13 uses of the SAK hook & a unique modifying trick - Victorinox Tips & Tricks (28/40)

[@bryantherocker]

When I saw the first few seconds of the video, I was hooked

[@johnnyripe5989]

same

[@supersequence14159]

LOL

[@caidencalhoun180]

Bud um pshh

[@jasongobbell3578]

Pun Intended lol

[@Groliva]

Get out.

[@Pepperoni290]

Gotta respect this man's simple love for his hook! I too have begun using the hook to tie my shoelaces. When people give me funny looks I use the hook as a substitute middle finger.

[@natepaz4035]

Lol

[@byington80]

Priceless... Pepperoni deserves way more likes for that one

[@chriscaranto911]

Great idea! 😄

[@ironman2326]

Underrated!!🤣🤣🤣

[@ironman2326]

Ze huk!

[@christophervaughan7971]

I love how much of a sweet heart he is. Such a light in a day rather than a blight. Thank you!

[@FelixImmler]

You are so kind..

[@danielruprecht8932]

I asked youtube, uses for swiss army knife hook. They sent me here. You did not disappoint 👍❤️🇺🇸🏆

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for this compliment!

[@xrysoryba]

One trick I've never seen is using the hook to fish out a drawstring that has gone inside the garment. I've had occasions when I washed sweat pants or something when the drawstring got into the channel. You can push the hook in, scrunching up the fabric as necessary, and hook the hook behind the knot in the drawstring and pull it out.

[@FelixImmler]

Super Trick, thanks a lot!

[@Deathstroke1394]

Dude, your comment might have just saved my favourite pair of sweatpants, thank you!!!!

[@timsummers870]

Felix, I’m glad you’ve made this video because nearly every Swiss Army Knife owner talks down on the hook. I’ve never seen one person say that the hook has been useful but that only shows that people aren’t using their SAK to its full potential. Thanks for another useful video.

[@angry-white-men]

I used it to fish

[@arda6874]

Man I am only getting huntsman instead of tinker or the other ones it that hook (thinker doesn't have a hook and a saw)

[@jakubfator5562]

That people aren't using their brain mainly... 🙂😅

[@1OneMinutePlease]

@@arda6874 how's that Huntsman doing ?

[@hypocriticalgrammarnazi]

It comes in handy when you’d least expect. I actually use it quite often

[@shermansparks5542]

My grandad gave me one in my teens, I thought wtf? Turns out he was a smart old man...I'm in my 60's now,,I still carry one

[@FelixImmler]

Super storry! Thanks a lot!

[@Vpentrov]

What model?

[@melonplaygroundplayer123-e8y]

I was ten when I got my first Swiss army knife

[@melpim69]

Same

[@melpim69]

But im 27

[@Optiblue]

Not going to lie, I have the Chief of Scouts award and I've never been able to figure out what the hook was for! My knice is nice and weathered except for the hook! Thanks for the tips

[@DanielSultana]

Majority of these trips are rubbish: 1 pass the string over whole tool, let string dangle between fingers 2 clamp pen behind any other tool 3 magnets can be stored near the corkscrew 4 use other pegs or cork screw 5 use flat head screw driver as lever 6 use can opener as hook 7 cut away the frailed bit with knife of scissors 8 eyelet in wire can be made round other tools, but I must admit, the hook would work the best, non the less, I've never needed making an eyelet in with 9 use your wallet to prop your phone up 10 twist hook screw, use another tool as lever 11 tension spring - ok, maybe, but really how often? 12 mount chain - fraid I'm gonna get some grease on two of my fingers 13 modification - dunno what's that for

[@jonlouis2582]

Who would give this a thumbs down? It was worth watching as a cyclist just for the chain and eyelet tricks alone.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot!!

[@JavierBonillaC]

Felix is almost a motivational speaker. He’s always happy!

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot Javier!

[@lorenzotodd4673]

This was the most positive video I've ever seen this month.

[@badboybj41]

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[@someimmature12yearold81]

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[@salamitsunami4712]

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[@gilceo323]

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[@AshishSharma-nr2xp]

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[@Ninja-Alinja]

Can’t stress enough how useful the hook is to setup or disassemble a trampoline. Hands down the best and most unique use for it

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for your comment!

