Thank you for your welcome SaturnNyne! Well, here in Spain you are allowed to carry a not longer than 11 cms (4.33 inches) one-edge blade. This can be lockable and as far as I know balisongs are allowed as well. So far this sounds good, but blades longer than 11 cms and/or with two edges are only permited for collection purposes, so you can't get them outside your home. Sometimes I like to carry a rescue/tactical knife out in the country, but I guess authorities can seize it. Automatic folders are prohibited, even if some folders open faster than them... but it's the law... sigh...
Our grandfathers, and fathers who lived in small villages used to have always a folder with them, now these items aren't very popular and everything different from a multi-tool is very likely to be taken off by a police if seen. Of course if he finds a balisong when you're at a bar's gate you can say bye bye to it. I think the laws aren't that different from some states there, but knife collectors and users are much less popular, so you better don't use pocket clips here.
I've just taken better photos of Para2 and Superhawk...
Regards,
Roberto



I hope you'll enjoy your time here. You've acquired some very nice spyders; I especially like the SuperHawk and Para2. Out of curiosity, what are knife laws and attitudes like in Spain?
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