I am in remission from Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma Cancer &amp; stay in the house alot. I want a pocket size, folding knife, that I could carry with ne all the
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Although a good knife I really feel it's going to be a bit rugid and heavy for every day , go for a lighter knife, it weighs a bit in your pocket , it's a good knife but for what your looking for its a bit bulky
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This is a great knife. Super smooth when deployed. It is solid, maybe even considered heavy. Great steel. For similar $$- look into the ZT 566.
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Yes I've carried a pocket knife like this ever since I was a cub scout. It's the right size for small whittling.
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Yes, there is space it's not really a bad knife but the issue I have with it is the lawks system, if it did away with this it would be an exceptional knife. But the lawks system completely locked the knife rendering it a fixed blade. I would seriously consider another crkt product or something else.... Kershaw is not to bad for the price range of these knives.... I guess I was to hard on the m16 but my benchmade, Spyderco, microtech, Kershaw, and other have held up to such abuse.... All in what you want and what you are using it for!
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Yes, good size, will not take up too much room in the bag. Sturdy and sharp blade, good for many uses and in bad situations.
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Mary, I would recommend checking with your local authorities(Police ,etc.) in your state as it varies. Im from the great state of Texas where it is practically mandatory (just kidding) to carry a knife as soon as you can walk - we won't go into handguns...but I believe generally if the blade is under 4 inches it's okay - please check in your state.
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There is a Case knife in this pattern with stainless blades that does come in yellow. It's here: Case Cutlery 80035 Medium Stockman Pocket Knife with Stainless Steel Blades Yellow SyntheticHope the link works for you.
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Will fit in side pockets bit the 2 smaller ones. Those are for flashlight or knife
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Not sure about that. Look at the description to see size of knife folded. I like the Gerber I have three different ones. Hope this helps. I do have large hands.
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No. it's a paring knife. The blade is 1 1/2 inches and is fixed in aluminum. If you want a folding knife, get a boy scout knife.
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This one might be a bit obtrusive in the pocket all day if you are looking for a small-ish knife. I held a Kershaw assisted open the other day, it was a nice smaller size and it really snapped open with one hand, where this one takes a bit of wrist action to operate.
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Best knife for the size I love mine it is very handy as long as I remember to keep it in my pocket.
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I dont know about schrade f15...i never had one,but it looks like a bigger knife then schrade f16....depens what your needs are,If you looking for something small but tough and almost* on a level of survival knife then schrade f16 is a great option! like i said b ,looks to me that schrade f15 is the same thing just little bit bigger.(dont know how comfortable the grip is tho, but I heard that some ppl put rubber from the bicycle tire over scgrade f15 handle lol )
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utility knifes blades are pretty much a standard size, so amazon or any hardware store. I am a big fan of the Lenox 20351-GOLD50D Gold Titanium-Edge. Pricey but they last longer than cheaper refills. So if you cut alot check out the lenox ones, if not then any replacement utility knife blade.
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Thanks for the question. I bought this knife for my husband who collects Case knives. I did not buy it for utility use. It has never been used and probably never will be. I am so sorry I can't more adequately answer your inquiry. C
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I received mine in a well-protected package--not suitable [mostly unhandy] for day-to-day storage. I bought the Victorinox Cutlery BladeSafe for 8-Inch to 10-Inch Knife Blades, about 7 bucks. I highly recommend it. mw
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Get a Browning hunting knife for better performance. I leave this one in my car as a backup.
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Honestly I prefer a larger heavier blade and it is comfortable its sheeth is nice and distributes the weight very well. It also has a hole for 550 paracord to strap to your thigh as well which helps a lot. I love it and I also love the BK-9 which is heavier. It is all personal preference but for a survival situation I would use the BK-9 or BK-7 but I leave for the Marines in five months and this is a wonderful knife.