Can only order 1 per email address/gearbest account. Multiple email addresses allow multiple orders. Use paypal to order.
Edit: No longer 7p, as they have changed the prices (I guess due to demand). Have altered the title.
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maddoglewis
19 Nov 153#22
This deal is cold, only 49p on ebay item # 181849581388 with free delivery
jedijacobs
19 Nov 153#9
Didn't need, didn't really want....
Ordered
All comments (44)
EXECUTIVE_STRESS
19 Nov 15#1
Thanks ordered. Great little extra present.
Adam2050
19 Nov 15#2
Can't add them as bulk puts price up.
Edit. Seems you can only buy one for 7p if you try buying another it's 66p in per account.
stu1ham69
19 Nov 15#3
Thanks - ordered. bought 1 - then went back in to buy another and I get the same - jumps up to 66p.
Adam2050 to stu1ham69
19 Nov 15#4
It's account driven, I just made another account.
smelladeal
19 Nov 15#5
I predict, GearBest will be as big as Amazon in 5 years. You`ll see. :smirk:
stu1ham69 to smelladeal
19 Nov 15#8
Yip - ordered 3 now as have 3 different emails for these kind of things.
mr-mixalot
19 Nov 15#6
Got one last time, solid little item
share_the_love_to_all
19 Nov 15#7
thanks ..orderd
jedijacobs
19 Nov 153#9
Didn't need, didn't really want....
Ordered
kevlfc to jedijacobs
19 Nov 152#12
lol same
Sophiasky
19 Nov 15#10
Thank you, just ordered.
loveabargain
19 Nov 15#11
Ordered thank you
hd0145
19 Nov 15#13
Brill thanks for sharing, ordered mine too :smiley:
Etadeu
19 Nov 151#14
Gearbest..? You'll be lucky to get one unless you pay for tracked shipping.
coll20
19 Nov 15#15
ace stuff
ian18
19 Nov 15#16
What is it?
yusszn
19 Nov 15#17
Why it's shown 66p to me? :disappointed:
jamesgamer
19 Nov 15#18
Seems when I go to checkout, it ramps it up to $1.01, even though I haven't purchased any so it looks like they've altered it now
jacquiem
19 Nov 15#19
I'm getting the same, says 7p, created the account, but at checkout goes up to 66p, still a good price, but not 7p!!
Lazadude
19 Nov 15#20
Guess they've changed it, I can't replicate as I've already ordered some. Changed the title anyway to reflect.
techno12
19 Nov 15#21
I placed my first Gearbest order the other week, and it arrived a few days ago.
What I thought was weird was that they sent a picture of the package to me on the day it was shipped. It was shown on someone's desk, with computer keyboard etc in shot.
Gearbest looks like a one-man band eBay style seller rather than a big operation to me, but I can't complain as it did turn up and I'll use them again.
maddoglewis
19 Nov 153#22
This deal is cold, only 49p on ebay item # 181849581388 with free delivery
lainey1311
19 Nov 15#23
what is it...what is it used for
Sharpharp to lainey1311
19 Nov 15#24
To take with you to the Jungle when you get called up for "I'm a celebrity, get me out of here"
VDisillusioned
19 Nov 151#25
I know I will be flamed for saying this but I think this could be defined in law as an offensive weapon. The reason being that it has a blade but is not a pocket knife with a folding non-locking blade under three inches in length. That might seem silly but AIUI that's the law. So carrying it in a wallet could lead to trouble if you got stopped by an officious police officer.
livreg to VDisillusioned
19 Nov 15#27
Im sure I've read a previous thread on here some time ago where someone did get in trouble with the police regarding 1 of these wallet ninja type gizmos. Idk how far it went but it didnt just end with a slap on the wrist.
Meredith2k5 to VDisillusioned
19 Nov 15#32
Not an unreasonable assumption, I don't think the blade is really necessary either, bit worried now that customs might also see it as a weapon :confused:
Kombucha to VDisillusioned
19 Nov 15#34
I am not a lawyer, police officer, or remotely an expert on the subject, but I have looked into knife laws for things like camping. As I understand it, there are essentially three categories of knife:
1) Blades you can carry routinely as a tool without a specific reason. Basically limited to small (3" or less) folding knives that do not lock open. This would include most penknives.
2) Blades you can carry if you have a good reason (you just bought it and are taking it home, you're camping, fishing, etc.) This includes most of them.
3) Blades that are completely or almost completely banned. This is a small list of specific types of knife like flick knives and butterfly knives.
This tool would seem to be of the second category and therefore cannot be carried without a good reason. The problem is, it's clearly designed to be carried routinely. Therefore it doesn't seem a good idea. If you have a specific reason to have a knife with you, there will be better options.
