Small pocket fixed blade?

[Franciscomv]

Take a look at the AG Russell Woodswalker.

I've got an older VG-10 Woodswalker and like it a lot. I ordered it with the leather pocket sheath and added a pouch for a SAK. The only thing to keep in mind is that it's a thin blade, sort of a cut down paring knife.

Another small fixed blade I've got a ton of use out of is the Bradford Guardian. I didn't care for the original belt sheath so I had one made with an Ulticlip.

The Mora Eldris is cool, too.

The Fallkniven WM1 is the one I've used the most. Really nice design, I've been tempted to have it rehandled in something more attractive than the factory rubber grip.

 

[Bloodloss]

Lots of LT Wright knives are perfect for pocket carry.

I think anything with an overall length of just under 6" to just over 7" is the sweet spot for pocket carry. It can sometimes be a little difficult to find a leather sheath that works well and you may even need to get innovative and make some modifications, but I think it's well worth the effort. Small fixed blades also pocket well when they are in a taco style kydex sheath. No matter what you choose, you will want to exercise caution until you become aware of the subtle nuances of how your setup moves in your pocket. The kind of pants you wear and how you move can cause the knife to fall out of your pocket, say, if you're kicked back in a recliner or lying down under your truck.

 

[joeradza]

Not for me but I think this hand wrapped Rough Ryder fits your requirements