[@NaturalBornGriller]

yeah this is brilliant. I didn't even know I had the right tool for the job already in my pocket

[@ZippyDeluxe]

Tip #15: that hook can also be used to tighten bicycle spokes. It takes a little practice and it's a bit slow, but if you don't have a spike wrench with you, then the hook will get the job done.

[@FelixImmler]

Wowww, i didn't know that this works...

[@ZippyDeluxe]

@@FelixImmler And I had no idea you could use it to hold the pen! Fantastic! I love this channel!!

[@Deathstroke1394]

Love everything about our little Swiss knife “community” lol just a question is it normal for the hook to have some play going backwards into the liner of the knife? Mine doesn’t really “lock” at 90 degrees as I can continue to push the hook slightly farther back

[@artie2668]

oooo nice, thank you!

[@lapua9828]

​@@Deathstroke1394 Yes, that is normal.

[@MrHansBen]

I use the hook to peel oranges. The depth of the hook is quite similar to the average thickness of an orange peel and is great for removing the peel without cutting the fruit or getting pith under your fingernails.

[@FelixImmler]

Hello Ben. Thanks for your tip!

[@redsorgum]

You had me "hooked" on watching your tricks..😬😬😂😂✌️👏👏👏👏 Thanks , Felix.🙏🏻

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for your positiv feedback!

[@bngr_bngr]

Redsorgum he got me too.

[@michaelthomasen2190]

I use the hook as an improvised pocket clip: place the hook on the outside of the pocket, pointing down. Close the hook and twist the knife so that it goes in the pocket. Voila! This way, the knife is held in place at the top of my pocket and not getting in the way of keys/lighter etc. Love this channel. Keep up the good work :-)

[@S50Sinner]

My father is a Geologist, and in his field work he often used the hook to grab barbed wire and pull it apart so he could cross (with the property owners's permission, of course). I've used it sometimes to tighten knots, with a bowline on the loose end I could make a very strong and tight hitch or lash.

[@FelixImmler]

Thank you very much for this super interesting comment!

[@i_am_a_freespirit]

Wunderbar...ich lerne soviel mit meinen 62 jahren...you are NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN...greetings from Kentucky, USA.

[@FelixImmler]

Thank you so much!!

[@JacobvsRex]

I’m ready for “how to build a log cabin with your SAK.”

[@randomgrinn]

Using only the hoook

[@Thomasnmi]

@@randomgrinn and the small blade

[@kevinmencer3782]

You could make a damn decent start, at least.

[@Ti_kriss]

This guy is smart

[@blackrabbithomestead1466]

You're making swiss army knives great again! My niece thought my collection of pocket knives were old and not cool... now she wants a swiss army knife! Keep it up!

[@eamonn1159]

Definitely the cool uncle

[@shadowx8405]

They never stopped being great. People just got caught up in the multi-tool (pliers) hysteria. Don't get me wrong, I like them. But they are better suited for use in civilization. I'm not a fan of using them as a "survival"camping tool. They're bulky, holding them in extreme cold is EXTREMELY unpleasant, and they're heavy. I know I know, only a few ounces. Just take it from a thru-hiker and survivalist. They're heavy. Pliers actually do come in handy for both camping and survival uses. They allow you to make extremely tight knots, crack nuts...... um.... hmmm... nevermind, they suck for camping/survival. LOL.. They don't, really. They have their place in a survival kit/bug out bag, but they get more use as a camping tool. The SAK is lighter, easier to find if you set it down on a wooded area and lost track of it, and they do everything a multi-tool can, except for take requiring a pair of pliers. I just buy a mid-range pair at a home improvement store, needle nose, and Todd them into the bottom of my backpack. For any circumstance where you REALLY NEED a pair of pliers, the multi told fall short. If rather have a full size pair off pliers that are NOT held together with two scrawny stainless steel pins.

[@jaybee6505]

I've been Swiss Army knife connoisseur since my grandfather gave me one for my 5th birthday. This is fantastic! Subscribed!

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot Jay!

[@scottmcintosh2988]

Felix another hook use tighten bicycle spokes ! You are the very best Felix from N.H. White Mountains, USA

[@Kee-kay]

The look he gives after installing that hook screw convinced me to subscribe

[@DroneDeDan]

Thank you Captain Hook 😉👍

[@FelixImmler]

😂😂 Thanks a lot Dave!

