Victorinox Swiss Army Trekker:Perfect EDC Tool! REVIEW

[@Tranefine]

This is probably the best review of a Victorinox pocketknife here on KZbin!

[@PatrickPray]

This was a great video, very well made, and exactly what I was looking for. Not just a theoretical discussion of what a Swiss army knife can do, but someone actually showing how they use the knife on a daily basis. Thanks!

[@davidcarothers3311]

A pair of leather gloves would be nice. You could use the back of the saw blade held Tightly about mid-way for Good Grip. If the blade closes No Injury...

[@timsummers870]

Indeed a great review. Most others will only open each one of the tools indoors and talk about them but you actually used the tools. Kudos to this guy.

[@JunkyardFox]

+Tim Summers thnak ye very much, im glad ye liked the video. be sure to check out my other content, im sure youll like it.

[@nosreuter]

Finally someone that shows ACTUAL use of the knife they are reviewing. Well done sir!

[@JunkyardFox]

thank you! be sure to check out our knife reviews playlist, we put our blades to serious use!

[@nosreuter]

@@JunkyardFox Good thing that, I sure will check out! Noticed that you have a few Mora on review and since I'm from Sweden 🇸🇪 myself obviously I will have to see what you think about them! I've grown up with Mora knives, everything from being a boy scout to the military service to now having a Mora Bushcraft for around campfires and such. Funny thing how you easily miss what you've got just around the corner cause to me it's always just been a standard knife and the Swedish Fällkniven the stuff of dreams. I've recently started to reevaluate my view of Mora and gained a lot more respect!

[@ilikeknivesandcoffee2934]

This is the first video I've watched from your channel and I have to say you gave really good examples and it was interesting to see you use this in daily life thank you for the video

[@JunkyardFox]

+TheTacticalSpartan im glad ye enjoyed it. i always try to change up my reviews so theyre always unique from one another.

[@theamazingfreak]

Great video.. Down to earth, real life usage, no BS. Thanks.

[@JunkyardFox]

thansk for watching!

[@SteelSolider1]

bs?

[@nation8169]

Robaczysko bullshit

[@tubewatcher3100]

This is the best Swiss Army knife review ever. You actually use the knife instead of just talking about it unlike all the other reviews.

[@shj2000]

Trekker. My favorite folder. Like you, mine goes where ever I go. Very handy tool. Another quality vid. Thanks for posting.

[@JunkyardFox]

ive carried mine everyday going on four years now, great edc knife

[@MichaelSeneschal]

Great job. I searched for 'swiss army knife in action' and found this video. Entertaining to see this tool in so many different scenarios. Was actually fun to watch.

[@JunkyardFox]

+Michael Seneschal thank ye very much, i really enjoy making my knife reviews different from the usual boring stuff here on youtube. ill see what the tools strengths are and make a video on that. thanks for watching.

[@JR-pr1xh]

That was cool to watch. A real life demonstration of what the tool is useful for. This video was well executed. Good job, man.

[@joshteague8904]

This review is very accurate, and has given me a higher appreciation for this knife. Great video man, you nailed it!!!

[@JunkyardFox]

+Josh Teague thank ye very much, i love swiss army knives, i think everyone should have one.

[@jjpki4654]

07:00 It’s cool that you can use the back of the wood saw to scale fish. Normally when outdoors I carry the Swisschamp, which has a dedicated fish scaler. I just haven’t gone fishing since I’ve bought the knife yet 😂

[@FUBAR956]

I use the can opener and bottle opener on my Victorinox Tinker all the time. I love it. I've used the saw on my One handed Trekker to cut through a three inch mesquite branch. It took some work to get through the heart wood but it got the job done.

[@JunkyardFox]

i never leave home without mine, i love it. thanks for watching, glad ye liked it!

[@parkercushingable]

Hey nice fish! This knife looks great to get my dad and me. He's 71 and has used only a SAK while climbing, fishing and backpacking through the Sierra his whole life. The large size may be a nice upgrade from the medium size he usually has.

[@JunkyardFox]

its an excellent blade, thsi knife is currently part of a giveaway, check out that video for your chance to win!

[@grayghost1031]

James, love the mod on the trekker!!! Excellent video my friend. Please keep the videos coming. take care,

[@tsankotsankov760]

Ive had the bigger brother of that knife for ten years now - the workchamp - and even though it is huge, it somehow turned into my edc knife. I find myself using it all the time for various different tasks, at home, in the office or outdoors. Love the blade - haven't sharpened it since I got it and it is still razor sharp. Just swipe it on leather after use and it is fine. Such a great and versatile tool! You have shown that very well in that video!

