VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY 1 MEDIUM POCKET KNIVE WITH ALOX SCALES 0.8000.26 Swiss made pocket knife with 1 function and high-grade Alox scales

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Excellent quality classic looking knife. It is sharp and right on money for intended use.

I am a Swiss army knife collector... I've been looking for this model for some time... Glad I found it here in Dubai... Victorinox quality is always top notch ... Item was received as advertised... In the original packaging...

Solid and sharp as expected from Victorinox

High quality Swiss made folding knife very light weight but no lock

Only knife blade nothing else even without keychain loop and it very hard opening and closing.

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Il Victorinox della serie Alox è un coltello di pregevolissima fattura. Vi spiego il perchè: Caratteristiche: Nello specifico questo è coltellino della serie Alox è un mono funzione, infatti dispone solamente di una lama lunga. Ha un peso complessivo di circa 45 grammi. A differenza di un Multi-funzione Victorinox le guancette laterali non sono in plastica colorata ma in metallo, precisamente in alluminio, grazie al processo di “anodizzazione” rende il coltellino più resistente agli urti e alla corrosione. La lama è di altissima qualità, interamente in acciaio e affilata in maniera certosino Il prezzo: La qualità si paga. Il rapporto qualità/prezzo è, a mio parere, conveniente. Infatti con una spesa per nulla eccessiva si ha tra le mani un oggetto funzionale, professionale, utile e anche esteticamente molto bello. Conclusioni: Victorinox è un azienda leader da più di un secolo nel mondo della coltelleria. I coltellini sono addirittura garantiti a vita. Io, personalmente, li utilizzo da molti anni e posseggo svariati modelli, tutti di pregevole fattura e molto duraturi nel tempo. La qualità di taglio è senza pari, le lame sono affilatissime e difficilmente si perde l'affilatura. Molto elegante anche nell'aspetto e sopratutto molto comodo da avere in tasca grazie alla sua forma sottile ed il peso contenuto. Un oggetto da avere sempre in tasca per ogni evenienza. Lo consiglio.

What a great device, simple, easy and a quality blade. It has one purpose, and it does a perfectly I highly recommend. Also, it’s very sharp out of the box.

Razor sharp 6.3cm blade This knife really feels indestructible, the most durable knife i ever had. Thanks to Amazon many swiss army knifes are very affordable this is one of my 8 Victorinoxes Its simple, but a great build, made of two part alox (aluminium) handles, spring, 3 rivets and the famous blade. The spring is so tough it will not allow to close the blade on your fingers and it needs a lot more force to close the blade than on any other standard pen knifes, so that makes it a great alternative to a lock knife. The grip is not as good as on the big 108mm Solo knife, but still a lot better than the polished standard plastic handles. What i am not happy about is the fact that for this knife there is no belt pouch specifically designed and no key ring or lanyard hole on it, so it can get easy lost. Anyway for this funny price a Victorinox? (12quid at the time i got it) it was so hard to believe that i just had to buy it. Higly recommended. Update - now i use this knife as a backup and keep it in my survival emergency kit knife is an essential tool and a pen knife is better than nothing and it fits in most survival, emergency and 1st aid kits. If you want more than a single blade, go for the Victorinox Farmer, same quality, same durability, but more useful tools for just couple more quid.

The Vic Solo (No. 1) is a great size for a single blade pocket knife. The 93 mm alox knives have a thicker blade than the Celador models making them very sturdy knives, and the blade is a good length for lots of cutting tasks. Despite being thin the Solo is not too thin, still retaining enough thickness to be comfortable to grip and safe to hold. Still, it is thin and light enough to be unnoticeable in your pocket. I think the backspring on the 93 mm models is also a bit heavier than the Celador models, but it's not hard to open, and it snaps open and shut with that satisfying Victorinox click. I can even pinch it open if I really try. I have a Fieldmaster for all those random cutting, sawing, prying, opening, and scissoring tasks and plan to keep my Solo relatively "clean" for use mainly on food. So far in its first day it has performed well for slicing strawberries, peaches, and sourdough bread, and I can tell the blade is long enough to handle cantaloupe and pineapple, too.