[@fourgedmushrooms5958]

Wow great video 😀! I have carried a climber, or super Tinker for the last 20+ years and never used that tool! Also great for older people who lose hand strength!

[@alexpol2331]

Этим крюком очень удобно развязывать затянувшиеся узлы на обувных шнурках. Проверено неоднократно. Автору лайк!

[@FelixImmler]

Большое спасибо!!

[@numbersix8919]

Thank you Felix. Your incredible tips and hands-on demos are the best I've seen. Relying on an ordinary SAK seems much more practical to me now!

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for your nice feedback!

[@jarvisskooge8602]

Da HOOK iz very goot!

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks for your comment!

[@jarvisskooge8602]

Thank you Felix for your educational, informative and entertaining videos! I watch them with my daughter and we always learn something new. Take care!

[@Kleiner_Lutz]

Just love these videos. I've always had pocket knifes on me since I was a little kid, my father and grandpa told me to carry them as a tool. Since I watch your videos I carry my SAKs more often again instead of just the fixed blade knifes I own. And I try as many of your tricks as I can. ;)

[@FelixImmler]

hello tony. thanks a lot for your wonderful story!

[@bred8087]

Definitely the most underrated tool of the Victorinox line up, good work Felix!

[@FelixImmler]

Thank you!

[@wiseraven2000]

My dad got me the Swiss army knife camper when I was in boy scouts and I'm so glad he did because I've used it every day since I love your videos Felix I watch him a lot because of my love for Swiss army knives and you're very very very knowledgeable and fun to watch

[@fulee9999]

I believe this is the first time I've pressed like on a video after only just 1.5 seconds. I love your presentation style, and the video is very informative, thank you!

[@tecnotrog1]

Now I'm hooked on the hook.. thanks I'll be here all week

[@skeetersaurus6249]

I've had SAK's for years, and never thought of several of these uses for the hook...EXCELLENT video! Thumbs up!

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for your feedback!

[@cmac1100]

The guys from blade hq need to watch this so that they'll finally see that the hook IS useful

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for your comment. This channel has not been on my radar so far. Will now regularly check it out.

[@henryvandeventer2457]

So true. They can learn a lot about SAKs from Felix

[@siegfriedwashburn3484]

@@FelixImmler Thank you!

[@siegfriedwashburn3484]

@@henryvandeventer2457 Thnk you very much!:-)

[@siegfriedwashburn3484]

@Cody Allen Who is those guys? Never heard about them. Something I would like to see, or I will live without them another 49 years of my life????? :-)

[@xGSFxGoat]

I'm surprised that you are at ~52K subscribers; with the great quality of your videos I thought it would've been 10x that amount. Keep up the good work, you have a lot of good material uploaded and I'm sure the subscribers will start pouring in faster and faster.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks for this fantastic forecast!

[@Rangefindergeneral]

never doubted the hook but the fish scaler is another story. thanks Felix

[@FelixImmler]

Ohhh, that's a challenge :-D

[@Rangefindergeneral]

do it.. I hear pumpkin carving. :-)

[@mehardin]

I primarily think of the fish scaler as a ruler. The fish scaler, hook disgorger are just so that space isn't wasted on JUST a ruler. You should know how long your knife is with the ruler extended, count for many knife lengths long something is, then use the actual ruler blade to get an exact measurement of the last few centimeters or inches.

[@JayRioLasRocas]

man kann damit auf einem flugzeugträger landen, auch wenn man keinen haken für die fangleine am flugzeug hat. 😀 wieder ein sau cooles video. danke. 👍

[@FelixImmler]

Das ist die beste Idee bislang. Ich muss mal Boeing kontaktieren 😂

[@anthonymascis9833]

I dont know what he or you said but I'm pretty sure "danke" means thanks, and I agree, much love from Massachusetts 👍

[@JayRioLasRocas]

@@anthonymascis9833 it was a joke answer on felix question for other uses for the hook it says: you can use it to land a jet on an aircraft carrier even if you haven't got a hook for the arresting wires on your plane and yes, danke means thanks ✌

[@dgunn4408]

Man this is hands down the best SAK vid i've ever seen! You approach the tool the way it was intended: with ingenuity.

[@FelixImmler]

Wow, thanks!