[@Johann-4354]

I'd love one of these. I own 4 s.a.k.'s already so it would be a bit redundant, to get another, but it would still be fun to use. Another good video. Thanks James.

[@jairuskent439]

Great video. I like how you showed it being used as an EDC tool.

[@JunkyardFox]

+Jairus Kent thanks im glad ye enjoyed it, check out my other reviews, i always approach each one different.

[@jairuskent439]

Junkyard Fox thanks I will

[@What_If_We_Tried]

Excellent real world review of the Victorinox Trekker, which is vying for my attention with the Forester model, and, I plan on buying one of those folders in the coming weeks. However, I will always have a very warm spot in my heart for my well used Camper, and as soon as I make up my mind about the Forester, or Trekker, the Camper will be rotated with an Emerson Horseman for EDC.

[@Wingman115]

I like your take on the subject. Thanks for posting.

[@JunkyardFox]

+Wingman115 i appreciate your support very much, john!

[@scottythew7881]

I have a p38, I actually put a little electrical tape to keep the hook from coming out and stabbing me, Plus it helps to have a little electrical tape with you. like your gear review.

[@JunkyardFox]

+Daniel Thew thank ye very much, thats a good idea!

[@crypto118]

I'm a little late on commenting, but a great review of one of my favorite knives. I have used mine for everything that you showed and it is nice to see a review in which someone actually uses the product beyond their desk or tabletop.

[@johnfuller6338]

Thanks to you I have three victorinox knives, 1 standard, 1 with thumbhole, an 1 military, all great, plus others I have been given or gifted, they'll all get used thru out the year at various times

[@davidbarclay3651]

Nice work James. I have a one handed Trekker but I ground off the serrations because I hated them. I like the idea of grinding the cap lifter. I EDC the Cadet or Farmer for city life. Both are beautiful.

[@VictorC1891]

At 07:24 you said you don't know what steel Victorinox uses, I'm happy to help you with that. Here is the official answer from Robert Elsner himself ! Thank you for your e-mail and participation on Baselworld 2013. I am sorry not to have replied earlier, which I greatly regret. However, I am pleased to answer your question. The Victorinox laboratories incorporate the latest standards of engineering. They guarantee that only steel and plastic, which comply with our rigorous quality standards, are used in the manufacturing of our products. The steel consists of special alloys, which possess those material characteristics that are most important for the respective field of application. We use a stainless steel alloyed with chromium and molybdenum to make blades for pocket tools (SAK, SwissTool etc.) and household knives. Material DIN Used for… 1.4110 x55CrMo14 Blades 1.4031 x39Cr13 parts 1.4021 x20Cr13 springs for other Victorinox knives 1.4034 x46Cr13 blades Material short name C [%] Cr [%] Mo [%] V [%] 1.4110 x55CrMo14 0.48-0.60 13.0-15.0 0.50-0.80 ≤ 0.15 x high-alloyed 55 0.55 % carbon Cr 14 % chromium Mo molybdenum V vanadium Hardening makes knives hard, elastic and provides them with the edge-holding ability. The more carbon the steel contains, the harder and sharper it can be made during the hardening process, but the less resistant it will be to rusting. Conversely less carbon makes the rust resistance better but the edge-holding ability worse. Steel becomes stainless when it is alloyed with at least 12 % chrome, which must be dissolved in the basic matrix. The hardness of the steel is tested using a Rockwell testing device. After hardening and annealing, the blades have a hardness of 56 HRC. In principle, the greater the hardness the better the edge-holding ability of the steel. But this also depends on the particular geometry of the blade. As the Rockwell hardness increases the steel also becomes more brittle and prone to fracturing.

[@broadwayFan28]

Steve Rogers says it's not steel, it's vibranium.

[@VictorC1891]

No bro it's adamantium. ;-)

[@olywansey2842]

A well thought out and informative video. Cheers buddy!

[@JunkyardFox]

+Oly Wansey thank ye very much, glad ye enjoyed it.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

This gives me the idea to just video each time I normally use the SAK, and just compile it into a finished video after a while. Thanks.

