5 Reasons Everyone Loves a Swiss Army Knife
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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From collectibility to giftability, and from the sheer volume of options to the insane value, a Victorinox Swiss Army Knife is one the most iconic pocket knives in the world and should be an essential part of your EDC.
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No. 6 They are really good to fidget with.
I love my auto models. 😜
@@jeremiahshine i just like to open all the tools and then put it back as an hourly ritual.
@@70RD That was a great edit.
@@70RD (in the video!!)😁
Great editing on this one.
As much as I love leatherman and other plier-based multitools, I still can't let go of my Huntsman ❤️
I like my leatherman, but you give up a lot in terms of weight/size to get those robust plyers
@@PensnmusicI have a little pair of pliers on my Victorinox Deluxe Tinker, quite useful for small precision work. For anything larger I just use the regular pliers in my toolbox. It all just depends on why you need a multi tool and what you’re most likely to use
#6: they are practical and stylish at the same time, a useful tool that is also nice to look at (sorry Leatherman)
#7: there is something historical about them (at least for us Europeans) but they aged well at the same time. SAKs are one of the few things we have nowadays that even our great-grandfathers would have had and would approve.
Dude every western European that lived in the 60 heard about them nad maybe some Eastern Europeans too but its not that popular in east
@@tobiasmoldovan5521 Of course it's not that popular in the east: during socialism and Iron Curtain and all that they couldn't get any, but there were foldable knives with corkscrew and screwdriver maybe that you could find back in the day in a lot of people's pockets on the countryside in the Eastern Block.
@@manwiththeredface7821yes, small pocket knives with corkscrews have been around for a long time all over Europe, often part of a small batch or one of a kind, and handmade of course
I’m addicted! I love the them. Simple, functional, affordable
I was gonna get the red one, but I actually got another switchblade and the transition is cool
I’ve got a Farmer X with personalized engraving from my Father for Christmas
Impressive spydie flick of all the implements!! I gotta practice!
He's right folks, listen to him 👍👍
I just recently got my very first Swiss Army knife, I got the super tinker and I’m loving it, getting worried tho, I like it so much I think I need more
Gotta love something that makes you feel like you are being efficiency.
I love Swiss Army knives but I honestly prefer my old leatherman
Damn the editing was superb on this one
5 reasons why already ivegot 6 of em
I just got the Cybertool L, now I'm obsessed with it, so much quality and usefulness on a device. It's just great to have a thing that with good care, probably can last forever and didn't break your bank account. 😊
I need to be getting me one soon
Yes, they are Best and durable. I got one from ex Indian army officer which he used during last days of service and still is intact and stainless
I carry the Alox Bantam and love it!
I absolutely love all mine am going to get the super tinker next 😅
I have a Swiss Army knife and it's really awesome and good for starters
I still say they're over priced.. but at least you can see where some of that extra price went. Probably the most versatile multitool out there.
They're swiss made and very high quality. I believe the price is justified, but that's just my opinion.
I love my super tinker
I have always carried one for more than five years.. I would never be with out one on my belt..so handy.
I have the superchamp iii
That one hand deployment was incredible 😂
After years of hunting and collective knives, at the end of day you realize you only need one or two SAK in your pocket.
I have a swiss and I have a Leatherman. Swiss is nice but it's small and seems better for like light duty stuff I couldn't use it as a replacement for my Leatherman which I use at work alot but the Swiss is a good daily for small tasks
Красивая коллекция 😊
Which is the victorinox at the start? I am really interested.
"Handyman"
Bro classic sd is very good, many colors and enough of functions, i just got one smashed avocado color.
I carry leathermans and high end edc folder and fixed blade
I got the fisherman version for my uncle who enjoys being in the lakes he got happy when he seen it
Tinker
I´ve had that model of a victorinox knife since 2yrs back, im 12 but now im saving my money to buy the one with 33 functions, can someone give me a tips of what chores I can do? :)
Ive got a real one of a kind custom made Swiss Army knife made for Neiman Marcus himself
I love the auto models.
I actually have one of those but it has like a spoon thing on it
Except for the part about using the stainless steel knife blade as an actual knife unless you're carrying around a diamond.
Got one for my 9th birthday it was my first knife. I felt like James Bond!
So I got the cadet except mine has a toothpick and tweezers at the top and it’s red
i think since they were purchased by wenger they’ve slacked off on their heat treatments, which is pretty important for 440 c.
IMO Huntsman and Fieldmaster are the most practical ones.
They grew up watching MacGyver on TV
Same
Which one is the best overall and most useful?
