Victorinox will produce a Swiss Army Knife without a knife blade. They will keep making SAKs, but will add knifeless models.
I think that's a good idea. I'd like a TSA approved SAK. Or anywhere that knives are banned.
Hopefully! To me, a file in a SAK would be a heck of a lot more useful than a corkscrew. I mean really - does anyone ever use the corkscrew in their SAK? I pull the cork from a bottle of wine occationally, but I've never once pulled a cork when I was somewhere where the only corkscrew available was in a SAK.Hopefully the bladeless SAK might have a file.
TSA has rules and if shown there's no stabby/cutty part their rules would pass the pliers.I wonder if even those would be OK with TSA.
They do and we can access it as well.I wish TSA would publish (and tell their employees) a list of go/no go items.
Scissors are on the TSA approved list.Those scissors are deadly. Just get a anti backed charge against you. This is where we are at? Sorry I feel a political spin coming on.
Likely any multi tool, even without a knife, will still be banned from air travel, so doubt this will make them legal for TSA.I think that's a good idea. I'd like a TSA approved SAK. Or anywhere that knives are banned.
NopeLikely any multi tool, even without a knife, will still be banned from air travel, so doubt this will make them legal for TSA.
I'm bookmarking the link you provided, above, as it was not at all obvious in my most recent search of the webs. (Which is sadly common for too many search engines, to just stop looking for some things.)They do and we can access it as well.
I don't. I know that information is out there and how we phrase a search often determines whether we're successful or not. rust collector knows how to phrase searches to get results as do I, but you first have to know that you can find the information if you make the effort.just stop looking for some things