A quality knife that will fit in a wallet without making it bulge?

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yourself790

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Why in the world do I want a knife that will fit in a wallet instead of a regular pocket knife you might ask? Well, only one real reason. I'm 15 so when I'm back at home, in the city... Away from all the people that could care less if I had a flip knife in my pocket, or a larger blade on my hip... I would still like to carry a knife, but still able to skin deer heads, and skull caps for boiling. So sort of like a neck knife. I'm looking for something like the Boker Gnome, but not as much of a drop point. Thanks, Jake. :D
 
how about the Ian Sinclair card-sharp. Not great great great but you can usually get them for free just pay for shipping. http://www.iainsinclair.com/en/all-products.html?SID=upbgccd5k01t55i2l03klq05e5

there are also a couple of companys that make "card tools" - like victorinox swiss card? This is less just a knife and more of a little everything. www.swissarmy.com/us/app/product/Swiss-Army-Knives/Category/Everyday-Use/SwissCard/53927

I also had one of these many moons ago (lol many moons, I'm only 27. But years ago.) "Tool Logic Credit Card" - here's an amazon link http://www.amazon.com/Tool-Logic-CC1SB-Companion-Serrated/dp/B0001WOKWQ I found that if you leave this in your wallet, and keep your wallet in your butt pocket, it will eventually break, which sucks. But if you carry your wallet elsewhere...

Also this kickstarter "EDC Card" may be vaporware (who knows!) and it's less knife and more tool - but again, you're talking about a flat card-shaped object. You could do a lot with this. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1070880274/edc-card-the-ultimate-everyday-carry-pocket-multi

I do like the Pachenko Spyderco dog tag idea but those are pricey for what you get.

Hope this all helps!
 
AG Russell used to have an Ultimate Pen Knife. It was only 0.15" thick. I'm not sure if they are still made. There are some newer Ultimate pen knives that are a bit larger but still pretty light and thin (3/16" a.k.a. 0.1875") and ~ 0.9 oz. 3.0 titanium & 2.5 titanium lockback

I had a Case Gents knife with stainless steel handles that I used to carry in my wallet. Not great, but fun for a while. I keep a SAK Classic (the scales fell off) and a Spyderco Bug on my key ring.

Ric
 
If you like to have a Ti framelock, the Option II is very slim, fits in a medium to large wallet without bulging (as long as you don't have tons of cards in there) and is completely closed unlike the dog-tag pattern knives in which the blade is always exposed on one side.
 
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