Kershaw Shuffle vs Victorinox Swiss Army Knife Swiss Champ

The blade has a rounded indentation for your pointer finger. Since it is a shorter knife, your pinky finger wraps round bottom of handle, but in a comfortable way. The Blade: the blade is short and rounded with a curved indentation at the base that accommodates your pointer finger and becomes part of the handle when open and in use. As with most the knives the blade comes pretty dull, but was easy to sharpen

Victorinox (Swiss Army Knife) Pioneer -will last a lifetime and can be passed down. It’s all metal, very classy. Not American made, Swiss made.

was solid until I got it stuck in something and made the mistake of twisting the blade and it took a chunk out of the blade... pretty good for the $20-30 I paid

I mean come on Victorinox, you make basically everything out of quality constructed stainless steel but go cheap there? I would gladly have paid a little extra to get the magnifying glass holder made of stainless. Oh well, hope I don't break it. And (2:) The Price. I paid at the time about $73 which is a lot but to be honest, even though you get a lot of functions, it seems a bit steep

It was very sharp out of the box and seems to have held it's edge well so far, but the tip was very blunt. I tried to use it to pop the sealed air that came in the Amazon packaging and it required quite a bit of effort-my Spyderco pierced through the same packing like a needle. The build quality is just not up to par with the Cryo. The action isn't very smooth

This leather case has a belt loop, rather than a clip. Before I ordered this pouch, I read a number of the many great reviews on Amazon. One of the reviewers, "Tool Collector," noted that the SwissChamp was a tight fit in this case, and that the case was made of dry stiff leather. "Tool Collector" suggested using Neatsfoot Oil to soften the leather of this case

Just want to say three years into using this as an everyday knife in a first responders pocket and it has stood the test of time. A great start into carrying a small knife with modest steel and good ergonomics. The pros, lightweight, easy to open with a thumb and flick also easy to close one handed. Smooth from the box to three years down the road

As that utters the tool useless if they break. You can work with it, but not long afterwords. My latest is the leatherman wave due to these problems. UPDATE: I dont use this anymore as the scales broke off and the knife bent a little

This little dude is perfect for keeping in your car for that occasional need or keep on a lanyard. It's extremely light but heavy enough that you can tell it is well made and not just cheap plastic. For $20 this was a win win. Although, it's not perfect

but I think the scales are going to be a problem over time no matter how you carry it.