VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY KNIFE RANGER RED

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[@blizzbee]

If you open more than one tool at one time, some opposite tools can be much much stiffer to get out due to inside mechanic that push against each other. One tool at a time is a breeze.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Makes perfect sense now that ya mention it hahah

[@sg3071]

@@TerriblyTactical basically, you may even damage a spring if you open both tools of the same layer at the same time. To say the least, it is not recommended

[@felinebline7154]

The Ranger is incredible.

[@TerriblyTactical]

I definitely dig it!

[@freman007]

Across the back is the Awl, the Parcel Hook, the Chisel, the Mini Screwdriver, and the Corkscrew. The Ranger is the smallest Victorinox that includes all the back tools that Victorinox make for their 91mm knives. The only tool I'd want for this is the Philips instead of the Corkscrew. That was on the Master Craftsman, but that has been discontinued. The Corkscrew appears to be favored over the Philips, even though most people will never use it to open a bottle. Probably because of the utility winding things into the Corkscrew provides.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Good info man thanks

[@milosmilojevic7721]

Perfect combination! G-Shock and Victorinox!

[@TerriblyTactical]

Indubitably!

[@charlesmckinney]

My Ranger is supposed to be delivered Saturday. I already have eight SAK's. Ive got a fieldmaster in my pocket right now.

[@TerriblyTactical]

They're awesome!

[@pmantos1]

I love the Fieldmaster, good on you mate!

[@bumstudios8817]

Who else fell in love with them after watching macgyver?

[@TerriblyTactical]

Everyone duhhhhh lol

[@davidsiegel9847]

Don't know what a macgyver is. Keep hearing that word. But sounds like a programme on the television?

[@Gadgetdad007]

David Siegel yes look up the name on Netflix or Prime Video. 😉

[@maitredogims]

Who didn't ? :D

[@6900pilot]

Yes absolutely 💯 loved that show I still watch the reruns and I've collected most of the knives in the series, obviously some knives are retired but I guess you could say I'm a fan alright 😉

[@gambet0007]

I've cut 1cm thick metal link using that saw, its damn useful, even though its meant to be used on wood, it did work on soft metal and it was fine even after that. There are only two tools I've never used on Swiss, and those are can-opener and parcel hook.

[@TerriblyTactical]

They're the most iconic and most useful pocket tool that's ever been invented! Thanks for watching!

[@kylec166]

That is a metal saw on the bottom. Works very well cut through 3/8 rod just the other day at work.

[@curbArlecchino]

Good review. I hate red scales so I bought green "plus" scales so I also have the Vic pen. I also put the Vic micro driver in the corkscrew and a suspension pocket clip on the split ring. I carry it every day with a 4" Vise Grip for more utility at a reasonable weight than any "toolbox" multi tool like the Leatherman Rebar.

[@TerriblyTactical]

That's awesome! Love a good classic with modern day utility!

[@jjpki4654]

3:14 that’s neither a screwdriver nor a prying device. It’s a chisel. Over time you’ll get used to opening and using the tools and will began to find your sak indispensable.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Everyone loves a good sak

[@anthonywarwick6090]

I have carried SAKs since I was a child but cannot typically do so as an adult now. It peeves me that in Australia (the nanny state) we cannot carry these “knives” without a “valid reason”. I have always loved the convenience and functionality of a SAK with a good set of tools to help solve unforeseen problems. Even some mining companies don’t let workers or contractors carry multi tools unless the blade has been removed. I doubt anyone has ever been stabbed with a SAK as there are more deadly easier to access blades for that. Let us have our SAKs and multi tools back for every day use and practicality. If I wanted to hurt or kill so one I’d carry a hunting knife.

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@anthonywarwick6090 free men don't ask permission.

[@anthonywarwick6090]

@@TerriblyTactical you clearly have more freedom in US of A. I work for the Justice Department in my State in a roll approving use of explosives and hazardous chemicals etc and not quite ready for forced retirement if I get a criminal conviction for carry g what someone else has deemed to be a weapon. Sad as we used to be allowed to carry SAKs in the cabin on commercial aircraft until after 911. Thanks for your gr8 review video.

