Dual Knife Sharpener, Swiss Made, Portable, Black/Red

I’m very pleased with this Victorinox Dual Knife Sharpener. It’s compact, lightweight, and extremely easy to use, making it ideal for both home and travel. The dual sharpening system works well — the carbide side quickly restores a dull edge, while the ceramic side smooths and finishes the blade nicely. Build quality is excellent, as you’d expect from a Swiss-made Victorinox product. The sharpener feels sturdy in hand, and the non-slip base provides good stability during use. I especially like how portable it is; it fits easily into a drawer, toolbox, or even a backpack. It sharpens kitchen knives efficiently and brings them back to a noticeably sharp edge with minimal effort. While it’s not designed to replace professional sharpening for heavily damaged blades, it’s perfect for regular maintenance and everyday use. Overall, this is a reliable, well-made knife sharpener that does exactly what it promises. Great value for money and highly recommended for anyone wanting a quick, effective sharpening solution.

This thing is nuts. I tried it on some of my pairing knives and within a few strokes on the blue section and a couple of light passes between the ceramic blades they are as good as when they came out of the Pro cook shop. Very impressive. Beats having to get out the diamond stones and strop. Will definitely keep my companion sharp. Highly recommended.

Great product easy use and packable

Bought 5 years ago and used frequently to keep kitchen knives sharp. This simple sharpener works well and is easy to use. It works well for knives but is too small and lightweight to use on tools (chisels etc) for which you need a traditional sharpening stone. The main advantage of this sharpener is convenience - it sits in a kitchen drawer and can be taken out and used in seconds to sharpen a knife. This is vastly easier, quicker and less messy than a sharpening stone. The design means that you really don’t need to fret about sharpening angles as it does a decent job with a few passes at just about any angle, you don’t need prior sharpening experience to use this. It is quite lightweight and is showing wear now but for the price and the amount of use it has experienced it is good value and useful to have in the house. Recommended.

Nice handy way to sharpen a pocket knife. Works well for my basic needs.

Brilliant this little knife sharpener from Victorinox, does if used aas they say it does a brillisnt job of sharpening a blade, as are there pocket knifes, highly recommened.

I picked this up to keep my Swiss Army knife in good working shape, and it’s turned out to be one of those surprisingly handy little tools that earns its place in a pocket or kit. It’s compact enough to carry without noticing it, but sturdy enough that it doesn’t feel flimsy or gimmicky. What I like most is how quick and simple it is to use. For light maintenance and everyday touch-ups, it puts a clean, sharp edge back on the blade in no time. I don’t need to baby it, and I don’t need a table-sized sharpening stone - it’s very much a grab-and-go solution. The angle guides make it hard to get things wrong, which is great if (like me) you prefer convenience over perfect technique. It’s also well designed for outdoor use. The textured grip makes it easy to hold even with cold hands, and the materials feel durable enough to be thrown in a bag, glovebox, or camping kit without worrying about damage. Pros: - Compact, lightweight, and easy to carry - Very quick to use for everyday touch-ups - Gives a noticeably sharper edge with minimal effort - Durable, grippy design suitable for outdoor use Cons: - Best for maintenance sharpening, not for repairing very dull or damaged blades - No frills - but that’s kind of the appeal If you want a convenient, reliable sharpener to keep your Swiss Army knife performing at its best, this is a great little tool and good value for money. It’s not meant to replace a full sharpening setup, but for quick on-the-go edge care, it works brilliantly.

The sharpener works fairly well, but your never going to get that razor edge. The stone is curved, which makes it hard to get the flat of the bevel at the right angle to preserve the blades edge. It worked fine on a small kitchen knife, and gave a reasonable edge and fairly good sharpness, but nowhere near as good as a flat wet whetstone and strop. Maybe i'm being too fussy, or I'm not using it correctly but i having tried to get that factory sharp edge on my victorinox Army Knives, it seems to come up just short. maybe its me, but the instructions are not existent, save for an unclear simple line diagram printed on the back, which doesn't even explain what the 2 functions are for. something tells me, I'm missing a trick as it is a Victorinox product, for which i have great admiration. The quality is flawless, but it's functionality is questionable. But I think I'm using it wrong, but can't find anywhere including you tube etc, that shows how to use it correctly. Shame as its compact and easily stowed, feels good in the hand, robust etc. Needs better instructions or a link to an official video tutorial.

It's good, and it doesn't take off too much metal like a diamond file. But you have to sharpen it quite often to make your blade redeemable, cuz if not, it'll be really hard to get an edge since it can't take off much metal. I think it's either a 400 or 650 grit, but not sure.

No lo he usado. Pero llegó bien y a tiempo. A simple vista es de buena calidad.

コンパクトで携帯に便利でサッと研げる。なかなか良く切れるようになります。本格的な砥石と比べるのは意味ないですよ。手軽さが売りですからね。

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La verdad que la calidad Victorinox se nota en todas sus herramientas. No confiaba mucho en este pequeño y fino afilador, pero lejos de la realidad es el mejor que he tenido nunca con diferencia. Es muy fácil sacar filo con esta herramienta, la calidad de la piedra hace que con unas cuantas pasadas dejas las navajas como nuevas, y luego con la otra parte limpias el filo para rematarlo. Al ser pequeño para un cuchillo grande quizás se quede corto. Pero para navajas de bolsillo es el complemento perfecto