Victorinox Classic SD Walnut Swiss Army Knife, Compact, 5 Functions, Swiss Made Pocket Knife with Small Blade, Screwdriver and Key Ring - Wood

This small Swiss Army knife is compact but very useful for everyday tasks. The tools feel sharp and well made, which reflects the strong quality of the brand. It is easy to carry on a keychain and convenient when small tools are needed. The build quality is excellent. Overall, a classic and reliable multitool.

My actual first knife like this was a flea market knock-off of the same type and color over twenty years ago going for $0.25 and it was lame, but I thought I would get one real Victorinox to see if it was worth the high price and at least have something as a piece to match for my Swiss-American side, if I knew how to word that correctly in English. I was not disappointed at all though with this knife and I'm very glad I decided to go full circle by revisiting my childhood knife. A real Victorinox makes a world of a difference even compared to equally priced multi-tools, although I still don't feel so justified in the price when it's the same price as Morakniv's bushcraft knives. I'm also hugely saddened that I bought this knife before learning that there is a Finnish website selling Victorinox knives with Finnish flag prints and Moomins! I want to be good with my money but I might buy those anyways even after I bought this. Moomins Swiss army knife is still blowing my mind. Knife: Unbelievably sharp and sturdy. What magic is this? How did they do this for such a small blade? File: I never use these, but it files nails, so. Too bad it's not diamond coated or something extra useful. Screwdriver: The flathead on the file, it's awesome for scraping adhesive labels away gently. Mirror: There is no mirror but the file and knife are almost like mirrors. There should be a mirror on the file. Scissors: These are high quality and well made but I find them a bit too short for practical use. Tweezers: Amazing. I couldn't believe how good these actually are. Very good materials used here. Toothpick: Junk to be honest, not rigid enough to be of use. Make this silver or stainless steel. Plastic Case: As in the handle, prone to scratches sadly but Cobalt Blue is lusty. Ring: Nothing impressive but not bad. Looks good enough for key chains and necklaces. Emblem: The metallic Swiss shield is top notch. I initially wanted to buy this to carry around but I just leave it home as a hygiene knife because I worry it could fall out of my pocket and I'd never know. This knife is perfect for hygienic use as the knife is like a surgical scalpel to get under ingrown hair pores and you get scissors to cut away old skin from blisters, or to cut hair. Tweezers and toothpicks are more obvious for hygiene purposes and the file of course is made for finger nails. The back of the file is basically a mirror, even if horribly narrow to use. The flathead screwdriver can function as a scraper probe kind of apparatus. It feels ironic that they would mess up on making a decent toothpick. I didn't think I would make much use of this knife but now I'm amazed by the quality that a real Victorinox provides which makes this knife extremely versatile and highly usable for everyday use. Besides hygiene, it's great for opening letters and other such household use, but I'm trying to not cross contaminate my knife now. After I bought this, I learned of the Alox 2020 which is like this knife but slimmer and metallic tropical blue, which I received as a Christmas gift and will save as my collectable Victorinox. So if you're looking for gift ideas, be sure to check out those annual limited editions, because the colors are unbelievably fantastic to see in person. So don't be intimated by the price of this knife, it's totally worth the sub-$20 price as the quality is unbelievable.

I've had one of these on my keychain for almost two decades now. I finally bought this new one because my old one finally started cracking and the knife was dull, and this was inexpensive enough so that I didn't have to give it a second thought. It's sturdy considering its size and incredibly useful. At least once a week (usually several times), I pull it out for use. I use the blade for opening packages or cutting cardboard. The nail file I don't use, but the flat edge of it makes for a nice screwdriver. It's small size means you can even use it for smaller phillips head screws. That gets used quite a bit. And the scissors get used frequently too when I need to cut something. I haven't used the toothpick yet (I lost the pick and tweezers on my last one), but I do expect it to come in handy for when I have something stuck in my teeth that is annoying or painful and I'm at a place where I can't get floss or toothpicks. The tweezers aren't strong because the metal is flexible, and they have squared-off ends, as opposed to points. That will limit the occasions they can be used. But still, for this small size (it's not much longer than the keys on my keychain), there's a lot of functionality and convenience in this. Like I said, I use this at least once a week. Before I retired, I used it almost daily.

Tiny little pocket knife, but it is exactly what I was looking for- something small and light to attach to my keychain coin purse. Think of it as being pretty close to the length of your pinkie. The scissors are nice and sharp and cut very well. The nail file does its job, as does the small flathead screwdriver on the end of it (tested it out on the screws on my bedroom doorknob). The knife blade is strong and sharp, as well. It cut through paper effortlessly. The tweezers aren’t super, but could do the the job in a bind. I was able to pluck out a couple of hairs with it. They do feel very thin. I’m not too crazy about the translucent look, but I knew what I was getting when I ordered it. My heart was set on a pink color. I was worried it might make it look cheap, but overall it doesn’t. This little pocket knife feels pretty solid and sturdy. I took one photo with the flash on, and the other without, so you can compare the color yourself. ** I added another key ring to the tiny one it came with, to better fit on my carabiner.

