Victorinox Classic SD

Reviewed 12/18/2010 by Josh Jeffords

-Price Paid: $10.00
-Used for Other
-Owned for Greater than 1 year

Comments:

this is a long time classic as the name implies.

it is plenty ergo even in my extra large hands, and fits easily in any pocket.

this comes with the basics, take it anywhere always have it.

the only bad thing is the cost, premium tools have premium prices.

and of course if you get a real one victorinox brand it will have a lifetime warranty.

for gear heads upgrade to a ranger or maybe a champ they are awesome.

this is a good starter first knife thing get it for your kid you will be happy and so will they.

Reviewed 08/24/2009 by ian mcgregor

-Price Paid: N/A
-Used for Light Duty/General
-Owned for Greater than 1 year

Comments:

Actually I'd like you to know how terrific I find the SAK mini champ, which is a comprehensive version based on the 57mm classic. All the tools are fine quality, well designed, easily resharpened and even though of small size, brilliantly functional, including the ball point pen ! (Let me clue you in , the cuticle pusher is actually a large screw spanner and an excellent ear wax remover, just do it gently, OK ?) Coupled on a similar length nite-eyes carabiner is a leatherman p4 plier, and with which I find I am capable to undertake most small tasks so well, using one or the other, ( or both ! ) that I now carry my L'man tti in my bag. The carabiner allows me to clip this array to the edge of any pocket, preventing loss, which is the main problem with such small tools.