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Thanks for the feedback on the Juice guys, I think I see one coming my way next pay day.
Best knife to carry on your keyring
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There's one for sale right now over on British blades brand new £60.
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The S2 is £50 on Amazon.
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It's the Leatherman Juice CS4 2014 Chris.
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Ah, they're not £50 on Amazon!
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CS4 is the one I've used for the last 5+? years, it has a corkscrew and a saw which really are the essential components on a Multi Tool.
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Not being a wine drinker I can live without the corkscrew. The sudden requirement to buy a new car at weekend means that anything barring food and diesel will need to wait until the end of the month. 
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Victornox Swiss Army knife is great for avoiding PC Nazis and attention of Old Bill, I sometimes carry that or small Dozier sheepsfoot belt knife ( 2.5" blade ) well hidden from nosy bastards.
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chris.hale said:Not being a wine drinker I can live without the corkscrew. The sudden requirement to buy a new car at weekend means that anything barring food and diesel will need to wait until the end of the month.
Ouch! Oh well anticipation can be a good thing.
I don't drink wine either - filthy stuff - but still an essential if only for opening bottles for the ladies (or the desperate!)
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Northam Saint said:
I agree. I carry a Victorinox picknicker. I know it's technically illegal because it has a locking blade > 3" but I've been carrying it for years and I feel it's worth the insignificantly tiny risk of being searched by Plod.
The Victorinox Classic is an ideal knife for a keyring as it is both small and has some genuinely useful tools.
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My key ring knife, ( taken of key ring to photograph )
P Holmberg Barrel Knife. Sweden, great little knife you don't know you have it in your pocket.
Press the release clip, open the blade...then slot into barrel handle.
Keeps a nice sharp edge, must say after taking the photo's I have realised that I need to give it a bit of a clean.
P Holmberg Barrel Knife. Sweden, great little knife you don't know you have it in your pocket.
Press the release clip, open the blade...then slot into barrel handle.
Keeps a nice sharp edge, must say after taking the photo's I have realised that I need to give it a bit of a clean.
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My Leatherman Micra hasn't left my pocket for year now, despite me nearly losing it a few months back as I absentmindedly still had it on me when boarding a flight! Was allowed to mail it back to me at great expense by the kind airport! Really sturdily built as reflected in the 25 year warranty!
