Chris Reeve Sebenza 31 vs Victorinox Swiss Army Knife Swiss Champ

You know it's been sharpened and cleaned and polished and tuned by me over the years. It's strange, though, because that little ball bearing detent se...

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.

I know these are made by Reate who probably charges more for production than Bestech but the Tashi Future, Jack 2.0, Jack 1.0 and Tashi Krypton are all infinitely more appealing from both a design standpoint and an engineering standpoint than this knife while ALL being at a lower price point (over $100 cheaper).

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

In the same place, every single time, I think we can actually see the exact point that that ball meets the yeah. It's like right there, it's about 40 ...

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

very very light @2.3oz. That's bugout replacement territory. It will only be available for so long! I could get a CF scale from sharp dressed knives for the 31 I'm sure, if I wanted

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

So there you go. I'M next thing: let's do some size comparison here. It is against the Chris Reeve knives salade Sebenza same damn. Thing right here i...

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