We wish we could give you just one reason, but there are three of them.

• Edge - As you know usually in Rock, Paper and Scissor - Scissors doesn't cut rock. With an insulation knife we need a blade to cut paper and rock. The Dexter 1376 is in every insulators tool kit. But you must sharpen it 3-4x a day minimum. With the Kick Ass Knife the Gen2 cut paper and rock and requires 1/3 the sharpening on fiberglass and rubber. Now the math - Save 2 sharpening a day at 2 minutes per sharpening x 50 weeks x 5 days a week = 1000 minutes - This is over 16 2/3 hours. If at $70 per hour with indirect costs this is $1,167 saved.
  
• Based on the Kick Ass Challenge results the individual who seldom put the knife in their back pocket stopped doing it with the sheath. You can put a dollar amount to safety

• The knife will last 3x as long if your sharpen it 1/3 less. A Dexter 1376 is $20. At $50 Kick Ass Knife is cheaper that a Dexter that will cost you $60 between replacements not to mention this will not break when you drop it from 12' on the tip or butt of the knife (if you did not tether it.

• Finally If you are goring out materials and learn how to cut using the ruler you with save another 2 minutes per oversize or gore per piece.

Time to upgrade that Dexter kitchen knife with an insulation tool built for Safety that will improve your speed or if you are an owner will be a mandate as you cannot afford to not use it.

One trip to urgent care can cost your company $2,000 not counting in the lost productivity.

If you said, “stabbed the blade into the insulation and taped over the tear after you pull it out.”
Yeah… we’ve all seen it. We’ve all done it.
To give credit, that’s still better than dropping your knife and snapping the cheap handle, because it’s half-tang and half-ass, right?

Your phone is like your knife; it’s something you use constantly.​ So ask yourself: how often do you go looking for your phone each week?​ Now, think about this: if the knife’s not tethered to them, do they even know where it is?​ How many hours do you lose when it gets left on a duct, dropped down a chase, or forgotten at the top of a ladder?​

First, get your mind out of the gutter — I’m not talking about that. But seriously, it takes two hands, right? That’s 18+ seconds wasted just to measure. The Kick Ass Knife lets you do it with one hand.​

Unfortunately, we all know, at least 3 to 5 minutes.​ Our knife allows you to get to work ASAP with a super sharp blade right out of the gate.

THIS ISN’T A KITCHEN KNIFE.
It’s an essential job site tool for mechanical insulation, a time-saver.