[@davidsiegel9847]

Switzerland is in Western Europe. Almost the archetype Western nation. Victorinox pocket knives not traditionally multitools. Those are pliers-based. But for younger generations perhaps the word multitool is changing. The pocket knife pliers on some models are more super tweezers, or finger tip extensions. They are not meant to be the same as a multitool pliers. Chisel on the back. No prying devices whatsoever on this, or most any Victorinox until you get to their multitools. Vic files are excellent. Can cut most nails and screws. A Ranger and a basic drop-forged slip-joint pliers (a dollar or two used at flea market or house sale) is still lighter than a big multitool. Or a mini Vise-Grip even better. My only complaint is that I cannot get the hook out. But then again, I almost never need to. The awl I learned about as a kid. Open the corkscrew first--might help. But they are a bit easier with useage. And VERY effective. Anyway, this model is the best compromise between too few tools, and the way too bulky Swiss Champ. For a basic tool set, cannot beat the Vic Pioneer in Alox (was issued to Swiss soldiers for about 40 years). Thicker knife, stronger backsprings, and awl comes out the end. Models available with scissors, and with saw. The Ranger is not going to disappoint any serious knife kid, even those past 60. Never even touched a lock blade until after age 60. Weren't any around when I was a kid, or that we ever heard of, aside from illegal Italian knives. Even the Buck was still to come, and far away in America and hard to get in my country then. I cut myself more with lock blades than old fashioned slips joints! All that one-handed opening and closing. Rambling is ok! We want to know both objective facts, and a reviewer's personal take on a knife. Do some long-term reviews, and small project demos on Vic knives. Thanks for the review... thumbs up!

[@TerriblyTactical]

Thanks for the wealth of knowledge!

[@davypeace8127]

I think and feel it's more in central Europe. Best regards from Switzerland, and happy new Year ! ( I use the Victorinox Models Outrider, Ranger and the Swisstool Spirit X)

[@timsummers870]

​@@davypeace8127 Geographically located in central Europe, though politically part of Western Europe.

[@davypeace8127]

@@timsummers870 You're absolutely right. I wish you a nice weekend and robust health. Enjoy the spring !

[@kylec166]

Yep just got my Swiss Champ Swiss army knife. Knife laws are getting so strict theses days in 2021 I am 39 now had Swiss army knife since I was a kid 7 years old.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Yeah which is ridiculous and we need to stand up for them!

[@earldavis694]

I have one that has a fish on it looks like a trout I've had it for 36 years still looks brand new

[@TerriblyTactical]

That's awesome

[@kylec166]

Some people think Swiss army knifes are not hard. But I know they work very well. I only ever bought Victorinox knifes I am not a leather man guy or sog guy or any other multi tools guy. Victorinox are the best quality.

[@TerriblyTactical]

They're not as hard use as some of the Leathermans I'm sure but yeah I've nothing but good experience with my victorinox knives and tools

[@silvanigra]

Beautiful! One can never have too many SAKs :)

[@TerriblyTactical]

You ain't lying!

[@formermpc10]

If you have more than one you're just wasting your money. Victorinox thanks you.

[@charlesmckinney]

You're right. I've only got seven.

[@Zeptofit]

I was have red huntsman. But i was lost. My country have one victorinox store and this is very hard. My mom was go travel to georgia (country) and i said buy new huntsman or climber. She bought red ranger. But this is good too

[@timsummers870]

The Ranger is even better than the Huntsman or the Climber because it has more tools. It's bulkier though.

[@sniperoulis]

​​@@timsummers870but not so much bulkier.

[@Oksimoron-zy9sk]

Have 2 Rangers.. Awesome vic👌

[@TerriblyTactical]

Hellz yeaaaaa!!!!

[@powerplay4real174]

Good EDC brand with many models to choose from. I have the Tinker.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Agreed! Thanks for watching!

[@roballen9547]

If you look in the red scale at the base of the corkscrew there is a tiny hole that a sewing needle fits perfectly in.

[@mikerose2504]

Will a sewing needle work? I was always affraid it would get lost in the scales . It would be way more usefull than a pin. Maybe but a piece of thread in the needle and roll it up in a ball or something? So it stops it and you have thread

[@6900pilot]

I just ordered one that's a beauty right there. It's especially nice to have purchased it in 🇨🇭.. I have collected quite a few of these all different models but all with red scales. I think I have an addiction to SAKs!

