Reliable pocket knife?



I nee to buy a new pocket knife, and I want to get one that is a decent size, spring assisted, and hopefully have seatbelt cutter+window punch.
I have gotten knives in the past at little stands in the mall but they are all cheaply made. I need something that will last, and isn't too expensive.....anything will...
Pretty much any sharp knife will cut a seatbelt. For breaking a window, I know of a fireman that keeps the tool velcro'd on his dashboard; it comes from finding people who died in their cars. I've looked at these tools, they are basically a small hammer with a razor in the handle. The fireman had a spring-loaded punch. The problem with escaping a vehicle is you just typically went through a severe crash and looking around for a tool is difficult. If you're planning for this scenario and don't keep your knife on you at all times, then you may want to consider his solution.   

  

Most of the spring-assisted knives I see do not qualify to me as a pocket knife. I like mine smaller. I have Buck, Kershaw and Old Timer knives are modestly priced and will out last me. The knife that opened the West was a simple carbon-steel butcher knife. Strike a spark from it and cut up anything that needs it. We've come a long way if we think we need a $100 multi-tool to get out of vehicle when a $10 hammer works. I have a large metal flashlight strapped under my seat for a lot of reasons.   

  

Here's a site with reviews on assisted knives that I got off of google. Looks like they've spent more time on it than I have.   

[http://www.springassistedknives.com/assi...](http://www.springassistedknives.com/assistedknife/category/spring-assisted-knife-reviews/)
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hey!
i work in the music industry.
so i would recommend sennheiser hd800 i own and costs 1000 usd...
otherwize, for open back headphones, there is a wide range from akg, sennheiser, grado which are optimized for home use and do not cancel noise from outside. the disadvantage being the people around you also get a fair degree of spill from your headphones. they are also usually more builky and heavy, but most of them very comfortable to use.
i recommand cheaper headphones as well:
koss porta pro (is unbelievably cheap for its audio quality and easy to transport)
akg k142hd
akg k702

akg has a tendency to have less bass, sennheiser rather a bit too much subbass... opinions...
for sennheiser consider hd588