Victorinox Evolution S17 Grip Swiss Army Knife, 15 Functions, Swiss Made Pocket Knife with Large Blade, Screwdriver and Lock Blade - Red/Black

I felt it was top quality and bought it for my husband as a gift. He feels it’s a 5-star product

I like the Swisschamp but it is too big of a lump or convenient carry in lightweight pants and shorts in the summertime. I carried an Evogrip 14 for a couple of years but I kept missing the little wood saw. I realize that everyone's needs are different but the Evogrip s17, although more expensive, added the saw and is perfect.Note that the Evogrip series incorporates features from the old Wenger brand, such as the rubberized scales and most notably, the serrated edge scissors! When you're trying to cut synthetic fibers or braided lines such as Kevlar or polyester with lots of little strands, the serrations in the scissors grip and cut these way better than the smooth edge scissors of the standard Victorinox style.Other reviewers have complained that the blade lock release tab gets caught in their pocket but I have not had this problem and have been delighted with this knife for EDC in lightweight pants and shorts.I bought a package of the Victorinox jeweler screwdrivers that fit inside the corkscrew to add an extra tool to this knife. If I can find a place to add a pin or needle that would be great.By the way, the corkscrew makes an excellent knot pick for those of you who work with rope. Don't overlook this!

This is great. Highly recommend it. perfect flat grind for all your slicing needs and wants. ( did have to strop this, though).The sheers/scissors are incredible and can cut even paracord without issue (I use a 7 strand paracord). I am also a drinker of wine and do lots of outdoorsy stuff so I use all the features of this extensively and it's nice to have a locking primary blade.Sorry for grammar errors.

First, the Victorinox quality is superb and the toolset is awesome! The scales fit the hand perfectly and they don't pocket scratch easily as flat scales are prone to do. Second, the tools are sufficiently hefty to be useful for most tasks around the home or campsite.

This is the old Wagner design, which Victorinox bought some time back. It's a great pocket knife. I bought for my son who is in scouts. The scissors are excellent and get used more than the blade (which is much safer). Contours of the grip are nice, with a rubber texture. I highly recommend this, even over the more traditional Victorinox knives.

Literally cheaper than the exact same knife in Switzerland, I waited until getting home to buy my Swiss souvenir. The knife is typical Victorinox high quality with a nice variety of blades and improved grip. Between being hidden behind the locking lever and the too-tiny fingernail handles, a couple of the tools are a bit difficult to extract, but otherwise a fine tool that should last for years.

This has become my EDC knife.Great combination of tools.Excellent quality.Blade locking feature is great

I got two for my 14 yo granddaughter and my 11 yo grandson and they love them. It was great to see them carefully look at all the tools and they both see the value of the knife. Those knives are one of those points in their young lives that embraces individual responsibility for a fine tool. These are quality tools for an everyday EDC.