[@joshuascott5814]

The first time I ever found a good use for my parcel hook was on a spring, actually, only it was for a mattress frame instead of a trampoline. Cool video!

[@TimParker-Chambers]

I've had one of these in my pocket for nearly 20 years, and never had a clue what it was supposed to be used for 🙈🙈 Thankyou 👍👍

[@FelixImmler]

Glad I could help! Thank for your message Tim!

[@reconty2133]

I watched the “how to” mod the hook before this one. I think you’ve got me “hooked” on the hook. I’m thinking it’s more than just a place holder on the back of the knife. I’m particularly fond of it being used to pull through a frayed shoe string. 👍👍 Great video!

[@45auto]

Love these tips. They remind me that I don't always need to use a bunch of unitaskers to accomplish a job.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for your comment!!

[@patrikhodel]

Ich finde Deine Videos echt toll. Ich wuchs mit dem SAK auf (da Jungwächter), aber bei Dir entdecke ich immer wieder neue Ideen. Gerne erinnere ich mich auch an den Abend im Transa in Luzern (paar Jahre her...), als wir Deinen Kurs mit einem feinen Fondue mit selbst geschnitzten Gabeln abschlossen. :-) Danke Felix, mach weiter so!

[@FelixImmler]

Danke Patrik. Ja, der Abend ist auch bei mir noch in bester Erinnerung! :-D

[@hiker64]

Finally! - Trampoline spring setting will take seconds, instead of more seconds!! - Seriously though, some of these I didn't think of. Thank you for making this video!

[@musicandcoffee2853]

The hook has always been my least used tool. Thanks for the new tips my friend! Now I have new uses for it 👍🏼

[@FelixImmler]

Haaa ha haa, I do not use the hook often. Thanks for your comment!

[@allenwaters96]

Fantastic video

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot Allen!

[@vaclavnovak7065]

Hi Felix, another great video. One more tip for hook. When you show that bike chain, another tip for bike is to tight up those spike-rays on wheels. It fits perfectly on those little square planes. Have a nice day and I´am looking forward for next video of yours..

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for this wonderful tip!

[@gus7046]

The cellphone holder was underrated! Love the vid and the happiness you spread

[@groundskeeper5292]

Good stuff. I like the uses. Especially twisting wire into eyelet and pulling laces through holes. Very clever. Never thought of that before.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for your positiv feedback!

[@stevecoutts349]

The HOOK......Brilliant. I always thought the hook was useless, but now I have been educated. Nice one.

[@stevedriscoll2539]

Nice! I especially liked these ones: part of a cell phone holder; to make an eyelet in wire; and, picking up a hot pan that has a wire handle

[@FelixImmler]

Hello Steve. Thanks a lot for your feedback!

[@stevedriscoll2539]

@@FelixImmler hello Felix! Your welcome for the feedback, and thank you for these wonderful videos. They are entertaining and relaxing and full of amazing things to do with the great Swiss Army knife.

[@МихаилПлескач-т4р]

Спасибо! Вы первый человек кто показал в ютубе для чего предназначен этот крюк.

[@van4seven]

I was always wondering what to do with this hook - great video!

[@CaptainRon76]

I could listen to this guy all day

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot!

[@stuartmccloud307]

Nice tips! I use the hook for pulling fishing knots tight when the fishhook is small and might slip in your finger

[@FelixImmler]

Super idea! Thank you...

[@brettsteele6551]

Is Herr Immler the most entertaining guy on KZbin or what? Einfach spitze!

[@FelixImmler]

1000 Dank!! Thanks a lot!

[@brettsteele6551]

@@FelixImmler Est ist mein Vergnuegen. And for the record, I have friends say within five minutes of watching your videos that they have to go out and buy a Victorinox pocket knife. So, I now have another excellent example of marketing by the indirect approach to use in my strategy class.

[@wilsoncalhoun]

Far as I'm concerned, that trick with the frayed shoelace is worth the price of admission all by itself.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot Joshua 😂

[@wdtaut5650]

The wire twist and screw hook tricks are worth the whole video!

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for this wonderful feedback!

[@sinkandrelax]

I knew a few of these but you’ve really amazed me with some great extra tips. Well done. I love your practical examples and clear explanations. I’ve subscribed. You have me hooked!

