I had this knife about 3mo before losing it, but in that short time I noticed the paint does not hold up well at all. The 2nd day i carried it, it was already chipping. If they could do something with that it would be much better. I did not use the punch so I do not know about its durability. The blade is sharp from the package and the belt cuter worked well enough. I did not receive a lanyard or any other carry method with mine. It has a clip that works mostly but notice I did loose mine out of my back pocket from a seated position. I plan to order another one but i hope the paint lasts better and i think it will go in the front pocket.

This is a grate tool. sharp and efective. I find mine very handy.

The biggest complaint I have about this product deals with the fact that if yo pocket-carry and tie-down, your tie-down lanyard will end up tangled and shoved into your front-jean pocket. This might seem a little thing, but if any real thought were given to this for use by a tactical EMS/LEO, it would never have passed muster. As to the durability of the glass-breaker, as of yet I can't comment.If you can do without the O2 wrench, consider the Benchmade Triage 916/917. I just can't get over the lanyard hole being placed so that it is IN the pocket. The devil i in the details, end of.

I got this as a gift (that I asked for.) My crew had been doing some vehicle rescue training, and I got to use the window punch a couple of times. What once was a sharp, pointed punch became rounded and ineffective. The knife is still holding up otherwise over a year later.