My suggestion would be a non-locking one hand opening pocket knife with a cutting edge of 3 inches or less, probably using detentes rather than a backspring so that it's more fidgetable. Useful for letters, snacks and meals, and good to fidget with (though of course unlikely to be suitable if you're in the office!).
Yeah I wondered why the fidget people sell a knife , it's as you describe I think , now I know why.Originally Posted by hughtrimble
https://www.kapedc.com/category/kap-knife
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Those I have to say, look atrocious for actual use.
If you're at home as it's a locker, something like the Spyderco Ikuchi is a great fidgeter as you can use the zippo-like jimping on the blade to open it, or disengage the compression lock and fidget away. Extremely slim and a beastly slicer for house duties.
The Civivi Appalachian Drifter is a non-locker, and extremely fidgetable. The blade detente mechanism means it's not suitable for harder use out and about, but desky tasks all's good.
Thanks, I do need a house knife, quite like this look of that Sperderco
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Edgar Brothers is the only UK source I'm aware of (don't risk knivesandtools.co.uk as they actually ship from the Netherlands). Importing locking folders from abroad can lead to misunderstandings with customs/Border Force, your local constabulary paying you a visit and expensive losses due to incorrect seizures that you can only have returned to you if you take them to court; i.e. importing lockers is now a complete joke!
Cheers, they don't currently have the Ikuchi
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Edgar currently have 6 in stock: https://www.edgarbrothers.com/spyderco-ikuchi/
The Tropen is also mad fun (now discontinued, but available also from Edgar with 7 in stock), but a much larger knife and more expensive. Some people also think it's hideous, but I'm rather a fan!
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