Buck Sprint Select Liner Lock vs Victorinox Swiss Army Knife Swiss Champ

It is a ball bearing pivot system on a buck knife made in the USA. It's just a fun little knife with some excellent action to it. Let's have a look at...

Victorinox (Swiss Army Knife) Pioneer -will last a lifetime and can be passed down. It’s all metal, very classy. Not American made, Swiss made.

Not a bad knife, blade quality seems good, but mine required some tightening of the pivot screw for the blade so it centered up inside the handle while closed. I have small hands, but I still felt like I couldn’t get quite enough purchase on the grip. Overall not a terrible knife for the money, but nothing to get excited about. I feel like Buck missed the mark here, and could’ve made some tweaks to make it really great

I mean come on Victorinox, you make basically everything out of quality constructed stainless steel but go cheap there? I would gladly have paid a little extra to get the magnifying glass holder made of stainless. Oh well, hope I don't break it. And (2:) The Price. I paid at the time about $73 which is a lot but to be honest, even though you get a lot of functions, it seems a bit steep

O.G all failed this knife has great steel and the blade sharpness has some serious endurance! This thing easily competes with my 100+ dollar knives.

As that utters the tool useless if they break. You can work with it, but not long afterwords. My latest is the leatherman wave due to these problems. UPDATE: I dont use this anymore as the scales broke off and the knife bent a little

It's not extremely heavy three ounces. You know you can't beat it. It's three ounces um handle thickness, it's not very thick under half an inch 0.48,...

but I think the scales are going to be a problem over time no matter how you carry it.

I want to like this knife, but honestly it just lacks heft. The frame is light and weak and it flexes in your hand while working. Also the frame tapers at the back end and it is just not a comfortable knife to hold. The pocket clip is not reversible and is also too small for a knife of this size

This leather case has a belt loop, rather than a clip. Before I ordered this pouch, I read a number of the many great reviews on Amazon. One of the reviewers, "Tool Collector," noted that the SwissChamp was a tight fit in this case, and that the case was made of dry stiff leather. "Tool Collector" suggested using Neatsfoot Oil to soften the leather of this case