VictorinoxMini Champ Swiss Army Pocket Knife, Small, Multi Tool, 18 Functions, Scissors

This is a very handy combination. It has three tools not found on the larger Victorinox sets: the orange peeler, the odd-looking doodad that is a combination of bottle opener, wire stripper and magnetic Phillips head screwdriver, and a good letter-opener knife. It has several other tools. The orange peeler works really well and has made an orange a nightly habit with me. It is not found on any other Victorinox sets.The price is remarkably low. What's not to like.Victorinox discontinued the "Midnight MiniChamp", which is this plus an LED. They refused to custom-assemble one for me, which they could have done easily. So, I removed the cover and LED assembly from a "Swiss Lite" and added it to this "MiniChamp" set. It fits easily. The non-LED cover from this went onto the "Swiss Lite" set, making it a "Swiss Classic", which can be used on the car keyring. It was all fun.(By the way, Amazon, "functionality" is not a word.)

The Victorinox Mini Champ is a compact powerhouse that punches far above its size. I keep mine attached to my keys, and it’s easily one of the most useful tools I carry daily. Despite its small size, this multi-tool offers an impressive variety of functions, making it a perfect companion for everyday tasks.Whether it’s opening a package, tightening a loose screw, or even quickly filing a nail, this little tool has saved me more times than I can count. I’ve lost track of how often it’s come in handy during my daily routine. From the bottle opener for impromptu gatherings to the scissors for cutting stray threads, each tool is thoughtfully designed and always ready to go.At just the size of a small key fob, it’s practically weightless, so I barely notice it on my keychain. It fits perfectly in my pocket, and its sleek design doesn’t add any bulk.Victorinox is known for its quality, and the Mini Champ doesn’t disappoint. I bought this one to replace a 'Victorinox Manger' that I had had on my keys since 1999.

Bought this mainly to trim & file my nails but it’s proving to be a very capable SAK. Smaller than expected but handy for that. You can tuck it away when you don’t want to carry anything larger and still be confident it will be useful.In fact, I don’t use the scissors much for nails. They are perfect sharp and functional, but maybe too small for fingernails. The file works fine though. Just the right amount of grit.I use the smaller secondary knife for opening parcels and letters and have used the very neat pen a couple of times. Can’t imagine there’s much ink in there so I bought a spare.The other tools are useful for those small jobs. Not sure about the cuticle pusher. Never needed one but I guess I’ll find a use for it one day!Would definitely recommend this SAK although the 90mm knives are ore useful in general.

Amazing little knife, perfect for everyday life, has everything you could want and more .

I’ve argued with myself for ages about buying this knife, I didn’t really need it as I’ve got a few SAK’s including the Swiss Champ and Huntsman (which is the best all round SAK) but I wanted the mini champ as I liked the idea of it.Out the box both tiny blades are razor sharp the scissors cut ok, the nail file does the job, I can’t see the point of the cuticle pusher?The pen works well and you have a choice of putting tweezers or a toothpick in the handle as you get both, I’m sure the rest of the tools will work well on small light jobs.This is a tiny multitool, the blades will cut paracord, sharpen a pencil or open a letter or box, that’s about it, the scissors will cut your finger nails but felt like they couldn’t handle much more than that.I paid £31 for them with next day delivery, they’re well made but in my opinion only worth £20, I think that would be a fair price for it.

Ok... It is small.... And if you are wanting a regular sized knife you probably ordered the wrong one.but if you want something that will sit in your pocket to cover most of those quick things this is awesome. Real Phillips, scissors, emergency pen, and of course a bottle opener and nail file. All in a small, unobtrusive and friendly package that is very UK EDC friendly.It will also pair nicely with a larger knife or multi tool to cover pretty much anything you're going to need to do.

Putting together an everyday carry and conventional wisdom is this is a must. It's okay. I thought it felt a little chintzy even at the discounted price. It's much smaller than I imagined and the tiny knife blade doesn't look like it would but much, even if it's fairly good steel. I'm sure it'll be useful just not what I imagined I guess.Still trust Victorinox over any other brand but I think the pricing has gotten a bit silly over the years.

Ordered another as my 2012 model was poorly maintained by me or could have easily lasted far beyond that date. It’s a great keying/ pocket EDC all in one. Think of it as a miniaturised version of a mich larger Swosh army knife but don’t let the size fool you into thinking it won’t be as good. This thing rocks!