Hyper Tough 4-inch Flex Putty Knife

Very sturdy. Comfortable handle. Thick metal. Decent price. Feels like a durable spatula.

Needed a new set of knives and this pack offered multi sizes

Works great

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Hyper Tough 4-inch flex putty knife is a solid putty knife tool to have in your arsenal. Solid ergonomic tool that gets the job done. I use it to smooth putty and also to pry things open. It's durable and has help up great again any job.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are always working on. Home improvement projects at our house and the Hyper Tough putty knife is proven to come handy. It's the perfect size to hold it and get a good grip. The blade is rust-resistant and light. Great quality!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This putty knife did the job well. It's perfect for patching small to medium wall spaces. The knife was super easy to use and patched the gouge in my wall with no issues. It's a good value for the money.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This hyper tough 4 inch flex putty knife is great. Can't beat the price. The versatility and durability of this thing is out of this world. I can't believe the effectiveness. High quality for a low price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] All in all, not bad! The only reason I didn't give this one five stars is that the construction isn't as “old school” as a hand tool should be (plastic rather than wooden handle, and not full-tang for the blade), but it does feel reasonably sturdy. I like the 4” size like this for most jobs, and this one is working well so far! Got some cat scratches and screw holes patched up already, and looking around for the next holes to fill. Nice and solid, just enough flex to be sure putty is scraped on cleanly and evenly. Pretty good for the price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried to use this 4-inch Flex Putty Knife with some joint compound on a project. Unfortunately, because of the squared shape and smooth finish on the plastic handle, it can be hard to hold onto. Being unable to get a suitable grip then creates problems with moving the putty knife around properly. I thought that the riveted handle would improve the strength of the tool. It turns out that the rivet and the space directly around it are loose, which means the blade isn't secured in the handle. Otherwise, the blade seems solid. Per the attached tag, it's rust-resistant. However, the amount of flex wasn't what I was expecting. This putty knife is actually quite stiff and would only flex maybe a quarter of an inch. Overall, this tool was very disappointing.

I didn't want this one