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Policy For The Supply Of Blades

It is illegal to supply a knife to anyone under the age of 18. Heinnie Haynes actively checks the details of all orders for knives, and other edged items. Should we be unable to confirm your eligibility, you will be asked to provide proof of age in the form of a photocopy of you drivers licence or passport.

Tool Logic Survival Card with Compass

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This is one credit card that could literally save your life The new Tool Logic Survival Card is packed with lifesaving features: A fixed blade serrated knife of tough AUS 8A type stainless steel , a magnesium alloy fire starter, a loud signal whistle, plus an 8X power lens and compass. There’s also a tweezer and toothpick and a hole for lanyard attachment. Credit card size and less than two ounces, this essential tool kit deserves a place in your car, backpack and even your home. Keep the Survival Card with you and you’ll always be prepared for life’s unforseen emergencies.

Dimensions

2.2 in x 3.4 in x 0.25 in

Survival Card with Compass
Availability:	Available for Delivery.
Price: £20.95	Code: TL-SVC1
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Saturday the 26th of May 2012

Poor

Reviewed by Andy from London

The toothpick and tweezers broke on the first attempt to remove them. The other features seem to work. But not worth the purchase.

February 2011

Survival Card

Reviewed by Jim Reeves from N Wales

Great to leave in your favourite outdoor jacket pocket, for those days when the dog drags you farther than you intended. Just remember to remove the knife before you try to use the compass, too much steel too close gives you a permanent knife north ;)

December 2010

great tool

Reviewed by m.twich from wiltshire

great price for a tool that does what it says and more
heinnie haynes is the best great value and goods

November 2010

A Keeper

Reviewed by G.Parsons from LEEDS

As far as I can tell the compass is accurate. The high pitched whistle is loud and the flint produces fat sparks. But it's the blade that's so impressive, Treat it with respect or it'll bite,it's that good.

October 2009

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