One thing I am a little disappointed about is the removable belt clip doesn't come in black. I liked the idea of a subdued tool and a belt clip to match, but seems they only come in chrome

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Ging, cheers.
To be honest I'm still going to carry the wave with me over my Spydie UKPK.
There's a post over on Britishblades about a chap who had his UKPK (a legal carry knife) confiscated as it was an offensive weapon, whilst he also had a Leatherman Wave (an illegal carry).
It spoke volumes to me that the arresting officers thought that the UKPK was dodgy, but the Leatherman was 'just a multitool' ... I mean you have a knife that is technically legal (specifically designed for UK laws), but because it looks a little highspeed and doesn't come with a woodsaw and plyers it's for self defence ...
I've hijacked the thread enough (sorry for that), so won't go into great detail but there was alot of question of "well if you have a leatherman, what do you need this for (ukpk)?" - I'm sure alot of us can empathise with carrying a multi-tool and a decent folder at the same time.
The thing that kinda stuck with me was that the Copper in question wouldn't believe that the slipjoint folder wasn't a Lockknife (I beleive his argument was something akin to "Nah you can hear it locking there *opens knife ... *CLICK* * See it's a lock knife"), even though that we all know what defines a lock knife.
With that in mind, I figure whilst technically and legally wrong to carry a Wave it's more likely to be viewed as a tool with a practical use than a single bladed spydie slip-joint
