Belt Buckle Knifes....Your thoughts

[lreed]

My opinion is that belt buckle knives are a good way to end up in jail somewhere. They really have little value as a user, as most are dagger like blades and most jurisdictions will consider them concealed weapons. Again, just my opinion.

well put, says it all.

 

[AndrewH]

Just to clarify this type of belt buckle knife is not a dagger
but a locking folder that fits inside of a buckle holder/holster

 

[weety]

If any body else has any input please chime in and thanks to every one that gave me input

Andrew

I was in your position 2 weeks ago. I wanted an EDC that was small + accessible. I got the plain + cheapest option at www.belt-buckle-knife.com. Best thing I've got this year -at least. I have learned that all knife advice can be summed up to either user opinion or ‘…it depends what your going to use it for..’

Here’s what I can say-

-I bought it sight unseen only the web clips--so I was expecting to get disappointed. I was not!
-It is a small blade but it is more accessible than anything in one’s pocket.
-it’s discrete I’m not sure anyone would ever think it is a knife ( I have the one w/o holes)
-It’s probably not for self defense but that leads to another debate
-I thought it would be a cheap piece of junk—it seems solid good rivets etc

So conclusion: small knife + readily accessible + solid + discrete

Cheers:thumbup:

weety

 

[ginshun]

Those actually look pretty cool to me. Too bad the knives are not high quality.

I think I'd shy away from any that were dagger type or that were actually an integral part of the buckle though.

Seems to me that maybe Dalton made a run of belt buckle knives once.