Before the era of modern multi-tools, "Swiss Army Knives" made by Victorinox were the bee’s knees. Just ask MacGyver! And these things still work just as well as before – if you’re not ruined by modern times and prefer a good old pocket knife to some gadgets and ratchets slapped onto a pair of pliers, get a Victorinox Hiker! This special model has a M05 woodland pattern on its sides.

Features

The Victorinox Hiker is a medium-sized pocket knife with 13 functions (so there are some gadgets on this one also). The metal parts are martensitic stainless steel, and the plastics are Cellidor. The knife blades and tools do not lock in place.

• Small and large blade
• Flat screwdrivers 3 and 6 mm
• Phillips screwdriver 1/2
• Toothpick
• Can opener
• Tweezers
• Bottle opener
• Wire stripper
• Wood saw
• Keyring
• Reamer, punch, and sewing awl

This pocket knife measures at 91 x 26 x 16 mm / 3.6" x 1.0" x 0.6" and weighs 77 g / 2.7 ounces.

If you need a bigger pocket knife with more functions such as a corkscrew, a metal saw, and scissors, check out the Victorinox Ranger!

How the Swiss Army Knives are made