Is anyone familiar with the Victor Inox Swiss Tools?

by Paul ⌂, Thursday, March 19, 2015, 09:13 (3526 days ago)

http://www.amazon.com/Victorinox-Swiss-Swisstool-Spirit-Leather/dp/B001ET6ACI/

I've been using a Leatherman ever since someone gave it to me in AK Church's knife drive years ago. It's been VERY handy, to say the least. The only time it's not on me is if I've got to go to a government office or in an airplane. Someone mentioned to me the Swiss Tool and so I looked it up. Intriguing, it is. The bit wrench looks quite useful. But that's a lot of cash to spring for a gadget, so am curious as to whether any of y'all have any experience with it.

Thanks!

Is anyone familiar with the Victor Inox Swiss Tools?

by StoneWolf, Thursday, March 19, 2015, 10:23 (3526 days ago) @ Paul
edited by StoneWolf, Thursday, March 19, 2015, 10:28

Their products tend to be very good quality, honestly I know more about the watches than their multi tools. But from my experience with one of their Swiss Army knives it holds an edge really well and seems very durable. I've been lusting after a few of their watches, there is one that as a "quality test" they run it over with a tank.

10$ cheaper on here if it matters http://www2.knifecenter.com/item/VN53802/Victorinox-Swiss-Army-SwissTool-Spirit-Plus-41...

Great tool. Mine is first gen, before they started

by BC, L.A., Saturday, March 21, 2015, 18:33 (3523 days ago) @ Paul

adding the specialized tools.

Typical Victorinox attention to precise fit and finish. Heavy duty, with pliers that smoke the Leatherman version.

My only complaint is it's a bit heavy, but it remains my favorite of that type.

If you'r looking at Victorinox, make sure to check out the Farmer model, which is about ideal as a pure Swiss Army Knife in my opinion.

Victorinox Super Tinker is always on me...

by Gila Jorge, Saturday, March 21, 2015, 20:26 (3523 days ago) @ BC

as is its companion Kershaw Tactical Tanto serrated...always on me...everyday...both knives...would not be without either and have several spares NIB always on hand...make excellent gifts for someone who does something really nice...

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