Victorinox Climber Silver Tech Swiss Army Knife 1.3703.T7. My First Pocket Knife After 12 Years EDC!
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- Today I have a review of the Victorinox Climber Silver Tech Swiss Army Knife 1.3703.T7. My First Pocket Knife After 12 Years EDC!
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I love a knife with a "history!" You just can't beat an SAK for useful longevity. I have a Victorinox Camper that I purchased in an open-air market in Saudi Arabia in 1962 or 63, for 7 rials - about $1.50. (My dad worked for an oil company. He bought the same knife at the same time, and I still have his as well!) I was about 7 years old, and it was my 2nd pocketknife. It has plenty of scratches and scars but is still in perfect working condition, and I still carry it sometimes. The memories associated with that knife are wonderful! (I also still have my 1st pocketknife, a little 2-bladed jack knife that I bought for maybe a dollar a year earlier from another kid in my Minnestoa neighborhood, but it's not usable anymore.)
Awesome stuff PRH, it's soo cool being able to have a bit of history and a special knife from a family member 🙏🏼🫡
Love that you still have the first knife gifted to you from your dad. And what a great knife to start off with!
I wish the scales were not cracked, but that thing has had a hard life 🫡😂
I went to my sewing kit and snagged one of those needles with ball at end fit perfect ..thanks for sharing man wish i still had my knives from my dad . Wicked.
Fits perfect and so much easier to get out 🫡 thanks Don 🙏🏼
Great to see a well-used, well-loved knife instead of the pristine freshly bought ones. I like the ball-head pin. So much easier to get out.
Very doubtful you'll ever catch Slippy with a pristine condition knife 😂
@@SlipjointSawyer I like that. These are tools to be used. What is a tool if it’s not used?
@@MB_EDC couldn't agree more 🫡 even my high end GEC have loads of use
Hi Mat, love what you doing with the channel and knife community.
Love SAK’s, been carrying one almost daily for 35 years, often with a “main blade” slip joint. Really nice to still have you first knife. I still have one of my first SAK’s. I got a “recruit” & a “huntsman” at the same time (from a local old fashioned hardware shop, sadly now long gone) unfortunately I managed to loose the recruit about 20 years ago but still have the huntsman. All the best Sean
Thank you for the kind words Sean! Happy to have you here 🙏🏼🫡
Thank you for showing your first knife! My first was also a Victorinox, the Swiss Army huntsman. Sadly I lost that knife years ago
You should definitely replace it MrB fantastic Sak 🙏🏼🫡
Awesome that you still have it, I haven't picked up a climber yet but looks like a really solid tool. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching Jake 🫡
Nice great looking knife! Always very handy! Love those covers!!!
Thanks Mike 🫡
That's awesome to still have that blade, and still in great working order!! I have none from my younger years... Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching Jer!
Thanks for the vid
You bet
Nice review and nice to have such a sentimental piece. I've carried SAKs for almost 45 years. They were the original ' multitool'. I prefer the phillip driver over the corkscrew and carried a Super Tinker for years. Now I give SAKs to my grandkids as gifts occasionally in hopes they'll come to appreciate the simplified satisfaction of always having the ability to handle life's little surprises. Great video Slippy 👍
Thanks for the info! 🙏🏼🫡
Nice ! I've carried my 80mm Tinker for sixteen years and it's till going strong. I've got other knives which I carry now and again. But even then I've still got the Tinker in a pocket as well.
Right on! Love a good well carried knife!
Beautiful piece. Thank you sir.
Thanks KJ 🙏🏼
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Still in good condition after 12 years and lot of use. Proofs it's a good choice to have some SAK's. Thanks Matt.
Agreed! Thanks Jeroen
That's got to be a vert sentimental one for you. Nothing quite like a knife from family member to cherish in that way. A very cool SAK for sure. Thanks, Slippy.
It definitely is! It'll always have a special place in the collection 🙏🏼 thanks for watching John 🫡
I love my climber and equipped it with plus scales. Its definitely in my top three edc along with my rambler and compact.
Right on
A tough knife for sure. I carried my camper for about that long, still functions nicely. Great video!
Thanks Randy 🫡
Thanks for sharing about your first SAK, very nice story and lovely gift from father to son. ☺ I agree with you about the scissors, they are the #1 tool that gets used on my Super Tinker, 2nd would be the small blade as a good package opener and general utility blade. It's a shame I didn't know you needed a replacement keyring for it, before I sent my latest stickers over to you; I could've tossed a few in the envelope since I have a bunch laying around. 😐 Anyway, take care my friend and Cheers!
Thanks for watching Dave! AHH no worries, I'm sure I've got one around here somewhere 😂🫡
Slippy you can't go wrong with a sak your dad was wise I owned many models myself I has my granpa 1970s sak it's mire orange colour than red its worn out but can't put value on sentiment he worked in morgue and monument masons always whiped it out for any tasks my model I carry has walnut scales on and exellent saw I use mine fir carving irish shillaglahs fighting sticks and spoon carving you can buy online replacement scales for your knife too as well as replacement tweezers I recommend highly you get the small screwdriver fits in corkscrew its great for tightening glasses screws makes using small blade comfortable too 👍🐾🦊🍻🇮🇹 I believe timpsons key cutting guys will have split rings for your knife for 10 or 20p
Thanks John, I'll check that out! Definitely need a little screwdriver, I don't think I'll change the scales as I'd like it original 🫡🙏🏼
@@SlipjointSawyer you can buy any spare parts springs and pens 👍🐾🦊🍻
Your knife has held up well the scales still look new, I have a silver tech Huntsman new in the box it’s
good to know how durable those scales are. Maybe you should get blue scale tools to match your
pin.
Awesome idea 🙏🏼 I'll have to check that out, I really like the clear blue scales 🫡
The all-purpose hook is great for tying fishing rigs with cold fingers or twisting steel wire for toothy fish
Awesome information brother
I personally love the Climber. It's dang near perfect. It probably would be if the small blade was a nail file instead.
It's definitely a winner for me 🙏🏼
Wondered who else bought the Silvertecs, you don't often hear them mentioned. I bought a Silvertec Spartan a few years ago just because I thought it just looked right. Never used it as I've had a Camper for years and it had the tool set I used at the time. That's my SAK with the history and looks a little battered.
I haven't seen many of them about either 👀 thanks for watching 🙏🏼
The Climber was the first SAK I purchased for myself. Even though I have many in my collection without them, I think a proper SAK should have scissors. They are so useful! So that knife had the pin hole but no pen? EDIT: Funny, in America your father or grandfather gets you your first knife when you're around 10 years old. 😎
I wish I was given my first knife at that age, just a shame the laws here in the UK are so backwards 😂 pens are only on the plus scales I believe 🙏🏼
@@SlipjointSawyer America's got some crazy laws too and they vary from state to state. I asked about the plus scales because I thought the "pin hole" only came with plus scales.
No, the pin hole is also in the regular scales, but there is no pin in them. You have to add it yourself. Plus scales however come with pin and pen.
It’s funny that you call that an older piece. I call it modern and new. Better get a mini screwdriver for the corkscrew.
Got some on the way 🫡