-flick, but that can cause the blade to eject - the shock of it slamming open causes the spring in the mechanism to compress, releasing the blade. You can still safely open and close it relatively quickly and easily with one hand and without looking, which I quite like. Sidenote: Quite a bit of the blade is exposed with this design. A standard utility knife has 1.375 inches of the blade exposed, whereas this has 1.56. That's almost a fifth of an inch extra, and the area immediately around the blade is nicely beveled. I don't know how useful that actually is, though, as I can't really think of a situation where one would need to bury a utility knife an inch and a half into something. Durability: The knife is pretty bulletproof. It's all metal except for the G10 scales, and G10 is not a flimsy plastic. The ratcheting mechanism is pretty resilient - I can push on it with really quite a bit of force, and it has not closed on me. I get the feeling that you would have to permanently break the mechanism to get it to move when locked. There is some front-to-back blade play when it's not fully opened - about and eighth of an inch. When fully open, there's about 1/32nd of an inch of wiggle. There isn't any measurable side-to-side blade play in any position, though, which is what would really be damning when doing precise cutting. Appearance: See video. Products shown/mentioned in video: Cold Steel Counter Point II knife Apollo Precision Tools DT1402 Folding Knife Sharpie Permanent Marker, Fine Point, Black, Pack of 5 Cold Steel Voyager Lg. Clip Point Plain Edge Knife EDIT: After using this for a few months, I can report that this thing is built like a tank. I've accidentally dropped it from a height of over four feet directly on to tile, and it has suffered no loss of function or noticeable cosmetic damage. It really is extremely well-built. Review: I found that the standard stanly blades work the best. - Quality is there, be careful what type of blades you put in it. I didn't care for the serrated edge blades that came with the knife. Thin utility blades tend to fall out, the extra heavy duty ones won't fit. I found that the standard stanly blades work the best. ## Features - Ratcheting utility knife - Bead blast finish - Ground blade holder - G10 handle material - Stainless steel ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Blade Material | Stainless Steel | | Brand | Olympia Tools | | Color | Stainless Steel | | Handle Material | Stainless Steel | | Item Weight | 8 ounces | | Material | Stainless Steel | ## Product Details - **Blade Material:** Stainless Steel - **Brand:** Olympia Tools - **Color:** Stainless Steel - **Global Trade Identification Number:** 00897345002093 - **Handle Material:** Stainless Steel - **Item Weight:** 0.5 Pounds - **Manufacturer:** Seber - **Material:** Stainless Steel - **Style:** Folding Utility Knife - **UPC:** 897345002093 ## Images ![Seber Ratcheting Locking Utility Knife - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71dhAPQJ7OL.jpg) ![Seber Ratcheting Locking Utility Knife - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91R986j2bVL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the best tools I've ever used *by J***. on October 11, 2012* For this review, I decided to add a short video so you can see and hear it, and it also makes some comparisons easier. This text is, however, 95% of the review: Ergonomics: The shape of this knife is pretty minimalist. The back is straight, and there is no real curve to the handle whatsoever. It's a very boxy box knife, but it's not uncomfortable in the hand. The G10 scales are lightly textured, which means it will prevent some slippage, but won't destroy your pockets. Portability: This knife is heavy. It weighs in at seven ounces, which means it weighs a full 2.4 ounces (over 50%) more than my Cold Steel Large Clip Point Voyager. It doesn't bother me, as I wear a belt, but I don't recommend wearing this with elastic-waisted pants unless you're an exhibitionist. You will definitely notice it in your pocket. So will other people - it rides a full inch and a quarter above the pocket clip. The upside of that is one can take the knife out without leaving dirt/grime from your hands in/on the pocket. Deployment: Due to it having a switch to change between modes, it's not lightning fast like some utility knives are. It has a nice ratcheting sound when opening, and it locks open and closed automatically when in those respective modes. You can open it with a wrist-flick, but that can cause the blade to eject - the shock of it slamming open causes the spring in the mechanism to compress, releasing the blade. You can still safely open and close it relatively quickly and easily with one hand and without looking, which I quite like. Sidenote: Quite a bit of the blade is exposed with this design. A standard utility knife has 1.375 inches of the blade exposed, whereas this has 1.56. That's almost a fifth of an inch extra, and the area immediately around the blade is nicely beveled. I don't know how useful that actually is, though, as I can't really think of a situation where one would need to bury a utility knife an inch and a half into something. Durability: The knife is pretty bulletproof. It's all metal except for the G10 scales, and G10 is not a flimsy plastic. The ratcheting mechanism is pretty resilient - I can push on it with really quite a bit of force, and it has not closed on me. I get the feeling that you would have to permanently break the mechanism to get it to move when locked. There is some front-to-back blade play when it's not fully opened - about and eighth of an inch. When fully open, there's about 1/32nd of an inch of wiggle. There isn't any measurable side-to-side blade play in any position, though, which is what would really be damning when doing precise cutting. Appearance: See video. Products shown/mentioned in video: Cold Steel Counter Point II knife Apollo Precision Tools DT1402 Folding Knife Sharpie Permanent Marker, Fine Point, Black, Pack of 5 Cold Steel Voyager Lg. Clip Point Plain Edge Knife EDIT: After using this for a few months, I can report that this thing is built like a tank. I've accidentally dropped it from a height of over four feet directly on to tile, and it has suffered no loss of function or noticeable cosmetic damage. It really is extremely well-built. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I found that the standard stanly blades work the best. *by M***. on April 3, 2015* Quality is there, be careful what type of blades you put in it. I didn't care for the serrated edge blades that came with the knife. Thin utility blades tend to fall out, the extra heavy duty ones won't fit. I found that the standard stanly blades work the best. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Have to get used to novel locking mechanism, but worth it *by B***N on December 7, 2012* I have purchased a few of these, not because they break, but because I have lost them at work, which is a hectic place (I work in commercials.) As other reviewers have stated there is a unique locking mechanism that enables the knife to be locked open, locked closed and locked in both directions. This can be done at many points as the tool swings open. I have found this feature useful when making aggressive cuts in materials where accuracy is not important, as locking the tool in the half open position (make sure is locked in both directions!) enables you to put a lot more force into the cut, but at the expense of controlling how straight the cut is. I use this feature to cut down boxes, etc, as it speeds up the process in my opinion. I also like the narrowness/taper of the business end of this tool. I can make deep cuts in materials like styrofoam with far less resistance than I experience with other utility knives, of which I have many. I like solid, well built tools, and this definitely falls into that category. All in all a great tool, and worth the extra dough. The missing star is for the one time that I experienced loosening in the screws that hold the belt clip. 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