The law is like a knife, a tool when needed or wanted against people we don't like.

Nice knife. Clicked the link and found it was a great price, however, I’m UK, and have never purchased anything from America, so how much would the customs fee be? Also, love your content, I’m new to EDC, so at the moment I’m gathering all the stuff you had shown in you previous vid about carry on friendly EDC, started with the pouch and SAK, really loving it so far. Thanks for the recommendations. Great vid👍

It's a bold statement but I genuinely have nothing bad to say about this knife! What's your opinion on it?

In my experience, the legality of knives is mostly about shipping. As long as you don’t have a reason to be stopped, you shouldn’t have a problem carrying anything.

I rotate an MKM Fara, MKM Isonzo, Twisted Junzi and several others. Then I have a small edc that goes everywhere consisting of keys, wallet, torch, phone battery, cables, wool beanie, gloves (in winter) and a rain jacket. For longer trips I add a bunch of stuff around water and being able to make coffee 😂 I usually also have a SAK or similar - I really like the MKM Campo which is SAK style, but all Magnacut.

You all need to take your country back. When harmless Facebook posts and locking knives over 3 inches is enough to land you in jail, what have you got to lose?

Ever considered just breaking the law?

I would recommend using a locking knife for YOUR safety when you're at home...😎 Excellent videos though...🤙

Not bad but I prefer Spyderco Ladybug K390, 16 gr with a big hole to open with, even for gorilla hands, for my key chain. This one weighs more than the double and the scales will be badly scratched by the keys, especially brass. 👍👍

Great little kit! I’d HIGHLY recommend upgrading your torch/flashlight to the Acebeam Pokelit and thank me later. For a slightly increased size (AA batts), its so much more versatile. It has a half-lumen setting (great for navigating unfamiliar hotel rooms going for a slash in the night), a mid setting and a high setting which is around 550 lumens! It also has a memory function where you can switch it back on to your favourite setting. I used to use i3Ts but this has been my constant EDC for about 2 years now. Anyway, thanks for another great video! Keep the cool content coming.

Not UK legal.

Great video. Thank you.

Awesome video Ted, thanks for edc gear advice recommend to bring in europe

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Once used cable ties to secure a bag in the airport and felt very good about myself - until i got to the hotel room, late at night and realised all sharp items were firmly secured in said bag. :) When i last came thru Munich airport I had my cigar lighter confiscated. To find I could purchase ANY Victorinox product once thru security! (but it's okay they are in nice safe blister packs. :)

I’ve been trying to get a straight answer from airport security in the UK about the titanium folding spork and from what i’ve read, because its metal and has sharp points, they might seize it. “Might” isn’t helpful. Have you found any resistance in any UK airport (or any other for that matter) when they’ve seen your spork?

Found your channel recently, love the content, thank you so much! Many EDC channels focus on knives, so it's refreshing to have something that just plain useful! And love that it's cheap, cheerful and as you say an easy heap throw together kit for travel and all round daily use! Thanks again!

BMTH shirt 🔥haha my edc kit is more photo/video focused but I might add some bandaids and wipes to it. Nice video!

It’s not a legal carry in the UK.

Great video mate, keep them coming. Nice to get a UK perspective on EDC for a change. You mentioned the UKPK not tried that one and looks a bit big. Using either a Spyderco Urban or Squeak myself if you’ve not looked at those. Also another one I’m interested in checking out is the Spyderco Roadie it’s small but looks good and non threatening so would be interested in getting your view on one of those if you get your hands on one.

Ive been comparing the two knives and looking for something in that shape and size, and its so had to justify the bugout for the price

Bon choix mais j’aimerais connaître la marque de ta montre stp ? Merci

for stills, it is not worth it.

Dunno why I saw this in my feed, but no matter how down I get at least I am not in the UK. You got a loicense for that full sized pen?

Even if the knife is legal and you’re stopped by the police, you must never admit to them that it’s a weapon or can be used as a weapon, its a tool nothing else. You can be arrested for carrying a weapon or admitting to carrying a weapon for self defence

so lighters, watches, etc are illegal to carry in UK?

Check out the Nextool silverwing multi tool. The first UK carry multi tool i have found and it's brilliant. Even managed to make 40p because someone thought it was a good idea to jam two 20p to try to get a shopping trolley open.

4:14 thats what she said

Don’t know what anyone would think that second tool/pry-bar would be illegal to carry in the UK

I have a couple of those car seat organisers in my camper van but adding one into the car boot is a great idea. I think I'll get one of those Hero clips too! I'll look out for your kit vids too, cheers!

Lovin' the hat. In the USA they have trucks in the UK... VW T5s! :) I daily carry the knipex 150s (took the van battery out with them) and the spork is in my carry pouch. I'm a photographer often out and about regularly buy bowls of food that don't come with cutlery. :)

Tip with for the Cobra XS would be open the jaws v v small amount, just enough to engage the slip joint mechanism. Then close them. They then fold up much slimmer than ordinary.

Why would you want to inspire anyone to get this stuff? This is wildly hyper consumerist. Stuff looks cool but why buy what you didn’t need?

Love the hat! Got a link for that? Love, a bald man

What did you snap up this prime day? I think this is a pretty solid budget haul and all useful stuff!

The ability to open with one hand using thumb and the tab - as you demonstrate in the video, likely will put this in very hazy territory

You are unlucky!! Because you live in UK ...bro I'm from Iraq what AM I??😂😂😂

The spyderco Pingo is a superlightweigt slipjoint with a clip. Im quilte happy with mine, designed by Jesper Voxnaes. A bit expensive but amazing design and functionality.

A flat head is not a Phillips.

Nice to hear someone who sounds like me, talking about EDC. Assuming you're from down south? I'm an East Ender but now living near Watford. You?

Knife law is open to interpretation. So no, it’s not necessary legal mate.

UK laws are for children.

I threw out my legal carry years ago, as long as you’ve not got reason to be pulled up on it and you’re not reckless you shouldn’t have to worry. I carry a both a locking multitool and utility blade, I’ve been pulled and searched (for other reasons) and the officer didn’t even question it

All knives are legal to carry if camping etc a suitable knife can be carried for its purpose

F that. Glad we can have auto lockers.

Is the foldis still uk legal?

I either carry a CRKT Dualy or Symmetry. Unless I'm at work then I have a leather man on my belt.

It’s a Knife Partyyyy! This is a proper Vice video. 44:27 I think even the lawyer was impressed. That’s some great work right there Edit: this may be one of the best KZfaq videos of all time

Bro, you've gone from the Civivi Foldis detent knife (£80) to the even more expensive James BLAND slipjoint (£93) , when you can get the far superior and safer Spyderco UKPK, Urban, or Squeak for the same money. If you really want to splash out on an exceptional knife the Spyderco Lil"Native is great. A review is one thing, but your choice of personal carry knives sucks. Even the tiny Twisted Assited Tulip (£60) is far safer in the hand as it can't close on you. I have all five of those knives but my most regular EDC is the £35 Black Fox Bean Gen 2, which despite being a detent knife still can't close on you if you know how to use it. It's small, simple, strong, safe, discreet, and £35! Not super slicey, but stout and reliable.

I also love how the law thinks that expensive knives are used in crimes... i have knives worth over £100 each, do you really think if i was a criminal id spend even £20 on a knife when i can easily pick up a "fixed blade" (kitchen knife) for less than £5 and then toss it away after the fact?! Fuck i do deeply apologise for using critical thinking and common sense!!!!!