Absolutely. Tiny, but has surprisingly decent feel in my hand (first few fingers really) and the sharp point is extremely useful for light-duty stuff (it is great for removing splinters).
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best key chain knife
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Absolutely. Tiny, but has surprisingly decent feel in my hand (first few fingers really) and the sharp point is extremely useful for light-duty stuff (it is great for removing splinters).
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Another vote for the rambler but definitely the regular version over the alox. I would much rather have the tweezers and toothpick than having it slightly thinner.
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I've been using the CS Super Edge for a couple of years now, wish they made a PE version though.
Very practical and the one I have fits very snugly into the sheath but I have come close to losing it though while working outside, my keys on a carabiner came outside my pocket and it got caught in between the seat of my scag mower but luckily i recovered it before it was ground to pieces!
Very practical and the one I have fits very snugly into the sheath but I have come close to losing it though while working outside, my keys on a carabiner came outside my pocket and it got caught in between the seat of my scag mower but luckily i recovered it before it was ground to pieces!
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From what I have the spyderco ladybug is the best in usefulness, quality and steel but I never carry it on my keychain, I dont want to horrendously scratch it as I carry my keys carabiner style on my belt loop so they get scratched, scuffed and scraped daily but the buck mini buck is an excellent choice too. The mini buck is around $12, has an excellently heat treated 420 HC blade, a lock back and is a good size handle. As far as the best keychain knife, thats in the eye of the beholder.