[@FotografieFlorianKrammel]

Ja Kruzifix...wenn Du nicht cool bist dann weiß ich nimmer! Super geiler Kanal, hab Dich noch nie gesehen,. leider! Vielen lieben Dank für diese nette Aufmachung und die tollen Infos zum wahrscheinlich besten Werkzeug von Victorinox. Mein Mountaineer ist schon so ausgeleiert am Haken, dass es wieder einen Service braucht. Beste Grüße

[@FelixImmler]

Ja Kruzifix...1000 Dank für das wunderschöne Feedback! 😂

[@Braun30]

I remember being told it was used by postmen to carry heavy boxes at the time here in Switzerland all boxes needed to be tied also with a string. A heavy box could really cut in your skin and that's when Victorinox came up with this hook to transform the knife in a carrying handle. Now we don't tie our boxes up with string and this use has been forgotten.

[@grizzlycountry1030]

Newspapers also used to be bundled with string and this made it easy to carry instead of having thin strings cutting into fingers.

[@OutsideTheTargetDemographic]

I use my SAK hook to pull the cotter pin out of my truck trailer hitch. Gives you leverage and reach, and protects your hand.

[@ИгорьАндреевич-у2и]

Скажу так: дай Бог тебе здоровья, добрый человек! Желаю от всей души.

[@FelixImmler]

Good luck!

[@ucitymetalhead]

I found a weird use for it at work. It hooks perfectly in the floor grates that I have to lift up and clean.

[@FelixImmler]

Super trick...thanks a lot!

[@Cletus_the_Elder]

Fantastic! You made the least used, most head-scratching item of the Victorinox knives into one that has real practicality.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for this wonderful feedback!

[@BeercanBushcraft]

Felix, I never thought that I'd say this, but, "you missed a trick!" Funny thing is, you called it a 'parcel hook', I've always called it a button hook. It's great for doing up those fiddly little and tight cuff buttons. Love your tips and tricks videos and look forward to them each week. Cheers and all the very best to you 👍

[@FelixImmler]

Hello Ian. Thanks a lot for this valuable inspiration!

[@thommo6331]

Yes originally called button hook back in the late 1800’s

[@theplayer2286]

Yes, also good for pulling through reluctant cuff links. And aren't they always resistant?

[@SteveAubrey1762]

I have been a SAK fan since the 1980s. I love this channel!

[@FelixImmler]

hello jack. Thank you so much for your positive feedback!

[@daveevans2261]

Great video Felix thanks for showing us. You are brilliant with that knife. 👍🇬🇧

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot Dave!

[@chrisbyars4422]

Ich habe soeben abonniert. Was Sie mit dem Schweizerarmeemesser machen können ist unglaublich! Ich habe so viel gelernt einfach vom Zuschauen! Ihre Videos sind klasse! Sie sind ehrlich gut! Danke!

[@FelixImmler]

Vielen Dank für diesen tollen Kommentar! LG Felix

[@MRaosari]

Los mejores usos que he visto en un video...y realmente útiles, no como otros que he visto.

[@FelixImmler]

Gracias y un saludo

[@daninmi1648]

Never again will I install those hook screws without a Swiss Army knife. Thanks for all the great videos!

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot Dan!

[@zaphod-x]

Wees da whook you can crush your enemies, see dem driven befow you and hear da lamentation of dare weemon. But seriously, this was oddly entertaining. Willl watch more of your videos.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks for visiting my channel!

[@stevenscott2136]

Laughed out loud at that! :)

[@Ivasik999]

Ты молодец, спасибо за видео!

[@roy-batty]

I use it to get the pebbles out of my car tires. Sometimes you can even latch onto smaller ones.

[@FelixImmler]

Super hint. Thanks a lot!

[@martonnagy9576]

Wow! For me this is the most practical tip by far. And I haven't heard that in any "how to use the multiple purpose hook" video, although I have watched several of them.

[@Aco747lyte]

That SAK hook when modified has been wonderfully useful. Thank you so much, Felix Xx

[@FelixImmler]

👍👍

[@dajak11]

Wow Felix, thank you!! I saw uses that made me angry at myself for not using the hook for that purpose. You don't want to know how I struggled with an old trampoline last summer with an Victorinox huntsman in my pocket.

