Victorinox Camper Red 91mm: Review video.
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- Medium Pocket Knife with 13 Functions
When you hear the words Swiss Army Knife, chances are you think of the legendary Officer's knife. And that legend continues with the Camper pocket knife. Along with the tent, the sleeping bag and the portable camping stove, the Camper has achieved essential status for anyone looking to spend some quality time in the great outdoors.
Key features
The essential tool to saw wood or cut tent ropes on your camping trips
Swiss made pocket knife with 13 functions
Includes a wood saw and can opener with small screwdriver
Blade, large / Blade, small / Corkscrew / Can opener | Screwdriver 3 mm / Bottle opener | Screwdriver 6 mm | Wire stripper / Reamer, punch and sewing awl / Wood saw / Key ring / Tweezers / Toothpick / Can opener / Screwdriver 3 mm / Bottle opener / Screwdriver 6 mm / Wire stripper
DIMENSIONS
Height: 18 mm
Length: 91 mm
Width: 26 mm
Weight: 74 g
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In one of the factory videos explaining the Soldier'08 vs the older model 1961 along Soldier, they said they added the serrations to the tip of the knife as that was the section of blade most sharpened by the soldiers. They would prepare their food in their army aluminium or stainless bowls using only the knife and the belly to tip of the blade would go blunt first. Adding serrations meant that only the tips of the serrations came into contact with their food bowls and the serrated curve stayed sharper for longer.
Thank you for the information, Ashley, and have a wonderful weekend
The Camper is one of the greats, IMO. I carry mine alot👍Have a great weekend, buddy!
Thank you, David. I love it
I also have a classic sd on my key chain and I actually have a 91mm Victorinox in my pocket with n little Paracord that has a carbiner on to clip to pants
They are indispensable in my daily life. Thank you for watching and have a great week
I have never used the screwdriver on the can opener as a Philips. I'm not sure I've ever heard that idea before. I'll have to give it a shot.
I can see that the Climber is much better for outdoors, where you're less likely to need a screwdriver in general. And there are times even just in my own yard that a small saw blade would come in handy.
I've seen it mentioned in dozens of SAK reviews, and have done it myself too very successfully, on PH2 and PH1 screws. It is a small flathead but works in those 2 sizes Phillips screws, not as good as a dedicated PH driver or bit, but probably better than those overpriced soft Leatherman half bits.
No, the wire stripper is used without a blade. You bend the wire >90⁰ around the opening and tear off the wire sheath.
That could be tricky? But I guess you could. Using the blade only works on a 3 layer SAK max anyway, no chance on the Swisschamp as the opener and blade are miles away. But in fairness I think Victorinox just call that tool a wire bender, not a wire stripper.
agreed
Thank you John
Have you had a look at the compact. It’s a two layer 91mm with the same combo tool as the bantam a large blade and the scissors.
I saw that. I will definitely be getting one in the near future. Thank you for watching
Interesant. Nie geweet jy kan draad so strip nie. Ek hou van hulle maar hulle maak net te stadig oop vir my.
Dis n cool extra mes