[@grzegorznonszalancki7604]

Man.... That was legit ! So fun to watch review ! I am thinking right now if to buy this or the delemont (Wenger) version. Anyways... Very very cool vid ! :)

[@JunkyardFox]

+Grzegorz Nonszalancki thank ye very much, im glad ye enjoyed it. my main blade is the victorinox one handed trekker i showed at the start of the video. just look at the tools and the size, to see whats best for ye to carry everyday.

[@jordansollitto6171]

I think this is the best video you've ever made.

[@JunkyardFox]

definitely one of my personal favorites. but i cant decide which is my best: this video, the mora black knife review or the UTG bag review. thanks for watching.

[@thesmartbudgetchannel2940]

To: James Harris - Thumbs up. Great review on a great knife. Great Modification. I carry the Victorinox Mini Champ in my EDC. I love the tools on Victorinox because they are of great quality. Thanks for putting this review out.

[@JunkyardFox]

+The Smart Budget Channel thansk for watching, glad ye carry aswiss army, theyre so damn handy wherever ye go.

[@thesmartbudgetchannel2940]

Junkyard Fox Yup. I love a few tool options other than just a blade.

[@tobias2358]

The Steel is german 1.4110 Dura with 56 HRC rockwell. Thats used in all stainless Victorinox SAK‘s. Its something between 420 Stainless and 1.4116 which is mainly used for kitchen knives. 16% chromium. Greetings from Germany.

[@BearHartOutdoorsChannel]

Excellent video! You showed it's capabilities very well! All different facets!

[@JunkyardFox]

+BearHart Outdoors thank ye very much micah!

[@francobuzzetti9424]

didn't know about that trick to remove the unwanted fish parts ! thank for the info!

[@HobieonYouTube]

Great review, one of the best I've seen! So much better than a table top review where someone just imagines everything works well. I have the Soldier but am considering the "two hand" Trekker because I think it will be more comfortable in the hand when using the other tools. Also you seem skilled and comfortable in the outdoors for someone who lives in the city! Tip: next time you find yourself with out a spoon or fork, cut some chopsticks with that awesome knife! Thanks for sharing.

[@JunkyardFox]

both trekker models are outstanding gear, youre gonna love it. thanks, i spend at least 3 days a week outdoors. i gotta try some new chopsticks or some tongs out of wood. thanks for watching!

[@HobieonYouTube]

Hey, while you're there-with your experience with the Trekker, which do you like better the one hand or regular blade? Thanks!

[@JunkyardFox]

im gonna have to go with the one handed version for carrying everyday, from opening mail and packages, to using at work, the one handed mechanism is faster, more convenient. however, if youre gonna spend a lot of time outdoors, the classic trekker is better designed for carving and game processing. all the other tools are the same so that makes no difference.

[@HobieonYouTube]

Thanks man- I'll go with the OH and try to get the non-serrated version. I hope it doesn't have a chisel grind.

[@alexmalloy3273]

Man you are need more subs. You give such quality reviews sir.

[@JunkyardFox]

+Alex Malloy thank ye very much for the kind words. gives me much encouragement to keep getting better and more entertaining.

[@allenwaters96]

I am a professional Smurf herder and think that this knife would be beneficial. Love the video.

[@phillipdavis5241]

Good review! Yea, i got one of those assed- backwards can openers too. You opened you beans a lot faster than i could.

[@MotorcyclePrepper]

Great video James! Can't wait to test it out.

[@JunkyardFox]

+Motorcycle Prepper thanks ben! cant wait to see this knife travel through all of us and check out the videos.

[@IrishZombieNation]

Absolutely top notch video James! Running it through your day and showing it's many uses was great. Extremely informative. I look forward to your next video!

[@JunkyardFox]

+Irish Zombie Nation thank ye very much leo! im really excited for the next review, wanna do something different than what ive done before.

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

I ordered 2 one with wood handles and one that you have in your hands James I have 2 sheaths that will go perfect with them

[@paulie4x1]

Say Heah, I went with the slightly larger Delemont Collection Rangergrip. What's neat is the logo is a push botton to close the knife. It's a liner lock so the ogo botton pushrs the limer lock. Actually the blade is around 4" plus the same with the saw. So yeah, besides using the awl alot, I ise my Rangergrip as a back-up knife, I got the 78 with the Phillips, But the Corkscrew can untangle knots.,,..,,.

[@JunkyardFox]

i used to have the wenger rangerwood 55, with the wooden scales, beautiful knif,e i regret hat i sold it.

