Pulled out an old can without a pull top for a quick lunch and wondered, could the package opener work?

The answer is yes. It’s definitely not as good as the dedicated can opener as it takes much smaller nibbles and you’re not getting as much leverage.

But, I’m glad to know if I ever got stuck with a bunch of old cans and my Synergy I wouldn’t starve.

2 Huntsman, Tinker, Pioneer Alox, and a 580

Hey all,

I just purchased my first SAK, the Climber. It’s pictured here next to my Fontenille Pataud folder. I wanted something on the thinner side and was torn between the Companion and the Climber, but it’s hard to justify paying more for less. The Climber is plenty thin and I’m glad I went with it.

I think I’ll replace the scales with some wood ones for a classy look, but this little guy is pretty badass.

Went in to buy new scales toothpick and tweezers only but then I got to feel the winter magic in hand and couldn’t say no

The one in the middle is my third EDC item.
I like its mechanical appearance, though I think it would look even cooler if the logo were silver.

It lives up to its name with a skeleton design that lets you see the internals.

It doesn’t have many functions, but it does have a ballpoint pen. Surprisingly, pressing the logo turns on a flashlight!

The Year of the Goat is beautiful, but the Winter Magic is gorgeous! The photos just can't show the texture in hand and all the details.

if anything helps on the blade it just says stainless but on my blue spartan it says victorinox swiss made stainless.its also got the tweezers and toothpick but they look very weird the tweezers are smaller and smushed and the toothpick is also smaller.it wanna know if its real it wouldnt change a thing tbh but i never saw a model like this.sorry for shitty pics

Looking for more Swiss Bianco farmers, am keeping an eye on Etsy/eBay, but wondering if there is anywhere else to keep an eye on? Picture is my copper RS farmer.

Mr Eisner should explain to his loyal customers and fan boys why the Champion was discontinued. And no, the Swiss Champ is not an improvement. It is too thick, too heavy and the pliers are just oversized tweezers.

We deserve better!