The blue pen is in many countries required for official signatures. The thinking is that black ink signatures could have been printed on a laser printer. So maybe an outdated requirement, but it's still on the books in many places.
I have the SwissCard lite model , I improved it by slipping four neodymium magnets into the empty finger ring of scissor , it can be used to magnetize a pin to make a compass ...
Thanks for all your reviews Ben, they've been very helpful for me lately and haven't cost me a penny. Fond regards from the UK from a guy who should have been born in TX!
Victorinox needs to make all of their “lite” products usb-rechargeable, which would allow them to be regularly topped-off. A light is a safety device, but not if you’re playing Russian roulette with how much juice is left.
@@txtoolcrib yup very very correct. And the best part is that it's a wallet edc, I don't have this but I have a true utility wallet tool. Some other good ones are MRF and Levergear credit card tools.
I have had a couple of people that have been encouraging me to get onto Instagram or Facebook. I might have to really start looking into it pretty soon. I’m sure that would definitely help the channel grow if nothing else.
@@txtoolcrib Yeah that would be awesome, I would follow right away! Your reviews have helped me find the perfect tools and other gear for me. You have probably some of the most detailed and honest multi-tool reviews on TH-cam.
are swisscard scissors (scissors only) conveniant to have a complimentary tool for my ST 300 instead of carrying with a Leatherman Micra? I carry my micra with my rebar as an edc set. But ST300 with that Swisscard scissors are seems like more suitable (like for a bigger MT...) What is your opinion sir?
They are very good. My only problem with them is that because I have large hands, they are somewhat cumbersome to operate. If they could make them a little longer, that would be awesome for me.
The blue pen is in many countries required for official signatures. The thinking is that black ink signatures could have been printed on a laser printer. So maybe an outdated requirement, but it's still on the books in many places.
I have the SwissCard lite model , I improved it by slipping four neodymium magnets into the empty finger ring of scissor , it can be used to magnetize a pin to make a compass ...
This would be perfect for my average daily needs if it had a bottle opener.
Thanks for all your reviews Ben, they've been very helpful for me lately and haven't cost me a penny. Fond regards from the UK from a guy who should have been born in TX!
I had this one, I gave it to a friend who liked it a lot, light compact but very useful when it is with you
Nice.
A cool little backup tool to throw in the bag. Great video 👍
Thanks 👍
A very handy little tool👍 So handy I got one for the missus as well 😁
Victorinox needs to make all of their “lite” products usb-rechargeable, which would allow them to be regularly topped-off. A light is a safety device, but not if you’re playing Russian roulette with how much juice is left.
That might make it pretty bulky.
I was waiting for this. I prefer this over the classic.
Love your videos, Kudos Ben
It’s nice having that backup light and I feel like that combo screwdriver could come in exceptionally handy, not to mention the other features.
@@txtoolcrib yup very very correct. And the best part is that it's a wallet edc, I don't have this but I have a true utility wallet tool. Some other good ones are MRF and Levergear credit card tools.
Nice video, I think the magnifier also work as a firestarter
Oh yeah, I can see that.
Your reviews of SwissCards pushing me closer to buying one lol. I think that it will be this Lite version, because of that screwdriver tool and light.
I can see that little screwdriver coming in very handy.
Super tool. Great review.
Thanks.
For TSA, if i bought the Lite version, is it possible to replace the knife with the nail vile? Without changing the model that is
just got mine last week
How do you like it?
One other feature…that they and you did not pick up one…it has a right angle, on the 4 corners!
Just got mine today, slipped right into my wallet
Hey Ben, I was wondering if you were on social media at all? Your videos are great man!
I appreciate that. I was going to, but I'm not real familiar with the social media platforms. Which do you think would be best?
@@txtoolcrib Thanks for replying! I am most familiar with Instagram, but I believe that Facebook works in a very similar way.
I have had a couple of people that have been encouraging me to get onto Instagram or Facebook. I might have to really start looking into it pretty soon. I’m sure that would definitely help the channel grow if nothing else.
@@txtoolcrib Yeah that would be awesome, I would follow right away!
Your reviews have helped me find the perfect tools and other gear for me. You have probably some of the most detailed and honest multi-tool reviews on TH-cam.
are swisscard scissors (scissors only) conveniant to have a complimentary tool for my ST 300 instead of carrying with a Leatherman Micra? I carry my micra with my rebar as an edc set. But ST300 with that Swisscard scissors are seems like more suitable (like for a bigger MT...) What is your opinion sir?
They are very good. My only problem with them is that because I have large hands, they are somewhat cumbersome to operate. If they could make them a little longer, that would be awesome for me.
Hey Ben, thanks for the review! Im wondering if you would take this version over the classic
Or even a micra for that matter. As a pair of scissors with extra stuff
I think I would, mostly because I like that screwdriver and magnifying glass.
I definitely like the Micra scissors, not because they cut better, but because they are easier to operate than the scissors in the Swiss Cards.
@@txtoolcrib thank you very much!
Do you own Any belt pouches or something of that kind?
I own a variety of pouches.
Shame the ruler hasn't a beveled edge to scrape the ice off my windscreen.
The ruler does have a beveled edge. It doesn't come down to a sharp point, but it may very well work for scraping ice.
Yet another use!