[@redactedcanceledcensored6890]

The steel alloy Victorinox uses for the blades is x55crmo14.

[@matthewjeffres1289]

Great review! I guess I am one of those old timers, because my SAK Tinker has done a bit of everything and done it well. I am in the market for a slightly larger SAK and I think the Trekker, with the classic spear point will fit that bill. Thanks again for sharing!

[@JunkyardFox]

saks are excellent! this knife is perfect but if you want something easier to deploy, theres a one handed opening version that comes either serrated or non serrated.

[@matthewjeffres1289]

Good point. Yet I like the traditional spear point and the fact that it slows me down. Thanks! Great channel!

[@garland978]

Great review, that model is almost the same as the Rucksack with 3 differences. A different locking mechanism, philips screwdriver instead of a corkscrew and a locking bottle opener. I love my Rucksack and it is my EDC knife. The Trekker would be just as handy.

[@JunkyardFox]

+Garland N ive never heard of the victorinox rucksack. ill look into that model, i give swiss army knives as gifts all the time.

[@silvanigra]

Once you get the hang of it, the can opener on the Vic is the best. The fastest to open a can and leaves no sharp edges. I use it all the time, even at home I prefer it over larger 'dedicated' tools.

[@Woodswalker1965]

Hey buddy I enjoyed that take on the knife. Nice to see it being used for real life tasks. Ive had a SAK Camper as my edc for some time now and find it pretty useful. Im a sub so Im along for the ride thanks👍

[@MrWmburr7]

One very minor correction . . . that "P-38" on your key-chain looked more like a P-51. I used a P-38 in Vietnam, and that thing on your key-chain looked a lot bigger.. I'm continually amazed by your enthusiasm combined with a very well rounded knowledge base. You make great videos. I'm subscribing!

[@PaintedSkyDweller]

Informative video! You can skip scaling the trout and cook it over coals till blackened and it will be tasty!

[@CheezeheadChris]

Great job on the video James. Very well done and informative. I carry the Outrider, which is very similar to the Trekker, but has been retired. I also carry the Huntsman and the Climber. Vic SAK's are my EDC. When in the woods I add my LM Wave. That's all I need. That trout made me hungry. Nothing better than fresh trout over a fire. Next time, try a can of whole potatoes. That's what my grampa have with his trout, GOOD EATS!

[@JunkyardFox]

+C.C. Romnes thanks for watching! yes, i think everyone should own a swiss army knife, theyre just so useful, theres a model out there for everyone, regardless of age, occupation or gender. thanks ill try the potatoes next time.

[@jonser20cent68]

Great video. I think that they should have a lock on the saw. I have a Hercules model SAK and I use it all the time. Their belt hanger with chain is great too.

[@ROE1300]

Good simple EDC review of a good knife. Thank you.

[@titanpower4284]

Awesome review.Keep up the good work!

[@JunkyardFox]

+Titanpower thank ye very much, im glad ye enjoyed the video.

[@titanpower4284]

+Junkyard Fox Yes I really enjoyed this video and the mora buschraft black video. Please make more videos!

[@Halavere_Blackraven]

That's a classy little multitool, I like these victorinox a far bit better than leathermans and the like, just something more rustic about them. Thanks for the review James!

[@JunkyardFox]

+Kyle Bates i love leathermans as well, but ive come to realize i dont use them nearly is often as a swiss army knife. my swiss army is at my side 24/7.

[@Halavere_Blackraven]

absolutely. Leatherman makes a great product. Hell, I still have the one my dad got when he became a paramedic close to 20 years ago, and it still works well, a little misuse cosmetic damage. I just think the SaK are a little bit more my style.

[@paulie4x1]

Say Heah, Job well done. I have a very similar Victorinox, Mine is the Delemont Collection Ranger 58, the 59 is the same except instead of the Philips, it has a Corkscrew which you can use to untangle paranoid. I got the Phillips. But the lock is a push button on the handle, the Cross Logo is the pushbutton and the screwdriver locks when you depress it when you screwdrive a screw. Very similar though, I have it in a pouch and I always use it as a back-up when I use my Lite Trio for my Afternoon Delight a hot cup of coffee on the open fire and a baked potato or other eats, My Trio consists of my Mora 2000, my Mora Hatchet and a Baccho Laplander all match in color even the pouch which I carry all, and plus the other C's in a makeshift haversak I made from a flap over Five North camo purse which looks masculine and heah, it works, The knife I carry on person, and besides it's better than going to Micky Dee's for coffee and fries.

