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Swiss Army makes some "pocket knives" that consist of blade only, no tools.
These are great values for the money and fit a needs for a lot of folks.
I just want to share some proven knives, not "Pocket Tools" , just the "Pocket Knife.
1. Victorinox Sentry.
This is a single blade knife that is 3 1/4" inches closed with a 2 1/2" spear point blade. The single back spring is very good! The knife has a nice crisp walk-n-talk, and it "resists" closing, still it closes very smooth and safe.
Thin, light, easy to pocket carry and flat works!
Now it has a nail nick, still one can pinch the blade to open.
For hands with Arthritis or other problems, just open up a gentle curve to allow easier purchase of the blade.
Just look at a Sodbuster, and see how it is shaped and go slow, still use the Sodbuster to assist in removing handle and liner.
If you have someone that has problems with hands, or just works in gloves, weather , whatever, fix one up like this.
These do fit many restrictive settings where a person cannot have a locking knife, and the blade has to be less that 3", or 2 1/2" or less.
Folks that do use Sodbusters, find this knife performs as a Sodbuster does.
In fact some have gotten to using this, instead of Sodbuster.
Age, hands, stuff bugs them in pockets due aches, pains, surgery and the like and this fits them very well.
Great for a "food knife" for work, as knife carried in a vehicle, emergency kit, and so many more uses.
Great gifts as well.
These are great values for the money and fit a needs for a lot of folks.
I just want to share some proven knives, not "Pocket Tools" , just the "Pocket Knife.
1. Victorinox Sentry.
This is a single blade knife that is 3 1/4" inches closed with a 2 1/2" spear point blade. The single back spring is very good! The knife has a nice crisp walk-n-talk, and it "resists" closing, still it closes very smooth and safe.
Thin, light, easy to pocket carry and flat works!
Now it has a nail nick, still one can pinch the blade to open.
For hands with Arthritis or other problems, just open up a gentle curve to allow easier purchase of the blade.
Just look at a Sodbuster, and see how it is shaped and go slow, still use the Sodbuster to assist in removing handle and liner.
If you have someone that has problems with hands, or just works in gloves, weather , whatever, fix one up like this.
These do fit many restrictive settings where a person cannot have a locking knife, and the blade has to be less that 3", or 2 1/2" or less.
Folks that do use Sodbusters, find this knife performs as a Sodbuster does.
In fact some have gotten to using this, instead of Sodbuster.
Age, hands, stuff bugs them in pockets due aches, pains, surgery and the like and this fits them very well.
Great for a "food knife" for work, as knife carried in a vehicle, emergency kit, and so many more uses.
Great gifts as well.