[@FelixImmler]

haaaa ha haaaa, thanks a lot for this funny comment!!

[@brbapappa]

This particular video made me decide to get my first ever Victorinox knife. I'm 47 and decided on the Fieldmaster 🔪

[@Synthgunner]

I find the hook to be one of the most interesting tools on the Swiss Army Knife. As somebody that does a lot of camp cooking they’re great for Bush pot handles when they’re hot, I also like to carry firewood with them. Our use the pen technique quite often on my compact. Going to try the magnet thing I have lots of those tiny magnets.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for your comment my friend!

[@mehardin]

Where do you get the tiny magnets?

[@andicantu6490]

I am researching before buying a SAK. The hook is now a must for the knife I choose.

[@Captain-Electro]

Watching Felix can help your love life... if the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy 😏😎

[@WayPointSurvival]

Yes! Love the Red Green reference!

[@FelixImmler]

I agree 😅😅

[@frithfiver]

Awesome!! There is no way that I would have thought of the phone holder. Genius

[@FelixImmler]

Thank you!

[@MacMikeG]

I'll finally appreciate my hook.

[@briandcruz7185]

So impressed that I added a 3mm carabineri hook to be attached to the corkscrew of my simple Waiter Victorinox as a hook , etc etc

[@richardsolomon8076]

Cool video Felix, I knew most of them but the cell phone holder was new and cool, when you are carrying the wood bundle you can put the hook closer by using a half hitch :-) I'm keen for next one to see what you do with the modified tip.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for your comment Richard!

[@kidbach]

you sir, are the best hook(er) on youtube. another lace trick is, to use the hook to pull your laces tighter on your boots/ski boots. thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for your inspiration!

[@maryfitchett9688]

I know what I want for Christmas now- SAK!

[@FelixImmler]

Never wrong 😊😊

[@puppiesarepower3682]

I feel like I'm watching a late 1960s James Bond training film. You should be hired to play Q. I say that with the upmost respect; you are really a gift to KZbin Felix. ✌️

[@krishoogstraat6866]

Awesome tips as always !!

[@FelixImmler]

Hello Kris. Thanks a lot for your kind comment!

[@StewartBrand85]

Great video thanks. The one about the trampoline springs made me realise it's also good for installing the springs on a Fender guitar!

[@FelixImmler]

Wowww, super cool idea!!

[@mazirabbasi]

But to believe a little hook can have more than 10 odd uses, YOU NEED A LOT OF OPTIMISM.

[@FelixImmler]

Haa ha ha haaa, i have that optimism... :-D

[@mazirabbasi]

@@FelixImmler you surely have that sir.

[@flod.5537]

You got me with the trick for making the eyelet from the wire. Thank you for this method.

[@SK-wg1rc]

Ingenious tricks Felix! Good that my "Swiss Champ" has a hook ... Greetings and a nice weekend! 😘

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot. I wish you also a fantastic weekend!

[@elinoirsmythe224]

These are such good ideas! I'm genuinely impressed.

[@FelixImmler]

Thank you very much!

[@OutsideTheTargetDemographic]

Hey, he knows about the cellphone holder! I open my combo tool and can opener, set the phone in the combo tool's hook, then lower the can opener down until it holds the phone. 👍

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for this inspiration!

[@endutubecensorship]

10 seconds into the video and you know it's going to be a good time!

[@MacGT_theOriginal]

Dein Akzent, göttlich! 😂

[@chiefkirk]

Felix it amazes me how you come up with all those useful things you can do with your knife. Fascinating my friend.

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot my friend!

[@kaizoebara]

This hook is rated for 80kg, I believe. I've used it to carry 10 liter paint buckets and also to pull smaller nails from wooden boards.

[@FelixImmler]

Oh, i am not sure about this 80 Kg.... Thanks for your inspiration!

[@kaizoebara]

@@FelixImmler Read it somewhere... I don't remember, maybe even in one of Victorinox's leaflets?

[@Dragon64646]

I'm not sure about 80 kg. But I saw a video from an Asian man on KZbin. He was carrying himself with the hook attached to a bar.. Well, he was slim and not heavy, but this hook is of good quality.. Still Swiss made.. 🇨🇭

[@megatazuar]

Wow, thanks for the good information, after using it for 30 years now I know what it is for. Greetings from Malaysia.