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The creator of the iconic Swiss Army Knife, Victorinox has been producing industry-leading knives and tools since 1884. Developed in collaboration with professional rescue workers, the RescueTool One Hand combines classic Victorinox craftsmanship with emergency preparedness expertise Read More

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May 13, 2016

Have one attached to the inner handle of my drivers side door with a bungee. Ive had it for almost 10 years and still glows strong and bright. Excellent tool when you need it and peace of mind for emergencies. Plus if you try and jack me in my car, I'll cut you.

guvnor

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May 12, 2016

These handle scales aren't just bright colored, they also glow in the dark:

Kevaan

May 11, 2016

No rescue corkscrew !?! Pass.

BrainFlush

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Sep 29, 2017

KevaanThat bottle of wine needs to breathe! Dear God someone save it!

Drueed

May 8, 2016

The point was more about the sort of absurdity of the knives shipping policy. We can buy and import all knives apart from automatics and balisongs into switzerland but not from massdrop. The "swissmade" but not "swiss return" is funny enough.
The retail price here is about 85 $ so yeah with the custom taxes it's not worth it but for many other knives i'll buy them due to exclusivity or unavailability here.
Sorry for the long post.

Drueed

May 7, 2016

Fun fact. This knife made in my country can't be shipped there.

warriorscot

317

May 8, 2016

DrueedIt's probably cheaper though, Victorinox stuff is actually pretty expensive in the US. You can actually buy this substantially cheaper in Europe right now off amazon.

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GrangerKnives

May 6, 2016

These are great knives! I have had one since they were introduced and it has preformed flawlessly. I use it often for all the normal knife stuff. I have never had to cut a hole in a windshield, as it is designed to do. But I've no doubt that I could. On volunteer work day at church, I was able to cut off several 2.5 - 3.0 inch diameter limbs to allow head room in the parking lot with the saw, as a small crowd watched in amazement. I enthusiastically recommend this knife. - Paul

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