Whatever blade I'm packing at the time. Lately it's my Ganzo G707. It's stiletto blade slips right into the envelope flaps.
BTW, welcome to the family, bemymonkey!!
Whatever blade I'm packing at the time. Lately it's my Ganzo G707. It's stiletto blade slips right into the envelope flaps.
BTW, welcome to the family, bemymonkey!!
That little green SRM Tanto that sits on my nightstand… unless I whip out whatever is on me as soon as I pick up the box. Then chances are good its my Spyderco Stretch (simply no better EDC for me).
Usually keys or a butter knife or a screw driver or I just rip them open.
Nothing special.
SRM 704 black version ![]()
SRM GB-763
SRM 681
Kershaw Burst; Leatherman Squirt; screwdriver

I use the screwdriver. The Kershaw is just too sharp and I’m afraid of slicing myself. The Squirt has always been a great tool.
small sebenza at home and a rainbow leek at work
If I expect flashlights: my teeth.
If its a blister packaging: chainsaw.
Everything else: the next knife I can find.
makes sense to me night crawl
Single edge razor blades. Box cutters are for scaredy cat mommas boys.
I have dozens of razor blades scattered around the house… now, if I can only find them.
And I REALLY hate people that pack things in the form of the “bubble wrap football”. Bubble wrap covered in a mile of packing tape… it just invites unpacking damage.
I use one of those cheap plastic box cutters with the snap-off blades . I like the idea that I can adjust the length of the blade so that I can finesse the job . And when the edge dulls , just snap off the dull section and BLAM , back at it .
And they're budget .
Welcome to BLF, nqcken. My wife always keeps her rainbow Leek in her purse; safely ensconced in a knife taco. That may be of the most beautiful knives, aesthetically speaking, that we own.
This one lives on my desk… ![]()

thanks for the warm welcome! the rainbow leek is really a different animal than the rest of the leeks (i own several), the coating on them has an incredible hand feel and the operation is smooth as silk. it also looks , well, pretty and where i work i can not carry anything that could be construed as a “weapon.”
ken

It’s made in Turkiye. Very slim, not so dangerous and legal to carry.
Usually scissors. If I don't have scissors, it's my $4 Boker Subcom copy from DX.
My 1st gen Spyderco endura (full serrated and on me 90% of the time)
Or one of my two other knives that I have on me if the Endura is not;
1st gen Spyderco Delica (Full serrated)
Benchmade #523 Presidio modified Tanto
The Wharncliffe blade is my fave for dispatching packages. The current EDC is a Cold Steel Tuff-Lite (not the mini.)



Last pic courtesy of Knifecenter.
Spyderco Dragonfly Stainless Steel,