Devonian wrote:But they are not even legal as EDC as they are a 'Fixed Blade'.
Doesn't matter how small they are, they are still a fixed blade and so therefore shouldn't be carried.
EDC needs to be a folder (Non-locking, sub 3")
Not quite correct Devonian, you may carry a fixed blade in the UK if you have reason to do so, so sitting fishing by the river its OK to have a fixed blade but shopping in tesco probably not , there are no fixed rules tho, its down to the officer at the time so gets a little grey, on a train in the bottom of your ruck on the way to a hiking trip would probably be OK ..........................but might not be................. , so although very few can EDC a fixed blade someone who lives or works in certain trades could do so................................
Again not correct, there is no concealed carry law in the UK, pop over to british blades forum and they have great sections on the law............Rearfang wrote:Not only a knife but could be classed as a concealed weapon
I have one ok for buttering a roll but fairly useless as a prep a decent legal edc pocket knife is far more use
http://www.britishblades.com/forums/sho ... he-Law-FAQ
http://www.britishblades.com/forums/sho ... ted-issues
Also on the subject at hand leatherman do a multitool without a blade which is made specifically for aircraft travel
http://www.leatherman.co.uk/product/Style_PS
cheers