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The Victorinox swiss army knife is simply the best pocket tool! (Edit: no one tool is everyone's best) (cdn.mastdn.ca)

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The Victorinox swiss army knife is simply the best pocket tool! (Edit: no one tool is everyone's best)

@edc

The more I look at alternatives, the more I realize, nothing can give you this much functionality in this small a package, while being so high quality and reasonably priced. Popular (machine-assembled) versions regularly go for $25.

The one caveat is that it falls behind modern knives in terms of safety and ease for opening/closing. I'd love to see a next-gen SAK without nail nicks.

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[–] Fondots@lemmy.world 3 points 8 months ago

I'd love to see a next-gen SAK without nail nicks

Have I got some news for you, because the Swiss army is now issuing knives more like this one and there's some other similar variants

I haven't actually used any of the new style SAKs, I'm sure they're just fine though, I've never been burned by a Victorian product and I agree they're probably the best pocket tools (I do personally tend to prefer Leatherman tools, but I consider them more of a belt tool so apples and oranges.)