Victorinox Swiss Army One Hand Trekker with Free Classic Knife
The world's most popular knife, the Classic SD, is combined with the 111mm One-Hand Trekker that offers 6 implements and 12 features, which include large locking blade, corkscrew, can opener, small screwdriver, bottle opener, large locking screwdriver, wire stripper, reamer, key ring, tweezers, toothpick and woodsaw. The knife's black handle is shaped to fit securely in your hand. The Classic SD is equipped with blade, nail file, screwdriver, scissors, key ring, tweezers and toothpick. This Swiss Army knife combination handles all needs.
Victorinox Swiss Army One Hand Trekker with Free Classic Knife Features
- Classic tools include a knife blade, scissors, a nail file with a screwdriver tip, a removable plastic toothpick, and removable tweezers
- Trekker tools include a serrated locking blade, a bottle opener with a large locking screwdriver and wire stripper, a can opener with a small screwdriver, a Phillips screwdriver, key ring, toothpick, tweezers, reamer, and wood saw
- Trekker measures 4-3/8 inches long. Classic measures just 2-1/4 inches
- Gift set includes the One-Hand Trekker with 6 implements and 12 features and the Classic with 3 implements and 7 features
$27.77
A Victorinox knife with a locking blade, love it! Unlike many other Swiss Army knives, this one fits the hand well and only contains tools you will use regularly. Well thought out design and materials/workmanship are, of course, excellent. One handed opening of the main blade is also a real plus. Handy knife for your pocket, earthquake kit, or Bug-out bag. -- Very nice utitlity knife!
I bought this for my husband and my son for Christmas. What a hit! They can never have too many knives! It's big, but not too bulky for a cargo pocket, and it has all the tools they use. Recently, my husband was doing some work on a desk and needed to bore a hole. The wood was just too thick for any of the tools he had with him, so he pulled out the knife and used the saw blade to cut out the hole. It did a great job and really came in handy. -- Great knife
This is my second one. I lost the first in the woods, and found that I can't get along without one. All the tools except the knife are excellent. The knife could be better, but is serviceable. I like to keep my knife blade very sharp, and the metal in the knife blade isn't the highest quality. Other than that, for an improvement, I'd make the Phillips head locking. It tends to fold back down while you're using it.
I really love this knife and will replace it when I inevitably lose it again. -- Never go anywhere without it
I love the one hand opening, and I like the serrations on the blade, and that the blade has a more useful rounded tip. I have been carrying a regular size knife for all my life, wish they would make the regular size with the one hand opening feature! Only problem with this bigger size knife is I think it is just a little too big for regular pants pockets. I am 6' tall 34" waist. Baggy pants or cargo pants it is much better. Makes you look like you are glad to see someone if you know what I mean. -- nice knife, but a little big for your pocket
Good camping knife, if it's good enough for the German Army you can be sure it's good enough for the average Joe. The one-hand opening is a convenience rather than something to be relied upon in a stressful situation, as it requires a fair amount of dexterity and coordination.
HOWEVER:
I cannot begin to fathom why the release lock was designed to be operated with the left hand. The release tab also protrudes quite a bit and can be unlocked unintentionally if the knife is mishandled or squeezed to tight in a prying/twisting motion. How difficult must have been to switch the locking layer to the other side? There has to be a reason for this incredible oversight but until I hear a convincing explanation 3/5 is all it gets. -- Are most Swiss left handed?
