Swiss Champ Swiss Army Knife, Medium, Multi Tool, 33 Functions, Blade, Scissors, Blue Transparent

The Victorinox Swiss Champ Swiss Army Knife is truly a versatile and reliable tool. With 33 functions packed into a compact design, it’s perfect for those who need a handy multi-tool for everyday tasks or outdoor adventures. The blade is sharp and durable, the scissors work smoothly, and the additional tools like the can opener and screwdriver are useful. It is also not that heavy given how many features it has. While the knife is a bit on the expensive side, the quality and functionality more than justify the price. It’s sturdy, feels premium, and is built to last, making it an excellent investment for anyone in need of a reliable multi-tool. Overall, I’m very satisfied with its performance and highly recommend it.

A well made and handy Victorinox folding knife with 33 usefully attachments .A usefull addition to my collection ..

I bought this Victorinox SwissChamp just over a year ago now. It is absolutely superb. This is my verdict on the tools: 1. Large blade - excellent, razor sharp out of the box, ground on both sides and tapers to a point, secure. Used it for opening packages, cutting bags and string etc. NO LOCK ON ANY BLADES 2. Small blade - small version of large blade and is also excellent. Used it for sharpening a pencil, cuting a slot in a Jelly Belly pot to create a money box etc. 3. Nail file - excellent, files nails brilliantly, also can be used as a metal file. 4. Nail cleaner - good, works like it should; my nails are now cleaner than ever before. 5. Metal saw - haven't used this but is of good, strong, sturdy quality. 6. Wood saw - haven't used it but large teeth close together and have seen someone use it excellently. 7. Fish scaler - looks good 8. Hock disgorger - another tool useful to fishermen 9. Inch ruler / cm rule - good, clear divisions 10. Scissors - leaf spring, open very wide, excellent clean cut, strong, curved end so high quality cut along length of blades, look wonderful, not serrated unlike Wenger's, used to cut thread, paper etc. 11. Pliers - great, thick, strong, leaf spring loaded, large teeth for small bolts, small teeth near end for more delicate work, fixed joint not slip joint unlike Wenger's, used to pull nails out of a shelving unit etc., quite small though... 12. Wire cutter - small, in joint of pliers and pliers must be opened fully before it becomes visible, haven't had cause to use it but should work well. 13. Magnifying glass - great clarity and excellent for looking at items in detail, used for examining things like coins and fossils 14. Phillips screwdriver - Excellent - works perfectly, thick, strong lock, 90 and 180 degrees locking as seen in photo, would recommend this on its own! 15/16. Can opener and small screwdriver - haven't used them but seen them work excellently. Use can opener working away from you. 17/18/19. Bottle opener and wire stripper and large screwdriver. Haven't used wire stripper. Bottle opener works really well, opened a J2o with it. Also good for beer or any capped bottle. Screwdriver excellent and worked really well for me when securing my bed, both locked fully out and at 90 degrees (fully out in photo, phillips screwdriver is out at 90 degrees) 20. keyring - excellent for carrying it on I would think 21,22,23. reamer, sowing eye, punch - haven't used it but should work well 24. 2.5 mil slotted screwdriver - works well, used to undo a cross head screw and undo a binder so far... 25. Wood chisel - can also be used as a paint scraper 26. Multi purpose hook - useful for many things, undoing knots, carrying parcels with string, holding bike chains etc. 27. corkscrew - not used but looks quite small - may split cork, may not, time will tell 28. Mini screwdriver - excellent, used to tighten my glasses screws 29. Tweezers - good quality and used to extract something from my foot 30. Ball point pen - small but mighty and as of yet unused 31. Toothpick - small and plastic, should be useful 32. Straight pin - not a sowing needle, just a straight pin, useful for unblocking stuff (like tap covers or the washers on cars) and is hidden just at the base of the corkscrew in the scale itself 33. wire crimper - in pliers handles and haven't used it yet but good for electricians I should guess, like the wire stripper. Therefore, as you can see, with 33 functions, excellent Victorinox quality and a lifetime warranty, this is in my opinion the bes tool in the world. I would recommend it but would also recommend the belt pouch too as it is quite large and heavy.

When I was young, I can remember all my mates had a Swiss Army Knife . It was just one of those things that was useful for everything you did when camping to mending your bikes and stuff. I’ve carried one around with me ever since I was young and now use it in the trade multiple times a day . This one is the biggest over ever brought so it will be a great addition to the others. The saw never seems to wear out and cuts through wood and branches like there nothing. The knifes are the best and cut better than my wood calving knifes. Extremely sharp and good at keeping the edge. I just love them.

I bought this 9 years ago. It's fully tested now! My wife said "what do you want one of those for!!??". She uses it as much as I do 😂 I've used every tool on my swiss champ and while the pin is a little bent up and the scales could do with replacing so they are tight fitting again it is still absolutely spot on. The blade are razor sharp as are the scissors, chisel and awl. I really can't fault it. It's with me every day and used all the time by my whole family. I highly recommend these tools, and so does my wife!!

I'm 55 and have had swiss armies since I was 8. This one is for the most practical amongst us. It's a serious piece of kit. Bought the leather pouch to go with it.bit tight at first as the knife is a beast. The pliers are solid as is the rest of the knife.A perfect combination of tools for the ageing tinkerer.

I have had and used pocket knives since I was a small boy. To expand on that for those that may be shocked that a small boy was allowed a knife, my father was both a butcher and a Scout leader and believed in the importance of teaching me knife use, responsibility, respect and safety. I had not actually owned a genuine Victorinox pocket knife before I purchased this due to not being able to afford one, I had a copy of one in my fishing box but it was very poor quality and a few of the tools had quickly snapped off. My concern for buying a genuine one was that it wouldn't be much better than this awful copy.......how wrong I was! My favourite pocket knife before this was a Leatherman Micra, which I used pretty much every day. However, I found that I required more tools, so after reading and watching reviews, I decided to bite the bullet and get one of these. It is now my most used pocket knife and I am very glad I purchased it. I got the Victorinox belt case for carrying it when I need to and I barely notice it is there when I do. I haven't used every single tool on it yet but I have used most of them. They all work very well and I am constantly surprised at how strong and well made this knife is. The two knife blades themselves are not the hardest steel in the world, but it is easy to sharpen and holds an edge well. I am converted!

I'm reviewing the Swisschamp I bought on here in 2008. So 16 years later it was a bit gummed up, scratched up, lost a couple of parts, toothpick etc. I saw a video on YouTube saying I could send it to Victorinox for a 'service'. Would cost up to £20. I sent it special delivery to a UK address about a month ago. Just received a DHL package. In the box was my knife. It looks brand new. I couldn't believe it. The knife itself was completely solid mechanically. It just needs a lot of tlc. What a brilliant service and what a brilliant pocket knife. I've used it almost daily for 16 years after all! Btw, the bill for the 'basic service' was £15.60.