its a pocket knife. Think you can get on a commercial airline with it?
464128
Only if the dishonest ticket agent has his thumb on the "print ticket" button and is wicked into foolish knives.
381748
It is a great knife...fits in my pocket so well I forget it's there. Sharp blade that needed 2 minutes of honing to get a razor edge. Any knife can be used for self defence. The only thing this is it opens like a normal knife.. I don't see this as any different from any other knife in opening..in fact I have other knives that are easier to open. But all in all a great EDC knife
1417340
The knife is under 4in closed, It is perfect in your pocket, not to heavy, you could forget it's in your pocket.
2149280
Yes. It's one of the fasted blades i own. You can do the standard Spyderco deployment, or you can hold the blade between thumb, pointer finger and middle finger and 'flick' the blade open using gravity for help. On the flip side the blade retains easily and I wouldn't be worried about an accidental opening in your pocket.
727278
This knife is designed to strap on your leg. Its a sharp knife but I think you need to look else where for a Uniform knife that has a belt sheath.
1121253
Check your With the Airline your flying with. , TSA may confiscate It Before You Board. I'm not saying its a weapon.,Lol But those Guys / Gals can be a little Crazy.
738185
No you can not, but why would you want to? this is an amazing knife, the seat belt cutter is not super sharp tho, not sharp enough
1794021
No, the knife is too large to fit in your pockets unless you have very large pockets. this is not the kind of blade that is meant to be carried in pockets. if you are looking for some type of edc knife i would recommend a much smaller knife. the kabar tdi knives would be a good option.
1968738
It has a knife and saw blades, so it cannot be carried on. It must be packed in you checked luggage if you take it.
376590
Is this knife worth the money? I believe so, since its been my everyday carry blade for about 2 years now. holds an edge well, and it also disappears into your pocket with its bayonet clip. if you buy this blade, chances are you wont regret it
1716426
TSA is absurd so I can't say. They once took a can opener from me. That said, this knife is little more than a dedicated seat belt cutter, so if they ask say it's a safety device. It's odd enough looking to be overlooked, and cheap enough to easily replace if they do take it.
1063169
I carry it in the change pocket of my wrangler jeans. It's a little bulky there, but I live with it because I use it so frequently. The knife is excellent quality steel and craftsmanship and I'd be lost without it. It's one those simple little treasures and pleasures (and for me an irreplaceable tool) in life.
953250
If you mean the airport control, I am afraid you cannot. Once I saw (may be 10 years ago) the Swiss knife was confiscated in the airport. It is better to clarify this issue with appropriate authorities. I think, if you do not have a check out bas, it may be a problem.
143204
technically yes but in some states it may be illegal to have a knife this size on you in public
498907
It's a fairly small knife, so blade is relatively sturdy, just because it's short. It is a knife, though, so you wouldn't want to pry with it.
668766
Its a pocket knife. Belt clip only my use of this knife shows a high tenancy towards rust and edg retentuon is less than optimal
584195
Not an option for an airplane. We used a baby katan (sp?,) for our flight from Oregon to Wisconsin. We did, however, find this item very easy to travel with and worked great in our hotel room.