
What’s in your #EverydayCarry today? #EDC #Victorinox #SAK
The Explorer, introduced around 1973, is hard to beat as a standard 91mm with 4 layers, standard blades, scissors, bottle and can openers, & 2 standout features: inline Phillips & the iconic magnifying glass.
What’s your go to 91mm Victorinox model for coffee sidekick duty?👇#Coffee #Victorinox #SAK
Victorinox Climber is one of those legendary 91mm models that proves why Victorinox has ruled the pocket knife world for generations.
The one I have here is Couch colab with leather scales.
Looking for a daily carry that brings a little flair? Check out the Victorinox Star of David Classic SD.
This model is popular among astronomers, and heavy metal enthusiasts.
Some earlier versions have a gray or red body, but those are rare.
Victorinox North America Welcomes Audra Murray as New Foodservice Director to Drive Growth #United_States #Monroe #Victorinox #Swiss_Army_Knife #Audra_Murray
Victorinox Escort with American Express branding.
At just 58mm long, 7.6mm thin, and weighing a mere 16.38g (Model nb53881).
What’s the smallest tool in your daily carry setup?
Most custom EDC builds are about ultimate utility. This one? Pure, unapologetic absurdity.
Meet the custom 58mm Victorinox "Why Not?"
What is the most impractical tool or mod currently sitting in your possession?
This is Victorinox OH Forester. The 111mm liner lock series has long been a benchmark for utilitarian pocket tools effectively taking over the mantle from the retired Rucksack model.
I modified the blade to eliminate serration.
You have a toolbox. I have a pocket passenger with 33 tools
and its bff that puts out 1,000 lumens.
We are not the same. 🔥🦹♀️🔥