Please suggest EDC PC folder 2 inch blade

Bone Kiwi or Navigator.Eknifeworks.com still has the Navigator on sale for 29.99
 
Two knives that are discontinued, but still available, would be a Spyderco Mouse designed by Tim Wegner and a Bencmade Park Avenue designed by Bob Terzuola. The Lone Wolf, Loveless City Knife is also a good candidate. Price range is between 70 to $100. In a lower price range, $40, the Case yellow handled, Warncliffe Copper Lock is a good choice. The yellow handled version is chrome vanadium steel, not stainless. The SOG Blink is about $30 and is one of the slickest little assisted opening knives around.
 
There's also the Benchmade Big Spender, I think it's called, very slim, can be used as a money clip, 2.5 inch blade. There's a limited run of the Big Spender in D2, I think it's still available some places at very reasonable prices (under $70).
 
In traditional slipjoints, the Peanut. In nontraditional, the Spyderco Kiwi with bone scales. It comes with a suede slip for pocket carry and is a modded wharncliffe style blade of VG10.Even women think its cute.
 
I agree with the recommendation for a nice slipjoint. These knives never bother the knife impaired.

I would also recommend that if you are looking for something a little more high end, check out the William Henry B3-FT. It is a beauty and it has a 1.9" blade.
 
I agree the SAK is the most "Sheeple Accepted Knife", the red plastic handled ones are usually seen as normal things, the alox handled soldier or one of the pioneers are stronger knives and normaly get along fine.

Slipjoints are probably second in acceptance as long as they are not large, I carry a 3 1/2 Inch stockman without much problems.

Small lockbacks, of the "gentleman knife" type are next on my list, specially if they look cute or pretty.

Black handled lockblades often get bad looks, even my Spyderco Jester has been frowned upon.
 
My first choice would be a William Henry Kestral in any one of the wood handles, next would be a rainbow chive followed by any one of the Victorinox Swiss Army Knives (SAK).
 
Spyderco Meerkat.

Solid lock up, short, yet, robust blade, excellent grip and it rides low in the pocket with a very discreet clip.
 
For office/non-knife friendly settings, my favorites are:

- Spyderco SS Cricket (does 80%+ of my daily cutting at work)
- Benchmade 555 Mini-Gript in blue or OD green
- Spyderco Mouse
- Spyderco Navigator, G10
- Victorinox Pruner, red scales, one hawkbill blade. All my student workers constantly borrow this one from me.
 
The SOG Mini Gentleman. Great little knife. It comes with stainless steel or CF handle.

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