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Victorinox Skipper Pro Multi-Tool

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Victorinox Skipper Pro Multi-Tool

Name: Victorinox Skipper Pro Multi-Tool
Brand: Victorinox
SKU: victorinox-skipper-pro-multi-tool
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (4 reviews)

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Victorinox doesn’t mess around when it comes to multi-tools—but most of the company’s collection is geared towards land endeavors. Not the case with the aptly named Skipper Read More

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May 13, 2019

Why couldn’t they add an extra non-serrated blade to this 🙄

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treeinc

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Mar 17, 2019

$43 includes shipping on FleaBay. Oh wait, you don't get the pretty red bow!

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gTex

Mar 14, 2019

This exact knife is $60.65 on Amazon with free two day delivery. I don't get it, Massdrop has stopped making sense to me.

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Mar 14, 2019

gTexTrue

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JunkMail40324

Jan 17, 2019

This is new for me, why does it take so long to ship? Thanks!!

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Ben24

Jan 12, 2019

The new marlin spike can be used as a key.

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Pinchie

Jul 3, 2018

A marlin spike on a multitool? Surely that would limit the diameter rope you could work with.
I've got a Smith & Wesson CKMAR for that sort of work... I agree with KamikazeSmurf - just seems like they added a spike and called it all finished.

KamikazeSmurf

Jul 3, 2018

PinchieThe CKMAR looks good! I've got something similar - stainless with the knife, spike and shackle key. I keep meaning to get something nicer (got my hopes up seeing the title of this drop) but the one I have does a good job in the meantime :)

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chathamharrison

Jul 3, 2018

The non-pro Skipper has its own peccadillos:

The Skipper Pro offers a proper marlinspike and a one-hand opening blade, but you lose the pliers, Phillips head and shackle key (and the corkscrew, which I've always used as a mini marlinspike, but it's not a big deal.) All multi-tools are compromises, I suppose. Personally, I think the Helmsman offers the best balance of size/weight and functionality if you're going boating:

KamikazeSmurf

Jul 2, 2018

A sailing knife without a shackle key? Is this like tacticool for boating where it almost looks the part and almost does the job? Some have it in the blade where the thumb hole is, others have it in the bottle opener where the fingernail dent is, or cut into the body of the handle or as a separate flip out item. Having it absent is unusual. It's like they added a spike to a their normal multi tool and called it done.