I've been a proud Swiss Army knife owner for over 30 years. My first Swiss Army knife was of the typical Red plastic handled variety. Since that first one, I've managed to become "addicted" to collecting a variety of the Victorinox brand. Recently, I've developed a particular affinity for the Alox handled versions, with the Cadet model leading the way. Youtube ace, Nutnfancy turned me onto these. He also put me onto the Blue Alox handled "Farmer"...and I really dig that model in a HUGE way. I like the finishes that are put on the Alox...both in color and texture. I also like that the Alox knives feel a little more..."significant". That said, I've not ignored the extremely cool plastic handled models that are out there and recently picked up a beautiful Saphire Blue Climber. Next on my Wish List is the translucent black handled type...preferably another Climber. I just dig the Swiss Army knives...they are wonderful tools.

Just bought a Classic pink Edelweiss for my neice, and a Wenger Std. Issue for myself, gotta love SAK'S!

I think Wenger and Victorinox are made in the same factory: the blades looks the same and some pieces (springs) are the same. What do you think?

I carry a Wenger I got in Hawaii in 1973. Still performs well.

Hi guys, I used to have a small Swiss army knife & I am now looking for one that is a great all rounder (Urban survival knife) what are you suggestions?
Thanks.

Adam, I really prefer to pull mine out and marvel at the blade I'm using for the first time in 20 years (and how I HAVE it when I finally wanted to use it). And then take a look at the little blade I don't know 'what the heck' it is. To me, toting too much steel is just needed exercise. My Wenger of 36 years has a lot, but I'm moving up to a Swiss Champ or whatever under-$100 SAK I find that has more blades. Lose the fish scaler, guys!

opps thought i put in several pictures heres the knife the other i think is for keys not sure

This is not working well tonight please forgive me. I deleted the first comments.I need information about this knife and what i believe to be a key chain. the knife looks like mother of peril but dont know.On the blade it says victorinox switzerland stainless steel rostfrei. thanks for any help.

The "key chain" is a real Victorinox issue and very useful for knives with rings at the end, some times the Victorinox shield fell apart, be careful and don´t loose it (you can glued it, I did), . The small knife looks like the standard pocket victorinox (the blades are like mine), but the finnish is very rare (at least to me). Nice piece.

any idea on value or where i might find out .thanks

The Swiss army knife is a Classic SD with mother of pearl handles - very pretty. It's retail value is around $80 but expect less if you sell it. The Classic (nail cleaner instead of flat driver) is still a catalog item.

The key chain fits on a belt. A chain is optional.

ok thank you very much think ill be putting both on ebay.

Peter Gobel, Let's see some photos of those Swiss Bucks that you emailed about! :-)

Hello all.Is this a sak? it does not say anything on it that I can see.

never mind I found made in china inside

I have a used Boy Scout Yeoman arriving soon. This will be my first Yeoman model.

Mmmm, the knife pictured as a multitool doesn´t llok like a real sak

I would like to see an image of the Boy Scout Yeoman. I have been a member of Scouting for 40 years!!

Well I do have a stock image but nothing has yet been taken of the actual knife. I can say it looks exactly like this image here with the addition of the Boy Scout logo on the front scale;