What Constitutes a Pocket Knife

Author: Knifepoint
August 8, 2008
Buck pocket knife

A pocket knife is a knife that has a blade that fold into a handle.  There is usually a locking mechanism so that the knife is in a fixed position until unlocked by the user.  The knife is small and compact because it is meant to be utilized by someone at random times so it is built to be unobtrusive in the back pocket.  The blade is usually no longer than 3 to 5 inches, 8 to 13 centimeters with a handle that is slightly longer. 

 

The pocket knife is one of the most useful and versatile tools that you can carry on your person.  It can be brought out for the most mundane reasons or for a life threatening circumstance.  And although the blade is extremely small; a pocket knife is made to pack a punch.  The higher end pocket knives are generally made to be very sharp for a very long time, and they can be sharpened with wear.  Get a pocket knife today for those unexpected situations where you need something sharp.

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