This pocket knife is exactly what is says it is: classic. A couple decades ago I kept one of these on my key-ring, but somewhere along the line I lost it and never bothered to replace it. Then one day I received a $5 Amazon credit for a "Tools & Home Improvement" purchase and somehow stumbled upon the Victorinox Swiss Army knives. Remembering how I used to carry one all the time I decided to use my credit towards a new one. Since the day I received it, I've kept it in the coin pocket of my jeans and have found myself using it almost every day, and sometimes multiple times per day. Simple tasks like opening boxes and product packaging, trimming stray threads off of clothing, resetting electronics (using the toothpick), opening anything that requires a small screwdriver, and countless other mundane tasks no longer require the extra time to procure a tool. This little knife is small enough to forget your are carrying it, yet incredibly useful at the same time. I'm sure glad I bought myself a new one, I only wish I hadn't waited 20 years to do it! One thing to note is that the model I received has, unlike the photo associated with Cobalt Blue version (the color I bought), a flat blade screwdriver on the end of the file (exactly what is pictured for most of the other colors), which I find to be far more useful than the tapered end shown in the picture.

This is my second pare, I lost the first one. It’s a tiny pocket knife for your basic needs for taking care of your hygiene and cutting things. I used to take a bigger version of Victorinox knife during my 6-7 day hikes in wilderness, but realized, that this one was more than enough for me. So I saved some weight and space in my pocket and started using this one. It’s all you need if you don’t bushcraft. I also use this for opening packages, sometimes slicing some food, taking care of my nails , cutting ropes, cutting some small tree branches and etc. you name it. After several years of using Victorinox knifes, I can tell you what I think about this one: Advantages: Most compact high quality basic multi tool in Victorinox series, maybe among other brands also. You can easily take it any ware. Blade and edge integrity might not be a top performer among best of knives, but for a small piece of gear like this and a price, hardly anything beats it. It won’t disappoint you if you have adequate expectations. My lasted 2 years before I lost it, I’d still be using it. A knife is sharp, scissors are good, nail file works great, tweezers are OK to use too. Built quality for the price is great. Disadvantages ( these might not all be disadvantages, but things to consider to help you understand whether this product is suitable for your needs and usage ) : This knife is small, and might not be as hardy as other bigger versions, So if you want something for a heavy duty use , maybe better choose something else. The handle is small, So the ergonomics of this knife is not the best , but hay, it’s a POCKET knife, remember. If you need serious cutting performance, this might not be the best option. It’s small, but that can be a disadvantage, if you are not careful. I lost mine , probably fell out of my pocket without me noticing. It’s weird for me why Company adds a tooth pick , I can’t imagine myself using something I carry outside in unsterilized conditions as a tooth pick. They could add something else. Just a personal preference. So yes, I do use this knife daily, even in hikes. Also great for ultralight hikers. A compact tool that won’t fail you if you have right expectations. Btw, Sorry for bed spelling.

I love this little knife and carry it with me everywhere. It will not kill a bear, cut down a branch or open a can of beans for you but that is not what I bought it for. I have lots of other knives that I carry in my pack or car for those bigger jobs but most of the time they are too big to carry with me all the time. This little guy is small enough for me to slip it into my pocket and carry around to the office or anywhere else (except for a plane, sometimes they don't let it through). There are many times my kids want me to cut of a tag on a new stuffed animal or I need to open up a package or cut a loose string off of something and this knife is there to help. I am also a geocacher so sometimes I need to use the tweezers to pull out the log from a very small nano-cache. The blade is very sharp and holds a good edge. The scissors are super sharp and work great. I don't use the file much but it works just fine as does the screwdriver tip, and the tooth pick comes in handy as well. It is really a quality little knife which I highly recommend.

I got a pair of shoes with the foam keychain attached to my tiny knife. It helps me find it in my pocket, and keeps it from falling out. Tonight, petting one of our cats, I found the second fur knot under her chin. I clipped this one and the previous with the tiny scissors. I found a loose string on a pillow case and clipped it. The scissors are also useful for removing those tiny plastic "T" ended tags in clothing. I had oral surgery and removed loose sutures at a stop light. The tweezers are great for handling size 20 or smaller flys. The tooth pick is great for just that. My nails split in winter: the file removes the grippy edges. And it's a tiny package. You neither feel it nor remember it in your pocket: add a tiny float. Real handy.

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Adquirí esta navaja de bolsillo para auxiliarme en mi vida cotidiana, como atornillar, recortar y cortar empaques. Junto a un buen reloj y un zippo son del tipo de obsequios que puedes regalarte a ti mismo o alguien más. Muy personalmente pienso que podría ser joyería para hombre.

Il est plus petit que je croyais mais il fait très bien la job

Small scratches on the surface when I received it.

Muy confiable para eventuales