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Though I have to say it’s rarely in my pocket when not working
With a folding knife I’d be tempted to keep in van.
I'd never carry a knife in public places. In a garden, to/from a garden maybe, but the legalities esp re:a lock knife means its too risky. Mult-tool or similar in a sheath etc then yes
Take it that relates to presents and not bondage ?
They're great little knives but to be honest, how often would you really use it to make it worth carrying around all the time......... my pockets are full enough already with all the customers money:) (if only!) There's times a knife might be handy but the secateurs invariably suffice.
I have carried a pocket knife for over 50 years and it is surprising how much varied use it gets my current one has a locking blade witch is just under 3 inch.
even though I have just retired I still carry it, just used it this morning to poke a nail out of the stove grate before I lit it
no sure of exact legalities but i believe you are able to carry any work related tool to and from a work situation
as a previous chef -- we would often carry a extensive collection of 'extremely' large and sharp blades to and from work -- often on foot through public places or on public transport.