EDC knives with no carry restriction found in Florida

32 that the law does not single out

• Buck 110 Folding Hunter

  blade 95.3 mm (3.75 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Leatherman Arc

  blade 70.1 mm (2.76 in); cutting edge not published

  Folding multitools, keychain tools and scissors fit the common pocketknife idea or are not weapons; no specific restriction found outside school property.

• Benchmade Bugout

  blade 82.3 mm (3.24 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Victorinox Cadet (Alox)

  blade 64 mm (2.52 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Victorinox Classic SD

  blade 40 mm (1.57 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Victorinox Climber

  blade 67 mm (2.64 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Spyderco Delica 4 (Lightweight)

  65 mm cutting edge (2.56 in)

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Gerber Dime

  blade 38.1 mm (1.50 in); cutting edge not published

  Folding multitools, keychain tools and scissors fit the common pocketknife idea or are not weapons; no specific restriction found outside school property.

• CIVIVI Elementum

  blade 75.2 mm (2.96 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Nagao Kanekoma Higonokami SK (Niwaki-sold Kanekoma)

  blade 71 mm (2.80 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Victorinox Huntsman

  blade 67 mm (2.64 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Spyderco Ladybug 3

  43 mm cutting edge (1.69 in)

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Kershaw Leek

  blade 76.2 mm (3.00 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Leatherman Micra

  blade 40.6 mm (1.60 in); cutting edge not published

  Folding multitools, keychain tools and scissors fit the common pocketknife idea or are not weapons; no specific restriction found outside school property.

• Benchmade Mini Bugout

  blade 71.6 mm (2.82 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• W.R. Case & Sons Mini Trapper

  blade 69.9 mm (2.75 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Opinel No.07 Stainless Steel

  blade 80 mm (3.15 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Opinel No.08 Stainless Steel

  blade 85 mm (3.35 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Spyderco Para 3

  67 mm cutting edge (2.64 in)

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Gerber Paraframe I (stainless, plain edge)

  blade 76.5 mm (3.01 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Ontario Knife Company RAT Model 1 (RAT I)

  blade 88.9 mm (3.50 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Spyderco Roadie

  44 mm cutting edge (1.73 in)

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Leatherman Skeletool CX

  blade 66 mm (2.60 in); cutting edge not published

  Folding multitools, keychain tools and scissors fit the common pocketknife idea or are not weapons; no specific restriction found outside school property.

• Victorinox Spartan

  blade 67 mm (2.64 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Spyderco Squeak

  44 mm cutting edge (1.73 in)

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• CRKT Squid (Thumbstud)

  blade 54.76 mm (2.16 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• CRKT Squid Assisted

  blade 60.2 mm (2.37 in); cutting edge not published

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Leatherman Squirt PS4

  blade 40.6 mm (1.60 in); cutting edge not published

  Folding multitools, keychain tools and scissors fit the common pocketknife idea or are not weapons; no specific restriction found outside school property.

• Victorinox Swiss Card Classic

  blade length not published

  Folding multitools, keychain tools and scissors fit the common pocketknife idea or are not weapons; no specific restriction found outside school property.

• Victorinox SwissTool Spirit X

  blade length not published

  Folding multitools, keychain tools and scissors fit the common pocketknife idea or are not weapons; no specific restriction found outside school property.

• W.R. Case & Sons Trapper

  76.2 mm cutting edge (3.00 in)

  Folder with blade 4 in or less is a common pocketknife per the Florida Supreme Court (3¾-in blade); not a 'weapon'. The court declined to set 4 in as a bright line.

• Leatherman Wave Plus

  blade 74.2 mm (2.92 in); cutting edge not published

  Folding multitools, keychain tools and scissors fit the common pocketknife idea or are not weapons; no specific restriction found outside school property.

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