I think the teeny tiny little SAK classic just may be the most under estimated pocket knife on the planet. I now thats a hell of a thing to say on a knife forum, but there is is.
The thing is, its not just a little pocket knife. Its a knife, a flat or Phillips screw driver, bottle opener if SD tip is used right, scissors, tweezers that double as simple lock picks/handcuff key, toothpick/plastic computer button probe or whatever. The scissors are surgical ER worthy sharp.
I started to carry a classic about 1995 or 96, after watching my wife beat up, and torture one that I never thought would live out the week. It did. then it made a moth, and they another month. When she was in the shower, I'd sneak intoner purse and examine the well used little thing, and aside for a bit of wobble in the blades/tools, it was doing okay. I was impressed. I had always thought the classic a bit of a joke. I knife for suits that only need to open mail.
I was wrong.
I did "the experiment" of carrying a classic of my own, and makaing myself reach for it if I needed a pocket knife, instead of the stockman, bigger SAK, or whatever else I was carrying that day. I expected a failure. What I got was a humongous surprise. It actually worked for 98% of what I needed. Short of food duty, it opens Amazon/UPS boxes, cuts garden jute twine, cuts black plastic electrical tape, adjusts gun sights, gets stickers out from between the dogs paw pads, reams a pipe bowl, trims the end off a good Dominican cigar, and even opens those indestructible plastic blister packages that can defeat small explosive charges and wolf fangs.
For the next few decades my classic was always on my keyring in a leather pouch sheath so as to be instantly available without being attached to the keyring, but secure. I used the ever lovin dog poo out of it, and it never let me down. Even slicing key limes in Key West for vodka tonics, and cutting fishline and bait out on the flats hunting bonefish and red snapper. Had mailed ti to myself where we were staying, and on leaving I gave it to the airport shuttle driver.
Classic; the little knife that can. And those translucent are pretty! I've got green, red, and blue.