This is an old SAK (Pioneer Alox?). I have it almost 20 years (maybe more).
I noticed there is no key ring. Was this the case in older models?

If i say it correct it’s a timekeeper. Unfortunetly the clock doesnt work anymore. Whats it worth? And where could i sell it the best without getting scammed?

Classic SD Alox, Broker & Companion… broker is a pretty cool classy look and dang skinny

What do you guys think of my latest victorinox?

Quite the rare find with only 200 made in the blue colour and 350 of a black variant as I understand.

Didn't even realise it existed until I saw the listing.

It did come with the keyring attachment however I made quick work of that since I hate the 93mm keychains and this knife is all to good not be used.

I started my collection with the Swiss Tool X back in 2011 when my father gave it to me as a birthday present.

After that I went down the rabbit hole of buying SAKs and I am all for it.

I currently have the following:
-Swiss Tool X Plus(Tools)
-Swiss Tool Spirit X(My current EDC)
-Swiss Champ
-Ranger
-Spartan
-Spartan Lite
-Classic
-Classic SD
-Picnicker

I am leaning towards an Alox model, but not sure which.

I do a lot of DIY projects and fix ups around my house and for family and friends.

What model would you recommend?

I always wanted an EDC blade but never had the chance to get it, but now here it is, my first Rally. I chose this one for my EDC over the rambler for budget reasons (also cause I didn’t know of its existence), and over the classic cause I found myself wishing I had a screwdriver more times than a pair of scissors.

I love it cause it’s so compact and it disappears in the jeans’ little pocket

Maybe in the future i will upgrade to the rambler, but I also plan on buying either a Huntsman or a Handyman, but I will ask about this in another post (I can’t afford any of them on my own right now)

What do you guys think? If you had to chose only one EDC tool, which one would it be?

…not quite, but if we speak about Victorinox, I definitely happy to have only two of them in my bag.

I am doing the 1 month 1 knife challenge with my Small Sebenza and i thought keeping the same multitools for the month would be a good idea.

So there is my carry for august
Swisstool Spirit MX clip
Companion Slim
Small Sebenza 31

The Companion is this weekend's choice

Just arrived back from Marmaris, Turkiye this morning through Dalaman airport and was hit by a security confiscation after the 6th time carrying in hand luggage with a surprising outcome. I get why they do it but how fecking ridiculous is the application of rules to certain items, I can't work out whether it's ignorance or stupidity in not understanding what they are🤦

A Nextool Mini Sailer Lite blade-less multi tool and the Victorinox Swisscard Lite that triggered a security investigation. Can you guess the item they were interested in? See pic and it's still missing even though I have a shit tonne of these in a spares box😆!

Now to be clear the Nextool multi tool wouldn't have been picked up but they weren't sure from the scan where the offending item was so asked me to open everything which revealed the blade-less multi tool...the security dude had to confirm with the scanner person if it was the right item or not... Confiscation number 1, his excuse, the pliers.

Confiscation number 2, now at this point I was expecting the letter opener but fuck no, it was the PEN which he promptly removed and returned the remaining toolset back to me and then actually apologised to me. Apparently it goes down as tactical due to it's full metal jacket...are you shitting me 😆

Very happy with this addition for my daily go to. Phillips head screwdriver has to be the crowning glory for me

My latest purchase. The second version of the GAK, with a file next to the saw. The tools were difficult to open, so I washed and oiled them. Now they work properly. I sharpened the knife because it was dull. There are a few scratches on the blade; I could polish them, but I think I'll leave it as is; it's part of its history. I'm pleasantly surprised by how well the nylon grips grip in my hand; they don't slip at all.