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This drop features three classic Victorinox multi-tools, now in a limited-edition berry-red color that’s sure to turn heads. First is the Classic SD Read More
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Victorinox normally uses X55CrMo14 in their blades. This is highly stainless and reasonably tough. With only 0.52 % carbon, it will not hold an edge for any length of time. I have not seen HRC figures for this, but the low 50s would be about the best expected. This is not a steel that I would want in an EDC unless I was going to meet with a TSA agent on my way to the plane. If you add $15 to the price of the most expensive, that amount will get you a Leatherman Skeletool. This has a blade of 420HC. I don't know if Leatherman does 420HC as well as Buck, but my Leatherman blades have served me well. I have a rather ancient Swiss Army Knife. (I also have what someone told me was a French Army Knife. I bot it at a flea market. The corkscrew works well, but I have had no use for the small white flag that folds out opposite from the corkscrew.) My SAK has been relegated to EDLID status because of several Leathermans that I own. If I collected these, I am sure that I would buy one. I find it attractive.
Well, I carry about 40 lbs of pocket stuff, or so it seems, so a few more ounces of multi tool is relatively unnoticeable. If I could only find a pocket shaped stainless steel toolbox with a refrigerator....
I've always liked Victorinox, though. I used to carry a Champ in my kit whenever I traveled. It's amazing how helpful it was. Of course, it's not really pocket friendly.
TGP389I own a couple multitools but find them left in my truck do to the weight but a SAK to supplement my full
size EDC folder is something i am willing to carry everyday. Personally i dont carry anything over a few ounces most of the time so a small SAK doesnt add much weight. Ounces equal pounds but if that doesnt bother ya then i say go for it. Everyones preferences are different and none are right or wrong.
Note to those looking at the SD. Unfortunately the Alox versions while slightly thinner lack the toothpick and tweezers of the standard SD models. It's something I didn't realize when I switched from regular SD to Alox. Bummed, but the Alox is still on my keychain.