Victorinox Cybertool Lite Swiss Army Knife

Description: Manufacturer: Victorinox / Features: Large blade, Small Blade, Corkscrew, Can opener & small screwdriver (3mm) also for ... more

Victorinox Cybertool Lite Swiss Army Knife ... Phillips 2-3, Cap lifter with screwdriver (6mm), wire bender/stripper, Reamer/Punch, Keyring, Tweezers, Nylon Toothpick, Wrench with 5mm female hex drive for D-sub connectors, 4mm female hex drive for the bits, bit pozidrive 0, bit posidrive 1, Sewing eye, Pressurised ballpoint pen (also to set DIP switches), Stainless steel pin, Mini screwdriver (1.5mm), Scissors, Universal Hook, Pliers with wire cutters, wire crimping tool, Magnifying Glass, White LED Light.

Newest Review: ... simple calculation: £44 = 4 X useless multi tools at £10.99 each or £44 = 1 X fantastic Victorinox Swiss Army knife that ... more

... will probably last forever. Well that wasn't too difficult now was it? Now that you have justified the price tag and splashed out on one of these little beauties, you will either be sat there gently caressing it in your palm whilst lightly applying oil to its parts, or working your way through the house dismantling everything in sight and attempting to put it back together again; I am more of a dismantler type of person which can get me into a few tight spots with the old DIY, especially when my wife knowingly says...more

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- {Summary} - A modern interpretaion of the Swiss Army Kni ...

Last Update 25.11.2009 05:47

£ 48.99

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Victorinox Cybertool Lite Swiss Army Knife: Definitely the sharpest tool in the box (948 words)
by - written on 25/09/09 (Very useful, 376 readings)
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Looking back over the years I must have bought quite a few cheap penknives and multi-tools that have ended up in the bin after a short amount of time, I think the last one that I bought was about £10.99 and was made of stainless steel, and although it looked pretty good, it just fell apart when using the pliers. The trouble with these types of gadgets is that you generally get what you pay for which can mean splashing out big bucks for something decent enough that will last. In my eyes this means that you will meet a crossroads leading you to either a 'Leatherman' multi tool or a 'Victorinox' Swiss Army Knife. This is easily solved depending upon your ... Read the complete review

Swiss Perfection (557 words)
by - written on 04/07/09 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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A companion for life indeed! I bought this particular multi tool as I was going camping - being my first time, was scared of being in some woods without A. a light and B. some form of defence/deterrent. When I saw this a few weeks prior to going, I knew it was the one for me. As with all Victorinox products, it is extremely well constructed. It has 19 features which I find to be pretty amazing and very handy - not just to ward off invisible monsters in a forest, but in more practical times - around the home, for example. The lenght of the knife, when closed is 91mm, making it something you can have on you at all times, should a need arise. The features are as ... Read the complete review