Victorinox Super Tinker, Swiss Army Knife, Medium, Multi Tool, 14 Functions, Blade, Bottle Opener, Red

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SUPER TINKER: Medium Pocket Knife with Scissors - The ideal companion for all crafty men and women. Includes a Phillips screwdriver and scissors.
FUNCTIONS: 14 functions - including: Blade large, Blade small, Can opener, Screwdriver 3 mm, Bottle opener, Screwdriver 6 mm, Wire stripper, Reamer punch and sewing awl, Scissors, Phillips screwdriver 1/2, Multipurpose hook, Key ring, Tweezers, Toothpick.
A CUT ABOVE THE REST: Compact, agile and ready to face any adventure head-on. Our range of Swiss Army Knives have been established since 1897 and continue to be an icon of utility and smart design.
PRODUCT DETAILS: Length 230 mm, Width 120 mm, Height 15.5 mm, Weight 84 g, Scale material ABS/Cellidor, Color Red, Sharpened blade length 59 mm, Item 1.4703.B1, Super Tinker
HIGHEST SWISS QUALITY: Victorinox is a Swiss brand with a worldwide reputation for craftsmanship and innovative design. We draw on 130 years of experience to produce iconic, high-quality knives, watches, luggage and perfumes.

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8th Apr
Good price.

I prefer the Climber (same toolset but corkscrew instead of Phillips screwdriver) or huntsman. You would expect that the screwdriver would be more useful, but I find it unwieldy in use, with the handle often getting in the way, in which case I revert to the can opener or bottle opener. The corkscrew, on the other hand, is really useful for picking open knots and can hold one of the smaller Victorinox screwdrivers, which are very useful indeed.

If you want a Phillips screwdriver on a Victorinox knife, you are best going for a
model with the screwdriver aligned with the handle of the knife in use (explorer, huntsman lite, Swiss champ).
8th Apr
Probably get arrested in Scotland for using that term now.
8th Apr
Oooh topical. Actually only if you are using it in an abusive manner.
8th Apr
I have used Victorinox SA knives for 40 years and they are certainly reliable. But now they are north of £20 I had a look at alternatives. I liked this VW Bus alternative for £12.75! Scissors, corkscrew, can opener, small and large knife... enough for me as I have never taken stones out of horses' hooves....

amazon.co.uk/VW-…031
8th Apr
Would go for this if it was a reasonable delivery time.
8th Apr
Save up some more pennies and get an Alox SAK.
The blades are thicker and they are just so much better generally.
8th Apr
I bought this exact same knife in 2004 from an expensive-ish shop in town for about £17. The tweezers and toothpick have gone walkies, scissor handle got bent and partly snapped off but everything else is still intact. Just had to give it a lubrication a few years ago and the knives all still open smoothly and are still sharp. This is truly the definition of durable considering I had it for 2 full decades.
9th Apr
Lifetime guarantee on these, so they will give you the choice of replace or repair.
8th Apr
What? no saw or corkscrew! Huntsman all the way
10th Apr
Strange isn't it, I bought this because it has the the Philips screwdriver and not a corkscrew, which I had on my previous one. I've never used a corkscrew, but a screwdriver is always handy.
I use scissors and a small blade to open all the Amazon parcels I get buying "bargains " off here!
8th Apr
Posted in the last week or so, this is the standard price
8th Apr
I remember as a kid seeing these go round in a spinning glass cases in shops. Are these these 'best brand' of pen Knifes?
9th Apr
They used to be bit are becoming a bit more of a lifestyle brand these days. Others like Leatherman are probably making better tools these days but these are still classics.
14th Apr
Q: This or a Huntsman as a gift for a teenager? What's the difference? Thanks.
14th Apr
Just tried to get this on Amazon and got age verification. Full details: DOB, name, address. Reading through the terms, Amazon shares data with Experian and Experian will retain the personal data. I hate those data breaches with a third parties. That a lot of privacy traded just for a pen knife. Shame on Amazon as they just broke the deal for me. I will have to purchase at a local shop then.