Time to get a SAK Bladeless

[cardimon]

Looks like it's about time to invest in a Victorninox Swiss Army Bladeless:
http://www.swissarmyexpress.com/vicswisarbla.html.

Provided the Bladeless is not also disallowed, that SAK along with a SwissTech MicroPlus should do the trick.

 

[Atrick-Pay]

Originally posted by cardimon
that SAK along with a SwissTech MicroPlus should do the trick.

What "trick" are you talking about, I think you'll just be
risking losing your $30, when a L.E.O.ish type person desides
you shouldn't be carrying them, I see what your saying about
that pair would help you, fix things, but I think the scissors
will keep this from being an option on planes.

This is the direct URL: http://store.yahoo.com/swissarmyexpress/vicswisarbla.html

 

[CD Fleischer]

Wonder if Sebertech and swisstech tools will be allowed --the ones with no blades at all???

 

[Knutbar]

not too much point in a bladeless knife.....a bottle opener isn't going to cut your seatbelt off you on the plane, or help you build a shelter if you survive a crash....either get smart and figure out how to get a real knife on with you (and take the resulting risks) or don't fly...

 

[allenC]

It's simply not worth trying to smuggle on a blade, forget about it!

And if the plane crashes and you survive there will be plenty of stuff to make a shelter from. Besides, you can have an entire tool kit, ax, and saw in your checked baggage-- just not your carry on baggage.