The well-seasoned traveler knows that bigger isn't always better. In many cases, blending in is the better option. A lesson their resident vagabond, Expat, has learned over two decades of crisscrossing the third world. From the border towns of the Balkans, to the headwaters of the cocaine cowboys, he's mastered the art of being as invisible as possible, while always being properly equipped with the necessities: a smile, some Krugerrands, a pack of smokes, and a good cutting edge. The latest release from Expat Knives is a perfect example of this concept. Introducing the Medellin II. Featuring S35VN steel blade, proven cross bar lock, micarta scales, and a deep, ambidextrous pocket clip. It gets the job done....under the radar. Coming in at just under a 3" blade and a tick over 6" when opened, it has plenty of cutting surface without raising the eyebrows of border guards or whatever passes for the quasi-government authority in that area. And it is priced so that if you do need to give...