It actually gets even more complicated, because the police or courts can consider tools to be offensive weapons depending on the circumstances (which seem to have more to do with the "offensive weapon" designation than the properties of the weapon itself). If you take a tiny penknife to a football match, for example, you may get into trouble even if such knives are generally permitted elsewhere. Lots of things can be used as weapons and the courts recognise that. Concealment is another iffy area if the police or courts consider your "weapon" to be "disguised" - I'd be somewhat wary about keeping it in a wallet or phone case - but at the same time you obviously can't flaunt it either.
ianlow
19 Nov 15#26
catching this. ordered two
lol
livreg
19 Nov 15#28
The post is dated 19/11/14 and the username is zan87. Said he was charged with possession of an offensive weapon because the police deemed it to be 'adapted to be a blade'.
Pasanda
19 Nov 15#29
Paid 99p from amazon a couple of years ago. I've had it out 100's of times since then. Everything from cutting the tag from my sons underpants to picking shredded pork out of my teeth. I put in the pocket of my mobile phone cover, so it's always with me and handy.
thehelenb
19 Nov 15#30
Great, ordered thanks! Was going to by the Wallet Ninja for the Mr's stocking pressie, glad I didn't yet.
Meredith2k5
19 Nov 15#31
Grabbed one of these cheers :smiley:
Wouldn't say this was a cold deal however, not much in stock on ebay and only a few pence more from a decent retailer.
As a general rule the laws on knives are patchily enforced and like most UK laws are down to discretion and interpretation. If you are doing something the police see as wrong they will use it as a cause to book you, if you are just the average joe they wouldn't even have cause to search you for it in the first place let alone book you for it.
Always exercise a bit of discretion, but for most things you will likely be fine with something as small as this. You can always blunt the knife edge and say it's a pry bar if you want to stay safe, if it's not sharp it's not a knife.
staronthebluesky
19 Nov 15#38
0.40£ on Aliexpress :smiley:
Mrdom
19 Nov 15#39
these are fine and very cheap but they waste a lot of space with that bottle opener, it could be a small one on the side like the can opener which would leave more useful space for something else.
robodan918
19 Nov 15#40
I got one of these free during London Design Week
Nice little thing - limited usefulness but hey it's free
Bigcats30
19 Nov 15#41
When I change it to EU it changes the price to $5
shalton
19 Nov 15#42
I got 1 for 7p
bojangles
19 Nov 15#43
bit misleeding.. getting all the heat for 7p & then changing the price when the deal has really expired.
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http://www.gearbest.com/survival-emergency-gear/pp_16234.html?wid=1
Can only order 1 per email address/gearbest account. Multiple email addresses allow multiple orders. Use paypal to order.
Edit: No longer 7p, as they have changed the prices (I guess due to demand). Have altered the title.
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Ordered
All comments (44)
Edit. Seems you can only buy one for 7p if you try buying another it's 66p in per account.
Ordered
What I thought was weird was that they sent a picture of the package to me on the day it was shipped. It was shown on someone's desk, with computer keyboard etc in shot.
Gearbest looks like a one-man band eBay style seller rather than a big operation to me, but I can't complain as it did turn up and I'll use them again.
1) Blades you can carry routinely as a tool without a specific reason. Basically limited to small (3" or less) folding knives that do not lock open. This would include most penknives.
2) Blades you can carry if you have a good reason (you just bought it and are taking it home, you're camping, fishing, etc.) This includes most of them.
3) Blades that are completely or almost completely banned. This is a small list of specific types of knife like flick knives and butterfly knives.
This tool would seem to be of the second category and therefore cannot be carried without a good reason. The problem is, it's clearly designed to be carried routinely. Therefore it doesn't seem a good idea. If you have a specific reason to have a knife with you, there will be better options.
It actually gets even more complicated, because the police or courts can consider tools to be offensive weapons depending on the circumstances (which seem to have more to do with the "offensive weapon" designation than the properties of the weapon itself). If you take a tiny penknife to a football match, for example, you may get into trouble even if such knives are generally permitted elsewhere. Lots of things can be used as weapons and the courts recognise that. Concealment is another iffy area if the police or courts consider your "weapon" to be "disguised" - I'd be somewhat wary about keeping it in a wallet or phone case - but at the same time you obviously can't flaunt it either.
lol
Wouldn't say this was a cold deal however, not much in stock on ebay and only a few pence more from a decent retailer.
Always exercise a bit of discretion, but for most things you will likely be fine with something as small as this. You can always blunt the knife edge and say it's a pry bar if you want to stay safe, if it's not sharp it's not a knife.
Nice little thing - limited usefulness but hey it's free