Wallet Knife

[wachulax]

I saw this cool little back up/ emergency knife and just wanted to share it with you guys. I know I will order at least one. Any thoughts or opinions?
http://www.iainsinclair.com/products.php?page=0

 

[Dorito Monk]

Not a big fan of the concept, personally, but whatever floats your boat.

 

[JTR357]

Looks pretty cool,but they lost me at "surgical".

 

[stewey1]

I like it its pretty cool, A small necker would be more handy but hay its just cool it appeals to the james bond part of my personality

 

[Locust]

Neat idea, but I find the flashlights on his site to be more interesting.

 

[espnazi]

Looks like none of their products are out yet, or for that matter have prototypes.

 

[YayILikePie]

Looks pretty clean, but I think I'd rather keep a small Douk-Douk instead, or even a Swiss Card.

 

[lacrosse11attack]

did anybody watch the video? it seems kinda flimsy

 

[Charlie Mike]

I'm not buying the hype. In the last 5 or so years, I've always kept one of these in my wallet:

 

[axtalan0]

I've been going back & forth about whether to order one or not. I often fall victim to "I thought it would be bigger" when ordering small knives, and this one looks tiny, so I will have to keep that in mind so as not to be disappointed.
I have a Swisscard, and that blade is just puny. I have a Spydercard, which is awesome, but heavier than I prefer. In my experience, you can't get a better 'credit card' knife than the SOG Access card 2. I asked about it on these very forums, and then wrote my review here:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=7737952#post7737952

 

[22-rimfire]

My wallet doesn't have room for a knife. It's full of money.... or credit cards...

The closest knife I have to this concept is the SOG Access Card 2.0 which I think is a great little knife with VG10 steel. If I want something really flat but useful, that is the one I grab. They are a little pricey, but I think after you use one a while you'll like it for day to day stuff at work and so forth.