2014年6月23日 · As others have said, what Swiss army knife is the right one is really an individual thing based on your needs and preferences. My personal most carried SAK is the Ranger, but it's a 5 layer and thicker than many want to carry. I had been carrying an explorer plus for the most part, but kept running across the need for a file.

2016年3月19日 · I also have a question that I cannot find answers to. I recently purchased a used Victorinox knife, red in colour with the following blades and features: 2.75" main blade, 1.5" second blade, bottle opener with 1/4" common screwdriver blade, can opener, scissors, wood saw blade, corkscrew, awl and tweezers.

2011年10月16日 · so when my grandfather passed away i got a bunch of his stuff. in one of his tackle boxes i found what i thought was a large swiss army knife. so i went on there web site and tried to find out what knife model it was. well i went though all the models and couldnt find mine. i cant find any model numbers on the knife or names. its the standard red.

2017年12月2日 · My very first Swiss Army Knife was a Victorinox Small Tinker. I carried that knife almost exclusively for around 28 years before I started buying others. I’m not sure if that’s why I’m throwing this out there, or I’ve been able to draw a conclusion. When it comes to a 2 layered SAK, I prefer the 84 over the 91mm knives.

2000年12月19日 · On non-lock models, Victorinox reamer (or awl, hole punch,etc) is much better than wenger. Also, Victorinox blades are slightly thicker in equivalent models. Both are 'official" Swiss Army Knives but represent "politic" loyalty to nation's "German" ( …

2012年7月16日 · A local discount department store has some really nice Wenger EvoGrips and other models for only $15. The Recruit was $13 at a large home improvement chain. And the knife I use more than any other, the Victorinox Stylus, was on closeout for $5. I've bought several others models on closeout for $5 or less too.-----

2012年7月27日 · When someone expresses interest in a Swiss Army Knife, chances are what he has in mind is something like the Huntsman or similar 91mm sized models. Unless it is necessary for work or special purposes, the Fireman is nice but at 111mm, larger than the Huntsman, too big for most guys to carry around on a daily basis.

2020年6月9日 · I kind of liked the looks of the Alox models - they make me think of a classed-up version of the Demo Knife (which I like the looks of, but not much else about it). I finally decided to try a couple of SAKs, with the idea that I'd use them a bit, then move them on to somebody else fairly soon. I acquired an Alox Classic, and an Alox Swiss Army 1.

2018年7月8日 · The Swiss army knife steel however lacks horsepower, someone that is more obsessed with high performance cutting will be left wanting. In my experience, it's too soft, it needs frequent sharpening and goes blunt quickly in use, it's perfectly fine though for the majority, most will enjoy the ease of sharpening and resistance to chipping.

2011年11月6日 · The Ranger is one of the models that sometimes goes with me on a hiking or camping trip and I carry the Handyman sometimes in a small Victorinox pouch on the belt. On working days I always have a Leatherman in my working bag; the Handyman its pliers are nice for light duty tasks and for medium duty tasks I have the Leatherman available.