[@JunkyardFox]

ye got a great setup, i have the mora hatchet and laplander as well. my backup boot knife is a mora too.

[@paulie4x1]

Kewl Beanz, Once I found out that Mira uses the 12Cr27 Sandvik Stainless and that my C. C. M. Hockey Skates made the blades from that and Heaven Knows how much punishment they took, I really like my Mora 2000, but I also like to wear my Mora 510 even in the kitchen and around the house, I wear it around my neck and I don't even know it's there, But because it's thinner than the old Mora 510, I like it even better, a real good slicer.

[@nicholasramsey1988]

I’ve been close to buying this knife a couple of times now, I really like that it doesn’t have the wine corkscrew. I think those are completely useless items to carry. The things that have stopped me from purchasing it is I like the easy open blade like your original, but I hate the serrations and secondly they do not offer any kind of pocket clip. I have a bad habit of losing anything without one and have just become used to them on any kind of folding multitool. Maybe one day they will offer a variation with those changes. Other than those two items and I would happily carry one. For now it’s a Leatherman for my edc. Great vid and I like the idea for the review ring.

[@JunkyardFox]

keep in mind that they sell a one hand opening, non serrated version too. as for the pocket clip, im more of a pouch guy. you can get a magazine pouch at any army surplus store, fits there really good. www.amazon.com/dp/B001DZT0M0/?tag=aiponsite-20&linkCode=ic5&ascsubtag=amzn1.idea.22GDEO1GLL9AJ&creativeASIN=B001DZT0M0&ref=exp_junkyardfox_lv_dp_vv_d

[@nicholasramsey1988]

Junkyard Fox I think I will give it a try so many places it would come in handy. Since I’ve been so close to buying it I must try it out finally. Thanks

[@AaronIsaak47]

Thanks for the video, Its nice to see someone actually putting the Victorinox through its paces, good job. I think I prefer the Trekker you featured over the OHO version. I like the blade and profile more and I hate serrations. I usually carry the 91mm Ranger It has all the tools of the trekker plus a couple more and pocket friendly, although the blade is a little smaller than on the Trekker but hey theres always a tradeoff. Victorinox steel may be soft but its tough and folds rather than breaks and is very corrosion resisitant. Especially around salt water, dont take a leatherman down to the beach my Rebar rusted like crazy. Anyway thanks I subbed from Australia.

[@JunkyardFox]

this is my favorite knife hands down, so light and versatile. victorinox are greeat, i alwasy give them as gifts.

[@caseysimpson1806]

Great reviews and videos-as always. From Arizona. I like and use my SAK's. Always looking for a good pouch for the 111mm series.

[@happycamper9300]

I have 40 + folding knives and about 12 are Victorinox. I have one in every car keychain, so that way I have one with me all the time. Plus have others around. That can opener is the best

[@buckarue100]

Check out the Victorinox Spirit Multi Tool. It is the absolute best Multi Tool out there and besides that it has a great pair of pliers plus a chisel that is perfert for a ferro rod striker. I have two Trekkers but no longer carry one after discovering their Multi Tool. I wish you lived closer, I have a very special EDC knife, a Cold Steel Holdout 1, that I modified to open as you pull it from your pocket. The blade is about 6 inches and yet it looks like any other knife that you see many people carrying clipped in their front pocket. The locking system on this knife was tested by Cold Steel and held a 325 lb. weight. I bought both of these products off of E-Bay.

[@JunkyardFox]

ive seen the spirit multi tool but its so dang expensive. id really like to get one but ill wait til i find a good deal, maybe a used one. thanks for watching, glad ye liked it!

[@islanddog211]

James,great video...I like the Trekker but,have you looked into Ruike knives??I bought the ld31 large and it has the same implements as the trekker (minus the liner lock). I'm impressed.

[@JH_1095]

Great video... Nice to see the knife in use.

[@solomonkane408]

Sold . I carry the huntsman but I feel that it's a little big this seems more streamlined I will be picking this up .

[@tleek]

I really like the looks of the trekker and one hand trekker, but if I’m gonna carry a multitool I really want pliers so I’ve preferred to carry a leatherman. Thanks for the video!

