I see why that feels misleading. What’s happening is that many retailers use shared catalog feeds for hardware and outdoor gear, and those feeds often lump knives, multi‑tools, and utility blades together under “tools.” So when you see something like the Blur Assisted Open Inset Liner Lock Pocket Knife, the product is technically a knife, but the system tags it as a “tool” because: Folding knives are classified as EDC (everyday carry) tools in most catalogs. The same category includes utility knives, scrapers, and multi‑tools. Some marketplaces avoid advertising “knives” directly for compliance reasons, so they label them as “tools” to stay within policy. The knife is real, but the catalog system calls it a “tool” for classification and compliance reasons. If you’d like, I can pull up the manufacturer’s official listing for the Blur Assisted Open so you can see how they describe it versus how resellers tag it.