Victorinox Swiss Champ Swiss Army Knife, Medium, Multi Tool, 33 Functions, Blade, Scissors, Red

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Finally, Mr. Elsener (the fourth), can we PLEASE get rid of hook & loop (Velcro), fastenings for ALL Victorinox belt pouches..? It's cheap, it's nasty, it gathers fluff and stuff - and ALL such fastenings should be replaced with proper Stud/Popper fasteners.. The Victorinox Fieldmaster Swiss army knife only comes in red, while the Huntsman features more color options. My favorite is regular green camo, but translucent sapphire looks awesome too. I want to be able to open a can or a bottle, saw through a branch, drill a hole through a piece of wood, start a fire… Regular camping stuff. My gear needs to be able to handle all that, for the right price.

The Swiss Champ is a Swiss Army knife cranked up to 11. It has EVERYTHING and then some! Even a ballpoint pen! I don’t really like “busy” Swiss army knives that charge me for a bunch of features I’ll never use. That’s why the Victorinox Fieldmaster knife will always be my favorite everyday carry and survival favorite. It’s a bit on a bulkier side, though (with 4 layers) so I wouldn’t recommend it as one of your EDC knives. However, it should be a perfect companion for hunting and fishing. Finally, continuing on with all the amazing different functions of this Victorinox knife, we have a pair of viciously sharp plain-edge blades (small and main). I last used them to whittle wooden stakes in the woods, and they worked like a charm.Apart from the corkscrew and the nail file/cleaner, I like what I see. It’s more than enough utility to justify its low price tag. That’s why Victorinox Swiss Army Fieldmaster will always be my champion Swiss army knife for survival. The Victorinox Huntsmanis an excellent alternative. There’s No Such Thing as the Best Swiss Army Knife… The hook can do anything from carrying a bundle to tightening lashings. It’s a pain to open though unless you have long nails.Make sure you consider this, especially if you want something that opens with one hand. I generally view the Victorinox Classic SD knife as the Leatherman Skeletool of Victorinox Swiss army knives. It’s a perfect piece for your everyday needs as far as multi-tools go, and one of my favorite EDC tools. The scissors can be used for a lot of fine trimming, but are obviously not ideal for large-scale cutting.

Victorinox Classic SD sacrifices a bit of versatility for lighter weight and better carry ability. It’s not as vicious-looking as its big brothers, but it’s irreplaceable for EDC. As you can see, that is a long feature list. The SAK 91mm models are the most popular Swiss Army Knives from Victorinox. And the Swiss Champ has almost all the tools that you will find in any popular 91mm SAK. Yes, in a way, the Swiss Champ is the Swiss Army Knife of Swiss Army Knives! I never used the ruler cause I’m more of a survival guy, but it’s definitely useful for small jobs around the house. If I have to carry it with me, I would rather use a sheath attached to my belt. In case I don’t have a sheath, I would prefer to carry it in my bag. If I am not carrying a bag, I would rather avoid carrying the Swiss Champ altogether. I would go for something smaller and lighter, like the Vic Compact or the Vic Super Tinker.There’s no such thing as the best Swiss Army knife. There are only the best model knives for specific activities.