Real Steel Heinnie® Windmill 18

Very good utility knife - the blade seems to keep edge and is resistant to chips so far so fingers crossed -scissors nice design uses a cam rather than spring

A really nice tool that's proven to be very handy for me. It's nicely made and unlike other reviewers mine is holding up very nicely. For me a good value every dy tool that's being used.

Nice little everyday knife. Sharp out of box Positive action for both blade and scissors. Effective clip will guard against loss. Easy to open ( I am a chronic nail- biter makes using the nail groove thing difficult- the design means that there is a good area of blade to use for opening you don’t need a nail groove)

Great little knife. Legal carry in the UK so a non-locking blade but the retaining spring is strong enough that it's very safe. Arrived extremely sharp. Scissors are also excellent, sharp and very useful.

The backspring broke on mine too, and after very little use. This is a shame because this is a great idea, and would have bene a very practical tool. I nearly didn't review it, as I want Hennie to do more like this,- just without the snapping. Although the other big problem is something I hate, that Gerber also like to do too, and that is scissors that don't open out to let you sharpen them - why do they exist? SAK scissors have been about forever, and are just about perfect, and easy to sharpen. I have no idea how I'd go about sharpening these. At least the scissors start out sharp, unlike on my Gerber (purchased elsewhere). If Real Steel can sort out those backsprings, and tweak the scissors so they can be sharpened, I'd be recommending the pants off these.

I stupidly sharpened the scissors on my SOG Snippet and ruined them so needed a replacement. After looking around and seeing that the Snippet was out of stock & Leatherman no longer make the Micra I was not sure what to do so I called and was recommended the Real Steel Heinnie Windmill. It is awesome, really well made and a absolute bargain 5 Stars

Nice price and concept, blade and scissors, the most important EDC tools in my opinion but has a serious flaw. The back spring on mine snapped off after a few weeks of very light use. I see that others have had this issue too. Wouldn’t recommend. Possibly the Atlas version is better?

The HH Windmill is a very well executed EDC for the masses... It arrived razor sharp and is very easy to sharpen, the scissors are proportional and actually work. Last but far from least its UK friendly, this knife is now my go to EDC and I am very attached to it...

Brought this as a general daily use knife as it so far hasn’t let me down, still fairly new so haven’t put it to much use but so far it’s sliced through my salami with ease. Cut through cordage and plastic packaging. This scissors are a good size and comfortable to use.