🔪 VICTORINOX Nomad Black Swisscard Multitool Review

Specifically, my knife weighs 103.5 grams. Very pleased with the knife. Reliable as an AK. There is a similar Piknicker knife, it differs from this one in that the Pikniker has a latch made in the form of a slider, which, in my opinion, does not add reliability. But there is no protrusion of the liner crashing into the finger. It also differs from the picnicker in the shape of the "threshold" of the blade between the cutting edge and the handle, and the shape of the bottle opener.

I have 2 such knives, one is always in my bag, the second is in reserve (I bought it in reserve because I really liked the model, unlike the Victorinox RangerGrip 74 I have, which is not so comfortable in my hand, the nomad knife lies in my hand like a glove, not frightens the public when it is used, the police do not ask for certificates for it. At the same time, it has a thin , reduction from the and the shape of a drop point blade, and this all speaks favorably for cutting and the ability…

Has pros: No worse than the previous ones, bought 10, 5 and 25 years ago. Cons: It's easy to get lost, especially on a dark evening in the woods at a picnic.

I have been using this model for over 10 years. He's too perfect. There is a multitool available, but its functionality is better, except perhaps with the presence of pliers, which is not critical for me. Great knife - I carry it everywhere and always. A little tip - a leather pouch for a magazine from PM is perfect as a cover for it (in my opinion). Has pros: 1) Range of tools. In addition to the actual cutting, you can open canned food, screw something up, peel it off. Ideal in everyday life,