It really does depend on what you are going to use it for, and personal preference
@@seanisnotjohn need a keychain knife. Which one is best value? Also I have hard time prying them open. How do you do this the easiest way
@@deepb249 for a keychain?
The classic sd, @work or minichamp depending on what tools you actually need
If you don't mind carrying anything a bit larger the fieldmaster is pretty nice as well
The smaller ones are great for clipping nails btw
@@diyfu which ones have nail clippers?
@@deepb249 I usually use the scissors, they are great for manicure, if you wan't an actual nail clipper ther would be the "nail clip 580"
Is there a way to open them more easily mine is a bit hard
How do you get the wooden scales on the super tinker
I just can't see the point of the bigger ones. why not just carry a pliers based multi-tool?
Disclaimer: this comment is long (probably to long) and I already apologize for my english.
Depend of your use, victorinox have plier based multitool, but as any plier based multitool, it still bigger (the big knife showed in the video is a collector knife, all other swiss knife fit in the watch pouch of the pant), it lose "scale tools", it lose the small pliers (which one are realpy underated), it lose a lot of other small tools who are really usefull and if you want to have the corkscrew (only on victorinox for this one)and if you want to have all the screwdriver, you have to carry the case, where the victorinox swiss knife (don't know why you call it swiss army knife in english, because there is only 3 swiss army knife, and except if you are a Swiss or a collector, I don't think than you have the 2 first and even the third one is rare outside Switzerland) still pocketable and adapted to your use (I mean than you can buy the one who have exacly what you need) and it's to a legal point, in a lot of country swiss knife will still legal to carry where plier based multitool will be illegal or needing a justification.
There still have bigger victorinox knife, but they are usually designed for a specific use or job, like the rescue tool which one is for first responder, the real swiss army knife which one is the soldier, the boatman which one is for people working on boat, they all get specific tool and design who make them better for this job than a plier based multitool or good tool to carry with.
The amy knife chocolet is expensive
I'm sorry,"Affordable"?!!!
I have the yellow one. Don’t trade on me 🤟🏽
GUYS DO NOT BRING THIS TO AN AIRPORT
Learned the hard way, huh?
Airport security thinks it's a bomb.
To be fair, bringing a KNIFE to an airport is probably not a good idea
My swiss knife is old that its hard to open how do u open it?
Soak (warm soapy water works). Dry (use a hairdryer if you want). Lubricate. I use gun oil but there are many options. Open and close it a bunch to work the oil into the small areas. An air compressor can be used to assist with cleaning and drying as well.
They say affordable but not really affordable the tiny tiny one you'll pay at least 40 bucks regular Swiss army knife that's over $100 so how do you say affordable for that I'll probably get a Leatherman
Bro I just got one from my grand parents for Christmas!
Except Opinel!
Number 6 because macgyver
the 1st. Handyman❤
If only they didn't need sharpened after every use.
Of course, 'MacGyver' has nothing to do with it.
Good EDC knife for self-defense: No.
Useful: ♾♾♾♾♾♾♾♾♾♾.
I think I might be the only person who hates them 😂
Never make a present to someone a knife!Otherwise you would get one against each other after!
If someone doesn't believe in that,he could try doing that and finds out!
If you need to do that,let the one who receives the present knife pays you for that!Could be 20 cents only but by that way you don't make him a present even if it's like that!
Ask suffered people...!
What a flick 😂😂😂
The compact is way overrated and way overpriced for what you get a climber is cheaper and has more tools
I like them. I definitely don't love them. Sure their the best in the multi tool Sak design knives but they're still a jack of all trades and master of none
No true for all of them, the rescue tool for example is "a master" of emergency (especially for professional).
@suisseanonyme1033 not a sak style knife hence why it's a specialized tool on the victorinox website and not a sak style
@@Hunglikeagrimsmo After checking, I apologize, it's a translation mistake from myself, because we said "couteau suisse" or "schweizer tashenmesser" in Switzerland, what could be translated by Swiss knife and swiss pocket knife because "couteau de l'armée suisse" (litteraly "swiss army knife) is in french the name (followed by a number) of 4 specific victorinox knife who have been or is for the last use by the swiss army.
(In German, there is nothing who is use and could be litteraly translated by Swiss army knife)
@suisseanonyme1033 I still prefer a leatherman wave plus over the victorinox rescue tool but that's person preference towards the plier
try a leatherman
And the stoopid popo just see them as a sak…
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I hate them. Cheaply built.
The 6th person (me) sees no use in swiss army knives
sorry, not everyone loves them. I prefer a leatherman multitool
lol i got one one for my 10th birthday and i still have it
Leathermans are more sturdy to me and better sharper blades and all