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i would look into hide away knives, they are small enough to hide places like a hole in the tounge of your shoe or under your foot, then when inside go in the bathroom and "fix" your shoe. try not to go to jail tho
Don't do it, or you will feel sorry later.
If the place you're trying to sneak in has security, then you shouldn't worry too much about defending yourself with a weapon. If you want to have a self defense weapon on you all the time, you better off choosing something not lethal, like a kubotan (can make one yourself). If you want to scare off people just by angry stance, go to the gym and work out.
Cold steel night shade knives are bad letter openers and mainly designed for stabbing (killing). If you want one to play with at home, get it, but think 10 times before deciding to carry it. If you get caught with one, you will have a hell of a time explaining the reason for having it on you, even if you didn't really do anything "bad". And if you end up doing something "bad", that plastic thing will most certainly get you in much deeper pile of doodoo.
If you need ability to cut things at any time in any place, get a keychain knife. It is much more useful then buckle knife, not threatening and easy to carry through security.
As other have said, carry a pen/pencil (not necessarily tactical).
For about $10 you can get a truly useful tool that will help you in many ways and won't get you in trouble.
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I think im going to go with a tactical pen instead. Without considering price what is the absolute best tactical pen there is?
I think most would say the Rick Hinderer pens.
Good advice well said. I was thinking the same thing. Get caught with the plastic knife sounds like big trouble. Pen, belt, keys, flashlight, and the brain.Well, as far as a sheath goes, kydex is plastic, although it usually uses metal rivets to keep it folded. The amounts of metal are minor though, not much different than rivets in jeans, belt buckles, etc.
Legal disclaimer by someone with no legal expertise: If or some reason you ever need to use such a "knife" in place that uses metal detectors to weed out that sort of thing (bar, airport, federal building), or simply get caught with it, you'll have a hell of a time explaining why you're carrying a substitute weapon designed specifically for circumventing security measures. You don't want that kind of heat. If you're really that worried about having something that can be used as a weapon, look into a strong, stiff pen like a Zebra F-701, or a classic Bic clear pen.