[@steveharaldson7518]

Leatherman seems to be made of better quality s.s. plus the pliers are great. Which is not to say a dont have a Victorinox . Have/had multitudes os both companies tools. Have to say this guy makes great sense and videos

[@tleek]

@@steveharaldson7518 So I actually picked up a One hand Trekker and its a totally different beast. I personally like the s.s. they use on SAKs because it is super corrosion resistant. I used one throughout a ceramics class for cutting and shaping wet clay. It never developed a spot of rust. Leatherman uses 420 I think which works well for what it is. The one hand trekker is a whole lot lighter and I've enjoyed it. It won't replace a leatherman but its a good option when you don't need pliers.

[@-Sun1111-]

This video was very well made. Good job! (:

[@JunkyardFox]

i, glad you liked it, its my personal favorite

[@wilsonline90]

Nice review. I'm looking for a SAK for camping, I'm in between Trekker and hercules... I read somewhere about the steel, and it's X50CrMO14 aka 1.4110 stainless at 56 rc.

[@JunkyardFox]

all SAKs are great, jsut depends on the wieght ye wanna carry and the specific tool loadout. ah okay, never knew the steel type.

[@pencintakopisachet6306]

I still kept the similar ones since 30th year ago...there some different type, mine has lock system and the deer head picture...nice knife...

[@tleek]

Just bought a one hand trekker based partially on how much you recommend that thing. Im mostly a Leatherman wave guy in terms of multitool a, but thinking this will fill a nice role. Also, it was only $35 sold and shipped by amazon for about a day.

[@TheresaRobertsonLROL]

Excellent video. Very thoughtful. You seem like a great guy.

[@jesussolorio1041]

Man that drive to your handy man job and that drive to new mexico makes me miss home. Born and raised in El Paso, TX. Really enjoy vids keep on doing you bro. I dont know if you have done a review on your Lt Wright GNS have been looking on purchasing one.

[@danielbrenton7365]

I carry a one handed trekker desert grip its a perfect edc knife especially for hiking and camping in the desert

[@BrokenCurtain]

I've had that knife for over ten years, but I found out early on that it's a bit too large and heavy for me to carry it around as an EDC knife. It's also a bit intimidating if you pull that thing out in an urban setting to peel an apple or something like that. So I got a Victorinox Cadet, which I always carry in a pocket in my pants. It's very unobtrusive and the smaller size is perfect for smaller tasks. I still have the Trekker, but it sits in my backpack most of the time. I'm still glad to have it, though, because those two knives complement each other nicely, TBH.

[@robgarner6244]

Just a tip to get quicker results with the can opener. peirce the can so the blade portion is half way into the lid and then, without a sawing motion, rotate and push the blade potion around the lid. No need to saw up and down! Trust me you'll love it and probably forget the p38 once you get the technique down

[@robgarner6244]

Also out of interest do you have any medium Saks or do you only have the large trekker? In the UK I can only carry a large locking blade at work and then I carry a Spartan in public. Damn knife laws

[@Kyle-bb9zp]

Last week i bought a 08 solider Swiss knife love it Swiss army knifes are the best

[@kokopera7231]

Hi, to scratch the ferrocerium to make fire, the saw's edge is more effective and comfortable. Very good video, Greetings.

[@JunkyardFox]

i personally dont like that as the saw has closed on my hand before

[@omnitv8187]

Awesome review, you convinced me to buy this.

[@JunkyardFox]

you will not regret it, its an excellent tool, ye might wanna wait though, this knife ia about to be part of a givewaya coming up in my next video, stay tuned.

[@omnitv8187]

+Junkyard Fox held off the purchase, hopefully I win.

[@Godspeed_Survival]

Great video! I may put this in my SAR bag.

[@JunkyardFox]

thanks! i never leave home without mine.

[@whiskeytangosierra6]

Oooh! What a great idea for the bottle opener, making a striker surface. Where did I misplace my metal file? IMHO the Vic can opener is the best on the market, and I have used a lot of different designs. A bit of practice and the only opener that will be faster is one that is powered.

[@JunkyardFox]

i love the trekker, it has never left my side in 6 years. a superb tool

[@whiskeytangosierra6]

@@JunkyardFox This week I received my RangerGrip with straight blade and corkscrew. Added a eyeglass screwdriver because I carry one of those in every corkscrew equipped SAK I own. Absolutely LOVE this knife. Grip, feel, control, size fits my hand and that added length on the saw makes it SO much more useful than the traditional saw. In a cloth sheath and on my belt daily. Your Trekker review got me really interested in the 111 size knives, the only one I owned was a specialized Helmsman that I only carried when sailing. Who needs a marlinspike when not on a sailboat?