[@TerriblyTactical]

Yeah I love em! Thanks for watching!

[@formermpc10]

Victorinox thanks you for buying more than you need.

[@bumstudios8817]

No one says terribly tactical has a small sak!

[@TerriblyTactical]

Hahahhahhhahaahhah

[@LindaEnfield]

Had mine for years though I don’t have the multipurpose hook so I guess it’s pre 1991. Always handy to have at hand - enjoy yours

[@TerriblyTactical]

Exactly! Thanks for watching!

[@grahamekellermeier8280]

Just bought a a red ranger great knife.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Awesome!

[@benlovlov6558]

Just got mine in the mail. Love it.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Awesome!

[@thomaschainey3230]

Great video thanks. SAK are the best love all of mine. The bigger the more fun.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Much appreciated!

[@microwavegommmm916]

Great review mate and shout out to mum as well

[@TerriblyTactical]

Thanks hahah and thanks for watching!

[@dhflyflydh]

It is a Metalsaw

[@TerriblyTactical]

Indeed

[@bigbowlowrong4694]

This was my first ever pocket knife in like 1996👍

[@TerriblyTactical]

Niceeeee

[@felinebline7154]

You can attach a "Mico Clip and that makes a super pocket clip.

[@TerriblyTactical]

That'd be pretty cool!

[@Gadgetdad007]

Everyone should just purchase themselves a Swiss Champ and edc it. All this fuss about this one being the best and that one being pocket friendly is just tit for tat. The Champ may be slightly chunkier than the rest but it’s so satisfying to know you have what you need at all times. 😉

[@knurled1]

Too big and bulky for most people to lug around.

[@gambet0007]

Too big and where I live it costs double of what I have paid for Ranger shown in video.

[@josephmattina18]

Agreed. I love my Champ. It isnt too big or too heavy for me.. cmon. It's 33 funtions in a six and a half ounce 91mm knife! That isnt too heavy at all for all it's worth

[@formermpc10]

Yep. If you have more than one then you've fallen for Victorinox marketing scheme.

[@ThePreparedNorseman]

Pretty neat set of tools, and the victorinox saw is great! Would prefer a the phillips screwdriver from the tinker over the corkscrew. My current edc is the standard size tinker, does most things i need it to do, and in combination with that i bring some small tongue and groove pliers as i find the Leatherman (wave in my case) always comes short in gripping what i need it to grip.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Solid input! Thanks for watching

[@mikerose2504]

The prying thing is a chisel, the file is also a small philips screwdriver . The can opener is an amazing philips screwdriver too. This is my favourite sac. I have a charge tti as well i switch between these depending if i have to wear a suit or not. Tbh it is still a bit bulky for a suit but i need my multitool for survival and zombie situations

[@TerriblyTactical]

Definitely needed for zombie situations hands down man...hands down!

[@1stspiderman]

I wish the ranger gave a magnifying glass instead of a metal filing saw. I would find myself using the magnifying glass to start a fire more than cutting and filing metal. *an Explorer model, but with a saw. 🤣

[@TerriblyTactical]

Would be cool!

[@BXCOWBOY718]

My model has the tent on it

[@TerriblyTactical]

What do you mean a tent?

[@BXCOWBOY718]

@TerriblyTactical The overseas Ranger has the tent on the scales

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@BXCOWBOY718 interesting indedd

[@BXCOWBOY718]

Actually it's a Camping logo....Proper terminology

[@pspicer777]

Any chance your mom is adopting? Need an extra brother? Great review. Thanks.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Hahaha I don't think so unfortunately

[@anagha6834]

I'm planning to get this for my man

[@TerriblyTactical]

I'm sure he'll love it!

[@lizardmilk5753]

got this one

[@TerriblyTactical]

How do you like it

[@lizardmilk5753]

@@TerriblyTactical oh i just ordered it today, should arrive in a couple of days

[@ronagoodwell2709]

Try rehearsal before turning on the camera.

