My thoughts and views on the Victorinox Rally Swiss Army Knife. At just a little over 2 inches, Victorinox’s keychain Swiss Army knives have been a staple of many folks’ key rings for decades. They’re light, slim, easy to carry and pack a ton of useful features in a tiny package. Perhaps the most popular of all is the Classic model. However, I submit that the Rally model will very likely offer more utility at a very similar price. The Classic’s scissors probably won’t be missed — after all, the blade will very likely cover the majority of most folks’ cutting needs. However, the addition of a stout and effective bottle opener, Phillips screwdriver, and wire stripper offer a lot more bang for your buck in this reviewer’s opinion. (By the way, if you absolutely must “have it all”, look for the Victorinox Rambler, which blends the best of both worlds by including the scissors and screwdriver/bottle opener/wire stripper in an ever-so-slightly thicker package.) Specs on the knife/multitool discussed herein: Length: 2.25″ Weight: 0.8 oz. Tools: knife, nail file, slotted (flathead) screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, bottle opener, wire stripper, keychain with ring All content by ItsAWonderfulKnife, not to be used without permission

we start 2012 with the victorinox signature 58mm silver alox rambler sak, a limited swissbianco edition, this time with nice done victorinox on the engraving shield. they will be in the swissbianco newsletter or use the contact form on my swissbianco website

This is a video update on my Swiss Army Camper with the pocket clip I adapted on to the knife. So far its holding up well.

I own the Swiss Card Classic, The Nomad, The Huntsman and The Rucksak. And I think they are good knives to have. Some people say they have to many tools on them and I agree, but you can find a use for each one, just put your head into it and then find the one that suits you best.

in this video i tell the story of an one of an kind damascus sak for alexei fox, swissbianco canada.