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Victorinox Jelly Quattro Swiss Card - Onyx - £15.60 @ Amazon

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Posted 5 July 2023

Victorinox Jelly Quattro Swiss Card - Onyx - £15.60 @ Amazon

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9 functions: Letter opener, stainless steel pin, nail file, screwdriver, toothpick, ballpoint pen, ruler, quadruple screwdriver & tweezers
The Victorinox Swisscard Quattro is designed in the shape of a credit card to can carry it in your wallet, briefcase, purse or backpack
Open a letter, write a cheque, tighten a screw, remove a splinter or simply file a jagged nail!
Color: Black Transparent
Material: Cellidor & Stainless Steel
The Victorinox Swisscard Quattro is designed in the shape of a credit card so you can carry it in your wallet, briefcase, purse or backpack

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MPD1
5th Jul
Remember, it's not legal to carry in public (in the UK) without a good reason. Trivial as it may seem, that's a fixed blade.
billymacs
5th Jul
Enough this is perfectly legal to carry in public. The fixed blade is less than 3 inches
sharq
6th Jul
I prefer the one with scissors ✂️.
Rarely have I needed to open a screw or whatever else that square thing does. I've used the scissors many times though, even the tweezers came in handy.

Also Airport might take the knife and scissors away when carried on oneself. Victorinox customer service were excellent and replaced my scissors and knife free of charge.
trev55
6th Jul
That's odd, I've flown with one in hand luggage many times and never even been asked about it
boombadoom
6th Jul
I flew to Japan with one of these in my wallet, didn't get stopped in the UK but on the way home I was stopped and had the knife taken off me, maybe depends on local laws / who stops you
thrawn123
6th Jul
Flew with it for years (and walked around with it), no issues until I had a flight via Beijing and the knife got confiscated.
Was always around £12 on sale, £16 is just about the max I'd pay i guess. Tweezers, knife and pen most useful to me but all been used.

EDIT: policing in this country is relatively adult. They will not throw the book at you, at most advise you shouldn't carry it around in future. But when are you actually going to get searched by police? (edited)
MPD1
6th Jul
I agree, but it is factually illegal (without good reason) and at the discretion of the officer, so seems a bad idea to me to leave yourself exposed when there's so many great legal options from the very same brand. Just my 2-cents of course, we're all grown ups and can make our own decisions.
billymacs
6th Jul
Has anyone ever been prosecuted for carry one of these?
James_Londoner
6th Jul
One week I visited both 10 Downing Street and the Houses of Parliament with one of these in my wallet.

Downing Street security didn't bat an eyelid, but the security guards at the Palace of Westminster confiscated it and gave it back when I left.