German Made Key & Japanese Steel Rule Hide Knife Inside
Katie Cordrey — July 25, 2009 — Lifestyle
References: garrettwade
This German-made key knife is just a little larger than an ordinary key. It can be carried on a keychain and looks like a key, but it hides a tiny knife blade. The key knife can be purchased singularly for about $25 and in packages of 3 for about $60.
Seller Garrett Wade also offers a knife-hiding folding precision rule. The exclusive design is manufactured in Japan and sells for about $30.
Many people like to have a pen knife on hand for life’s little emergencies. These unique designs are one way to keep a small knife close at hand.
Seller Garrett Wade also offers a knife-hiding folding precision rule. The exclusive design is manufactured in Japan and sells for about $30.
Many people like to have a pen knife on hand for life’s little emergencies. These unique designs are one way to keep a small knife close at hand.
Trend Themes
1. Hidden-blade Gadgets - Opportunities exist for businesses to create other tools or gadgets covertly disguised as everyday objects.
2. Miniature Tool Kits - Businesses can explore creating compact tool kits that can be carried in pockets or on keychains.
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Industry Implications
1. EDC Accessories - The everyday carry market could benefit from expanding their line of discreet, multi-functional tools.
2. Outdoor Equipment - Outdoor brands could explore creating portable and covert tools that cater to survival enthusiasts and hikers.
3. Security Products - Security companies could develop covert tools that can be disguised as everyday objects to enhance personal safety.
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