RMX™ | Drop Point

As someone who’s carried and collected knives for years, I’m always on the lookout for tools that don’t just perform well but also offer flexibility and thoughtfulness in their design. The Worksharp RMX caught my attention for exactly that reason. It isn’t just another EDC blade, it’s a modular cutting tool that adapts to the way you want to use it. After spending some time with it, I’ve come away impressed with both its functionality and the level of detail Worksharp put into the package.

First Impressions

Out of the box, the RMX makes a strong statement. The build quality is sturdy, with tight tolerances and a reassuring heft without feeling overbuilt. The handle ergonomics are excellent, comfortable in hand and textured enough to provide grip security without being overly aggressive on the pocket or palm. The blade itself deploys smoothly and locks up solid, whether set up as a button lock or in its auto configuration.

Button Lock to Auto Conversion – A Game Changer

The standout feature for me is the RMX’s convertibility. I’ve owned button locks, and I’ve owned autos, but the ability to switch between the two in the same knife is something I’ve never seen executed this cleanly. Worksharp makes the process accessible to anyone, not just knife enthusiasts with specialized tools.

Included in the package are all the necessary parts and the tool to make the conversion. No guesswork, no need to hunt down aftermarket kits. The fact that Worksharp thought to include these…