Key Shaped Keychain Knife Small Mini Folding Diversion Pocket Knives

This listing is for a very convenient-to-have-on-you Folding Key-Knife measuring at 4-7/8” when open &  2-3/4” when folded so it’s easy to carry in your pocket or on your keychain. You can choose from the Metallic Shine Colors of “Red Hot” or “Pink Rose” along with how many of each you want. The more you buy, the more you save. NOTE: The blade is very sharp right out of the package. With Christmas & the Holidays coming soon, these would make great stocking stuffers & little extra gifts. This Folding Key-Knife is handy, versatile, & durable. It can be used in various places & situations, including: Outdoors, Everyday Life, Workplace, Emergency Situations, Travel, Crafting & Art, DIY & Home Improvement, Recreational Activities & more. Please note that some of the uses listed below are not ideal for a knife & can potentially dull & damage it. Whenever possible, you should use the right tool for the job. But when you don’t have the precise means, & need to improvise in a pinch, this Key-Knife could be the answer. Unbox items effortlessly: Easily open all your boxes. Disassemble boxes: Make boxes fit into your recycling bin easier, it's time to cut through the tape & fold it flat. Trim or strip electrical wire: If  specialized tools are not available, a knife can serve in a pinch. Open a letter: Makes a great letter opener that neatly slices open envelopes. Cut rope: Sometimes you need to trim down a length of rope for various purposes. Cut a seatbelt: Liberate yourself or a loved one from a jammed seatbelt inside a sinking car or one engulfed in flames. Slice fruit: Then savor the sliced piece directly from the blade, embracing your inner produce enthusiast. Spread condiments: Mustard, Ketchup, Peanut Butter, Jelly, or Cream Cheese on a bagel. Sharpen a pencil: Experience the sensation of being a true artist when you need a sharper point. Cut zip ties: These often appear in packaging or wrapped around cables. Clean car battery terminals: Remove corrosion before jump starting a battery. Remove staples: When you can’t find the staple remover tool. Trim fishing line: Essential for untangling fishing line mishaps. Prepare kindling: Whittle sticks into more flammable fragments & create shavings for a tinder bundle for bird nests. Cut clothing for first aid: When treating a serious wound or applying AEDs, you may need to cut away clothing near the affected area. Fillet a fish: Prepare your freshly caught fish for the campfire frying pan. Remove clothing tags: Realize you're still wearing one on your way to work? Trim it off discreetly. Carve: Craft a figurine or whatever to pass the time creatively. Extract splinters: Sterilize the blade with alcohol & carefully remove splinters from the skin. Open a can: In dire situations, such as an apocalypse, you can use a pocket knife to open canned goods. Pry out batteries: When those stubborn little batteries need replacement. Untie a tight knot: Inserting the blade carefully into a knot can help untangle it; a duller tool is preferable, but a knife can work too without cutting the rope. Trim loose threads: Remove those stray threads that are hanging loose on your clothes. Perform tracheotomy: In extreme cases of choking when the Heimlich maneuver fails, a pocket knife can be used for this procedure, ideally by a medical professional. Add a hole to a belt: When your belt needs adjustment due to weight gain or loss, use your knife for this purpose. Playing knife games: NOTE: Knife games are risky & can lead to accidents. Only those with the necessary skills & experience should attempt them while strictly following safety precautions. Many knife games are not suitable for children or beginners & should be discouraged. Puncture & deflate plastic packaging pillows: Those large bubble-filled cushions you find in boxes can be deflated with your knife. Open clamshell packaging: Transform any packaging into frustration-free access by opening it boldly, cutting & tearing without restraint. Prepare fishing bait: Get two worms for the price of one. Trim calluses: Similar to peeling a potato, you can use the Key-Knife to remove excess skin from calluses. Remember to always use any pocket knife safely & responsibly, & be aware of any local laws or regulations regarding their possession & use. Key-Knife Measurements Total Length Including Blade:  125mm/4.875” Key Length: 70mm/2.75” Key Width: 23mm/0.9” Blade Thickness at Heel: 3.175mm/0.125” Blade Length From Heel To Tip: 51mm/2” Blade Height: 9mm/0.35''

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