TRUE SlipKnife 1.9-in. Drop Point Folding Keychain Knife (TRU-KNF-0012)
TRUE SlipKnife 1.9-in. Drop Point Folding Keychain Knife (TRU-KNF-0012)
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Product Details
Product Details
Key Features
Overview
This is a compact folding EDC knife built for keychain carry and everyday small cutting tasks — the TRUE SlipKnife (TRU-KNF-0012), with a 1.9-in. drop point blade.
The blade is stainless steel with a black oxide coating for corrosion resistance, and it rides in a slip-joint mechanism: a strong spring holds it open or closed, but it doesn't lock. That's a deliberate design choice — a non-locking blade clears carry restrictions in places that don't allow locking folders, which matters if you carry this on a keyring through checkpoints, offices, or venues with tighter knife rules.
The handle is anodized aluminum, thin enough that the whole knife folds to 3.54 in., and it builds in two more tools beyond the blade: a bottle opener and a flat screwdriver. There's no pocket clip — it's designed to live on a keyring rather than clipped to a pocket, which keeps the profile as thin as possible.
This is built for anyone who wants a small, always-there cutting tool on their keys rather than a dedicated pocket knife — loose packaging, zip ties, and the occasional bottle all count as reasons to have it within reach.
Three Tools, One Thin Handle
The SlipKnife doesn't stop at the blade. The handle itself doubles as a bottle opener and a flat screwdriver, so the small jobs that don't need a full knife don't need a second tool either.
- 1.9-in. black oxide drop point blade
- Integrated bottle opener and flat screwdriver
Thin Enough to Forget It's There
Folded down to 3.54 in., the SlipKnife's anodized aluminum handle is built to disappear on a keyring instead of adding bulk to your pocket.
- 3.54-in. folded length
- No pocket clip — designed for keyring carry
Key Specifications
| Blade Length | 1.9 in., drop point |
|---|---|
| Blade Steel | Stainless steel, black oxide finish |
| Handle Material | Anodized aluminum |
| Locking Mechanism | Slip joint (non-locking) |
| Folded Length | 3.54 in. |
| Carry Method | Keyring attachment |
| Built-In Tools | Bottle opener, flat screwdriver |
Built For
Pro Tip
Because the SlipKnife's blade doesn't lock, check your local carry rules before clipping it to your keys — a non-locking slip joint is legal in more places than a locking folder, but rules vary by city and venue.
Tool Nut's Take
The Knife You Forget You're Carrying — Until You Need It
The SlipKnife trades locking-blade toughness for a thin, always-on-your-keys profile that covers most of what people actually reach for a knife to do.
- Who it's for: Anyone who wants a knife on their keys instead of in a pocket, and doesn't need a locking blade.
- Why it stands out: It packs a bottle opener and screwdriver into the same thin handle as the blade.
- Worth knowing: The slip joint doesn't lock — treat it like a keychain utility blade, not a heavy-duty locking folder.
Common Questions
- Does the blade lock open? No — it's a slip joint that springs open and closed but doesn't lock, which is intentional for carry-restriction reasons.
- What's built into the handle besides the blade? A bottle opener and a flat screwdriver.
- Does it have a pocket clip? No — it's designed for keyring carry rather than a pocket clip.
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