🔍 Victorinox Tweezer - Large Size Review

Well made and cheap. These are the same tweezers that come with the Swiss Army Knife, which appear to have been borrowed and not returned. Remember that there are 2 versions of the tweezers. They're both almost the same size, but one version has a tiny, curved piece of metal on the end (which you hook with your fingernail to pull the knife out), while the other version has a molded plastic tab on the end. , which is larger and thicker, making it easier to remove the tweezers. This is the…

For decades I've relied on the tiny tweezers in my favorite old Swiss Army knife. When they finally broke a few weeks ago, I shed a tear and thought I'd never find another like me. Other tweezers, expensive ladies' tweezers, elaborate tweezers, even the tweezers in another Swiss army knife, have never had enough grip or finesse to pull out the tiniest splinter or tangled loose hair like that. When I received the six packages, I grimly decided to test each one. Lo and behold, more than one of…

Despite the erroneous reports of non-compliance and the screams that these tweezers aren't as good as Victorinox, I say it helps to really know what you're talking about before leaving a review hand over. Not only are they identical to the original Victorinox tweezers, they ARE the original Victorinox tweezers. They fit and work EXACTLY like the ones that came with the knife because they are identical. The reason for one reviewer's concern was that he placed the tweezers in the toothpick…

I bought these along with toothpicks to go with my small swiss army knife; they are "often bought together". I was disappointed to find they sent me tweezers to fit a large swiss army knife. I don't see it anywhere on the product page. If you put these knives side by side like I did, you'll notice that the larger knives have their tweezers off-center and therefore have a beveled gray plastic head. The length and width of the tweezers are okay, but the problem is the plastic bevel. If you need…

Like many people, the original tweezers for my Swiss Army Knife were stolen by one of my goofy friends who accidentally forgot to put them back together with my lighter! It has been almost 20 years since I mourned the completion of my beautiful Swiss Army Knife. Well NO MORE! I'm so glad I found her! I still have an old 1990's Marlboro Swiss Army Knife you could get at Marlboro Miles and use it often. After some research I found out that the Marlboro Swiss Army Knife was actually a Victorinox…