[@SteveB357]

There is a specific way, involving the main blade and the wire stripper being used together to use the wire stripper. Can you or someone on your group research that and show people how to use that thing properly?

[@ERIC-lu4tp]

i use the hiker model and i fish w my dad all the time the hiker had all the same attachments(plus one more) but in a smaller package it also costs way less

[@poolaboola]

I like your videos for an odd reason keep it up

[@JunkyardFox]

thanks for watching, be sure to check out our other awesome vids!

[@FLWONG-i1u]

Thanks for the video. Do you prefer the serrated edge knife blade on the Terreker or the plain edge knife blade? Thanks.

[@MrReardan]

Great video! I lost my Centurion while surf fishing and might have to replace it with this one. This knife looks a little thicker though, any comment on how it compares in thickness to the Centurion and how it feels in the hand?

[@JunkyardFox]

it apprears to be the same knife except thsi one contains a folding saw as well. thanks for watching, be sure to check out our other awesome vids!

[@grizzlycountry1030]

I like this blade better than the one hand opening version with the big hole. Bought 2 when I seen them available.

[@billyprendergast6631]

WHAT about cleaning the knife after using it for cleaning fish and rabbits and maybe a small deer,how easy it to clean the gunk out of the knife.

[@danofiremano]

Going to have to check out the other reviewers in the OA. Thanks!

[@jaxinhole]

This is an excellent video. Thanks man!

[@JunkyardFox]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@blewers]

Seriously great review. Thank you.

[@maddogtroy28]

Awesome video we don't get to see the tools in use often so it was great to see. I'm opting for the one handed trekker thanks for helping me know it's a good choice. I subbed and shared your video was also cool to see some of new Mexico I've never been down south besides Florida.

[@JunkyardFox]

i love the trekkers. both the one handed and classic are unbeatable. i use the serrated one handed version for edc stuff like cutting boxes and plastic etc. then classic one while out in the wild, but i never leave home wthout one on my belt.

[@ryanlavallee6342]

Since you edc the one hand trekker, how does that cut through fish with the serrations vs the one you used in the video. Thanks

[@czechmate9591]

Great Review Mate, Looks like a great knife

[@JunkyardFox]

+SOUTHERN CROSS SURVIVAL i appreciate the support, means a lot to me.

[@shawnr771]

Nice knife. I am thinking of buying the Victorinox Soldier. Although I am not knife poor.

[@zr1daddy14]

Great vid man!

[@JunkyardFox]

+Felix Elizondo thank ye very much! i appreciate your support! be sure to check out my other videos, i think youll really enjoy the mora bushcraft black review.

[@RajaWaqasKiani]

Beautiful knife great video. Best review!

[@biglou4452]

Awesome video..I'm getting that knife.:')thanks for the demo

[@JunkyardFox]

+Luis Lopez great! i hope ye do, everyone should own a swiss army knife, theyre so handy and useful.

[@Iamthedudeman00]

Nice demo, a good come back to people who ask: what do you carry a knife for?

[@JunkyardFox]

i am asked that question every single day lol

[@daleglassenbury1585]

great video! i have a super tinker. and i love it subbed

[@JunkyardFox]

+Dale Glassenbury thanks! glad ye liked it, i think everyone should own a swiss army knife.

[@daleglassenbury1585]

oh heck yeah great multi tool!

[@michalurbanful]

Really nice review, I like the way you did it! :-) I had a Forester some time ago which I traded away ( great knife, I prefer the corkscrew, but it lacked one hand opening and the one hand version was serrated IIRC, another thing I dislike) but thanks to your review I found out about the new (for me, at least) Forester M. Thanks! :-)

[@donaldstotmeister3838]

I have this knife, its my edc. going to do the upgrade on it . great idea, thank you.

[@jriendeau3931]

3:55 cat in the backround

[@JunkyardFox]

+J Riendeau thats my cat andrew jackson, hes a damned fool that one.

[@FelixImmler]

This knife is a good idea...i love it!! :-D

[@JunkyardFox]

i never leave home without mine. even at night when im in my pjs, i still have it on my pocket lol

[@nudelsuppe6009]

@@JunkyardFox you don't know who Felix immler is....