Survival Kit
Review of Swiss Army SwissCard Lite by
jeaniecz
Advantages: small and compact size, durable tools
Disadvantages: tools may be too small for those with big hands
...company famous particularly for their Swiss Army Knife and a more than wide range of multi-purpose pocket knives, but besides these items they also produce a lot of top-quality kitchen knives and tools. However, they specialize in small, multi-functional cat's paws. Founded by Karl Elsener in 1884 this company has won great reputation and probably everybody has at least heard about a swiss knife or seen a small red pocket knife with a white cross ... ...blade, scissors and corkscrew!
SwissCard Lite is a flat (3mm thick) credit-card sized case containing 6 removable tools and 3 built-in tools that can be always handy to have in your pocket or handbag as it contains basic survival agents such as blade, light and pen. Now let's have a closer look at the smart things.
Blade - they also call it a letter opener, but I prefer a blade, since I believe 99.5% of humans don't really need a tool to ...
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31.07.2008
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Small doesnt mean few functions
Review of Swiss Army Huntsman Knife by
Tati86
Advantages: small, many fanctions, swiss brand
Disadvantages: high price
...a shopassistant about a read swiss knife. Functions, origin, price, certificated, guarantee..Guarantee!.And here problems srarted! This NOT AT ALL a cheap knife (which actually looked exactly like my father's green old army knife for 5$ with the same functions) had a guaruntee but without a stamp!!! So, we started to doubt that this knife is swiss...maybe it was just a chinese copy...
But anyway my boyfriends bought it...and the knife works still ...
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15.05.2008
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Swiss Army Huntsman Knife - Not Just For Hunting!
Review of Swiss Army Huntsman Knife by
Haxrskilz
Advantages: Plenty of tools, small size.
Disadvantages: Pricing could be considered steep, tweezers and toothpicks easily lost.
...to describe how useful the Swiss Army Huntsman Knife is. With a size being slightly smaller than an average male middle-finger, and yet still thinner than a thumbs width, it is no wonder that it is more commonly known as a the more popular 'Pocketknife' - a place where it is perfectly safe to hold, might I add. As with most items, the size has no impact on the innards of the instrument, although it is definitely helpful that it can slide neatly in ... ...in place.
As with all Swiss Army Knives, this comes with strong stainless steel and some dangerously sharp edges (Warning: Do NOT test these on your skin. It will cut!).
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This version of the Swiss Army Huntsman Knife comes with (usually) sixteen features, although this can vary. All of tools are indefinitely useful, and will cut through just about most things without breaking into a sweat. The tools include: - Bottle opener,
- Can opener,
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15.05.2008
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Leatherman Charge
Review of Leatherman Charge Ti Multi-Tool by
copester69
Advantages: Well Built, Does what it says on the tin.
Disadvantages: Umm.... I will get back to you.
...is ready. Leatherman Customer Service also works well as they soon emailed me back when I had a query about how to store the product. The only worry I had was the initial price but having seen the Charge, I was convinced it was well worth the money. The Charge does everything I ask of it and more. It works. ...
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08.03.2008
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A cut above the rest
Review of Victorinox - Swiss Army Knife by
ScottishWestie
Advantages: Stylish, durable, sharp, versatile, last a life time
Disadvantages: Nothing to lock the blades open
...made by a company called Victorinox who originated in Switzerland in 1884 by Charles & Victoria Eisener. They made quality cutlery & in 1891 obtained a contract from the Swiss Army to supply a sturdy soldier's knife. In 1897 Charles Eisener developed a rather elegant officer's knife which was officially registered & became popular throughout the world because of its high quality & versatility.
Today the company offers a huge range of pocket knives ... ...camper's knife, climber's knife, huntsman's knife & the one I have, simply called the ranger's knife.
Most of them are either coloured red or black with the Swiss flag on the body of the knife. They come in all sizes & all have good quality stainless steel blades & are guaranteed for life against any defects. At the base of the knife it is stamped 'Victorinox Switzerland Stainless', beware of imitations, they may look the same but they break easily. ...
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03.03.2008
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