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@ronagoodwell2709 make your own channel and show us how it's done dork

[@name5949]

Hello there Pal when you open the hook right back to the very last has it got a little bit of play??? Thanks again for sharing this with us thanks 👍

[@TerriblyTactical]

All the tools have a bit of play but nothing I would say is abnormal

[@name5949]

@@TerriblyTactical okay just the hook has play on mine only when it's open fully right back to the last thanks again pal 👍

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@name5949 no problem

[@charlesmckinney]

Pardon my butting in but that hook is supposed to be that way, at least it's that way on every one I've seen. If you push it back all the way you can set the knife upright and use as a cell phone stand. I've never done but have seen it done in several vids. Joni Fire shows how. Felix Immler, Joni Fire and Niko Doulas are all SAK genius and all on the tube.

[@gfb34]

König der Taschenmesser

[@TerriblyTactical]

?

[@thebeardedalchemist]

Also bei uns muss man jetzt nicht in die Schweiz um sich ein Victorinox zu kaufen.

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@thebeardedalchemist english?

[@grizzlycountry1030]

That's a file for metal.

[@sorinoutdoors5418]

Funny how once in a while you find a Victorinox knife review on YT, and the reviewer doesn't know what some of the tools are, here I am ref'ing to the chisel, other than that, good unboxing rew.

[@TerriblyTactical]

Sorry nobody is perfect

[@formermpc10]

It's so helpful to see how the boxes work!

[@dgunn4408]

The mystery tool on the bottom is a chisel

[@TerriblyTactical]

Interesting

[@marchatesyou1]

best overall survival knife but damn dude if we can hear you swallow you need to move your mic

[@TerriblyTactical]

That was actually your mom

[@kylec166]

It's a chisel

[@TerriblyTactical]

Yeah it is

[@DrNooooooo]

Wonder how long it'll take for them to realize you can't pull out some tools when others are open... Spoiler: he never does

[@TerriblyTactical]

Sometimes ya never know

[@hinata724]

My freind has that his just ten is that aloud 😇

[@TerriblyTactical]

Hahah this is a free country

[@davidmathews2124]

Hmmmm. Yes...metal file. One of the big reasons to choose the Ranger is that it has both the wood saw and metal file. BTW: the small unidentified tool on the back is a chisel...for wood carving, etc. If it was me doing a video on a knife I’d at least go over what the blades are. Kinda basic. How can one review something if they don’t know what the components are?

[@TerriblyTactical]

If you are so perfect and could do it better then I encourage you to start your own channel and wish you all the succes!

[@formermpc10]

It seems so many of these videos are geared towards people who spend money on SAKs but barely need one. If you shop smart, one knife will be plenty. But videos like this just encourage you to buy more - why waste your money?

[@TerriblyTactical]

Lol stop being poor

[@formermpc10]

​@TerriblyTactical if you spend money on SAKs you will end up poor. Making bad financial decisions, like obsessing over items, leads to financial ruin. You're not a knife collector. You're a knife buyer. Victorinox and Amazon thank you.

[@TerriblyTactical]

@@formermpc10 lol ok bud

[@formermpc10]

​@@TerriblyTactical Your reply has an offer to translate to English. Lol

[@AceneDean]

Bro, many of us millenials love this stuff. Lay off the generational hate.

[@TerriblyTactical]

I'm a millennial and also love victorinox...why are you so soft and triggered?

[@AceneDean]

@Terribly Tactical I think you've got it backward if you believe standing up for yourself is soft. Great video, by the way.

[@Lettusfarm]

Quit biting your nails and you can get all the tools out

[@TerriblyTactical]

B l o w me

[@coledunnachie555]

Hey Im first

[@TerriblyTactical]

Niceeee lol

[@coledunnachie555]

I was saying that ironically but... OK YOU ACCTUALLY REPLIED!

[@tcc300892]

Ah, boilerplate millenial bashing. What year were you born, out of interest?

[@TerriblyTactical]

Noneya

[@tcc300892]

@@TerriblyTactical wanker.

[@runthomas]

my 3 year old daughter can open the tools better than this guy....he has zero control of his fingers...very clumbsy......he should not be carrying a knife...he will do himself an injury. where does a guy like this work? you couldnt trust this type of incompetence....anywhere.. maybe security guard..or lollipop man.