Victorinox Jetsetter Swiss Army Knife TSA-Friendly Multitool Review!

[@pyroflame7]

The only thing that they really missed is the lack of nail file/sd tip. If it only had that as well the Jetsetter would live on my keys.

[@hammurambi]

A Rambler with something else in place of the knife blade would be a cool blade-less model. Hopefully with Victorinox recently saying they’re going to focus on more blade-less tools in the future, we’ll get something like this.

[@unitedstatesirie7431]

The Victorinox JETSETTER and the small Cabela's $6 dollar multi-tool that has pliers are my favorite (EDC) every day carry tools. ✅ Both can function with the Leatherman removable bit-driver. The knife can be easily removed from the Cabela's multi-tool to make it TSA airplane approved! ✈

[@EAGLE.102]

This is perfect for me because my parents don't allow me to have a knife but I found your video as a loop hole

[@HenryKing-hc2ou]

I got one recently because I go back and forth a lot in a country with a total ban on knives, even the smallest SAKs. It's great to have a few tools on hand at all times (I keep it in my fifth pocket), but I'm thinking about getting a Swisscard Nailcare, as it has basically everything on a Jetsetter minus the bottle opener, and a bunch of other things like a nail file, magnifying glass and pen, and is equally travel-safe.

[@pudimdecana51]

The Jetsetter would be much better if it was a bladeless Rambler. Many SAK enthusiasts ask Victorinox for this option, but they seem to never listen. Meanwhile, I carry my Jetsetter as a complimentary EDC to whatever SAK I’m carrying. But for travel I have a Rambler and a Midnite Manager that I just snapped their blades, making them TSA friendly.

[@kathleensmith370]

i finially got one of these

[@UrbanSurvivalist_]

What do you guys think of the Jetsetter?

[@West2WesternGhats]

@@UrbanSurvivalist_ bought one a week back...very compact and useful...

[@NuchieGuccivelli3030]

I wish it had the flathead nail file included. Would have made the utility amazing.

[@petterin1]

I really like this.

[@UrbanSurvivalist_]

Definitely a solid tool for travel!