Victorinox Mini Champ Swiss Army Knife, Small, Multi Tool, 18 Functions, Scissors, Red

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A characteristic feature of the Victorinox Swiss Army Knife is its multi-functionality, which makes it indispensable for many of life's situations.

These high-quality compact pocket knives are built to last, with alloyed and hardened blades that keep the versatile selection of stainless steel tools always ready for action. functions means that it is practical and always there for that odd job when you need a convenient ready to deploy tool – you’ll wonder how you ever managed without it.In the earliest versions of the MiniChamp II, the pen was removeable - See the Signature page for details. Age Verification Required: This product is not for sale to people under the age of 18 and will require an online age verification check. A tiny key ring knife with a dozen useful tools - always have a bottle opener, scissors etc to hand. You have exceeded the maximum number of characters, try reducing the number of characters using abbreviations: st. They mention that it is well-constructed, has a nice finish, and is a brilliant little tool with many uses.

Esses canivetes pequenos são muito mais discretos, caso eu tire do bolso um canivete maior, as pessoas podem olhar com estranheza, enxergando como uma arma.The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. What a cracking little knife for your keys, I’ve had a mini SAK for years and years but the mini champ is so much better, it’s roughly the same size but a bit thicker which is unnoticeable but absolutely loads more tools, I really really love it and highly recommend, I’d give it 10 stars if I could. Victorinox pack decades of design experience into this handheld model, creating the most adaptable and functional version of their iconic Swiss Army Knife yet. Brilliant little tooling have the inox one as well this one has the pen, very useful as usual great service from HH. The Victorinox Alox Mini Champ Silver has 15 functions packed into a slim profile that easily slips into your pocket, the Victorinox Swiss Army MiniChamp Alox is the champion among small knives.

It was preceded by an earlier version that was one layer thinner, omitting the Cap-lifter / Combo tool, and with a toothpick instead of the pen in the scales. The Sunset Orange colour (August 2012) had not been used before, however several other models were produced at the same time with this new color. There's no end to the tasks the Champ can tackle head on, from everyday household fixes to outdoor survival situations. EVERYDAY COMPANION: Compact, durable and versatile, our pocket knives are designed for everyday convenience.Robert Elsener of Victorinox reported (June 2008): "The MiniChamp XL was produced between 1999 and 2002, and sold until 2005. I have been carrying a swiss minichamp around my neck with some paracord for the past year and it has come in handy on countless occasions from tightening small screws and opening a beer to picking out splinters and even writing with! Just remember to put in hold luggage or you might lose it at the airport even though some airlines allow small knives like this in hsnd luggage they are inconsistent hence I’ve had several.

Practical and lightweight, the Small Pocket Knife Collection is the perfect companion for everyday life – whether tucked into a bag, carried in a pocket or attached to keys. The Alox finish of the handle gives you enough grip even in this small size to get you started safely. For the most part, having two little blades, the philips screwdriver that fits a surprising amount of screws, a flathead and scissors is well worth it, whilst the alox scales keep it nice and slim-line.Had 2 or 3 of these little mini champs , love them , use it every day , either the small flat blade which is good for slots or star head ,, handy for wiring a plug , also has a handy sized star head on the bottle opener , love the orange peeler at lunch time , used the blades recently on a 6k walk to carve a stick , scissors are handy although I seem to always end up with the little fragile spring broken , oh and a pen which is handy also tweezers for removing Metal or wood skelfs if like me your making things , overall.