Swiss army knife of cordage.
586364
Great product!  Some friends and I went camping over memorial day weekend and used this cord for everything. The jute worked great for starting the campfire.  We ended up using the wire to make a grill over the fire to cook some hotdogs.

I couldn't be happier with this product. It's the swiss army knife of cordage.
3364509
Nice little mini-tool. Good election of screwdrivers, pliers and a small blade. I use it as a back-up for a fill sized multi-tool, and carry it in my EDC bag.<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Gerber-22-01506-Clutch-Mini-Pliers-Keychain-Tool-Special-Ops-Gray/dp/B000EDRTUW/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Gerber 22-01506 Clutch Mini Pliers Keychain Tool, Special Ops Gray</a>
3812783
It comes in really handy.  I use it quite a lot.  Anytime I go into a government building or through security I remove it from my key chain.  When I do I forget to put it back on.  Sure enough within a day or two's time I find myself needing the swiss army knife.
1116456
I fell like this is the perfect size for a Swiss Army Knife, with all the best tools that one needs. It's very close to a Huntsman, but the corkscrew (which I personally only found useful to hold a micro flat-head screwdriver) has been replaced with a phillips screwdriver. I keep it in my pocket almost constantly.
875084
I love this version of the Swiss Army knife. It has every useful tool I need and not all the unnecessary ones (like corkscrew...I don't drink). Of course, no matter which knife configuration you choose, you are going to get great quality from the Swiss Army knives.
3374403
It's awfully hard to find a pocket-sized multitool that has both pliers AND scissors or vice versa, that isn't prohibitively expensive. The Leathermans have a very excellent line in the Juice series, but I can't bring myself to drop $60-80 for one of those. Not when Victorinox makes the Tinker Deluxe model. It's pliers and scissors are perfectly sized for small, non-forceful tasks. Anything the day might throw at you that doesn't require a tow truck or repairman, you likely can at least attempt part of it with this little baby.

It's size is just enough that pocket carry is still doable. The pliers cause it to be heavier than other models such as the Huntsman or Mountaineer, but the utility they offer is excellent and worth it. It's a pocket carry you're going to feel as you walk at times but you'll get used to it. Don't be a baby! You don't need a featherweight 1 oz. Swiss Army knife. It's mostly steel, it's going to weigh heavier.

In an increasingly anti-weapon world where people wet their pants at the site of someone using a box cutter to open a package or trim a loose thread, Swiss Army Knives are still seen as classic pocket tools that aren't intended to be weapons. The older I get, the less I carry my Spyderco and Kershaw knives. Why? Because I'm tired of being looked at like a psychopath. People scare at the drop of a hat anymore. It's nice to have a useful tool like this that I can use inconspicuously without drawing attention to myself. Sometimes you just want a low profile so you aren't bothered, you know?

Other competetive options to consider: Huntsman II, Mountaineer, Ranger or Super Tinker. All have varied tool assortments. For urban life the Deluxe Tinker nails it for me. As the ads say, your experience may vary. But mine's been just fine. I think yours will be, too! Anyone who likes gadgets, gizmos or tools will at least appreciate the value and utility of this tool.

I bought mine secondhand in excellent condition from another website, not from here but honestly, Victorinox is known for meticulous quality control in their product. It really doesn't matter where you got it. As long as someone hasn't drastically abused the tool to the point of overstressing or breaking it? You're good to go. I would assert my varied experience with Victorinox is relevant no matter where you buy them from. I wasn't sponsored for this ad. It's of my own experience designed to help you out. Enjoy!
3580996
I took off the bead chain and instead used paracord to carry the sheathed knife tethered to my belt loop, tucked inside my waistband like the CRKT Obake. The knife came with a scary sharp edge perfect for self defense/handgun retention.
1851285
I have always been a fan of the Swiss Army knife, and have carried one on my keyring for years.  I purchased this one in blue and loved it so much I bought another in emerald.  Great color choices, and a handy tool to carry anywhere.
2589442
Victorinox Swiss Army never fails to please most men I know.  The choice of blades and gadgets is extraordinary, the blades are sharp and useful, and the knife is still small enough to fit easily in a pocket.  My husband has carried one for years, and always wants the same when he needs it replaced. He has favorite tools that he uses almost daily. Since he forgot to place his knife in his luggage prior to a cross-country flight this summer, someone at DIA is enjoying a nice little Swiss Army knife, while my husband loves the replacement (although the other was perfectly fine).  For those who appreciate a bit of humor, as well, when our daughter taught in a rather rural area (one of her first years of teaching), she needed her Dad to cut down a Christmas tree for her.  The saw she borrowed did not work properly, but my husband's quite small Swiss Army knife, surprisingly enough, did the job (with some effort, of course).
1312442
small and perfect to add a para cord lanyard to to make a key chain.  feels decent in your hand.  blade came with a sharp enough edge for my liking.
2563690
OK , I'M PREJUDICED,  I LOVE WENGER SWISS ARMY KNIVES.  THESE LITTLE KEYCHAIN KNIVES ARE WORKS OF ART AND BEAUTY.  GREAT FUNCTION TOO.  WHO DOESN'T NEED THE OCCASIONAL NAIL FILE OR FINGERNAIL CLEANER AND THE SMALL BLADE WILL CUT AS NEEDED.  THE SCISSORS IS HANDY FOR THAT LOOSE THREAD OR COUPON YOU WANT TO USE.  I MAY HAVE GOT THE LAST BLUE HANDLE OUT THERE THOUGH.
363890
A good multitool for the price. It comes in a strudy carrying case and a USB cord is included.
1282248
Packing an unbelievable amount of tools into a tiny package, the MiniChamp is just what you need on your keyring to handle common urban and office challenges.  Whether carried alone or paired with an 84mm or 91mm Swiss Army Kinfe such as the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Victorinox-Swiss-Army-Sportsman-II-Pocket-Knife/dp/B000FNIL7Q/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Victorinox Swiss Army Sportsman II Pocket Knife</a>, it will take care of most anything you come up against in city life.
2357854
Great utility knife, the large handle offers a nice grip and the tools included are larger and sturdier than those found in smaller Swiss Army Knives (SAK). The locking blade is very sharp and the serrated edge cuts well. The thumbhole allows one handed opening and closing but may require a little practice. The saw is longer than a standard SAK and more efficient for small sawing tasks. The flathead screwdriver is thicker and wider than the standard SAK and locks like the blade, it seems sturdy enough to be used as a pry tool. The can opener, awl, philips, toothpick and tweezers are all standard size. I like to carry this with me around the yard for minor cutting tasks or when doing yardwork. Would be a good knife to bring camping or hiking. The knife is big but not uncomfortable to carry in my pocket.
3170582
Contains the following tools:
Nail file + small screwdriver, small knife, scissors, nail clipper & key chain.

Material, stainless steel

The small knife is not for anything heavy duty and could use a sharpening, otherwise it works well for small tasks.  The scissors are nice to have as my regular swiss army knife does not have them.  The spring for the scissors is strong and well made.  In addition, the scissors are rounded tip for added safety.  The nail clipper works well but takes a bit to get used to it.

Small and convenient pocket tool.  I carry it daily.
755759
It is a single piece (full tang) knife with the handle wrapped in nylon cord which also could prove helpful in an emergency.
1250076
Perfect for a Swiss Army knife, hangs the knife in the pocket, doesnt get in the way when using it. Time will tell how it holds up.