Victorinox Swiss Classic Foldable picnic knife for hiking, fruit, vegetables, bread rolls, sausage, with straight blade, extra sharp, Black

Love this for cutting fruit in my pack up box. It has stayed sharp and it’s a good size and weight

Excellent knife at a good price. Arrived next day

Kept in my rucksack for cutting lunchtime fruit, cake etc. Cuts well, blade lock works well. Stainless, so just a wipe of the blade keeps it OK until I get it home to be washed.

Like someone else I saw I ground the tip to a point so it’s a bit more utilitarian as a general cooking knife. It’s sharp and holds a good edge, locks securely when folded out so you can use confidently (unlock seems to be designed for left / 2 hand use which is odd but unimportant) , about as light as it can be without being flimsy. My only complaint is the descriptions on Amazon of which of these are straight edge or serrated is not very clear, this black one was smooth which is what I wanted. Congratulations too to Amazon / my delivery guy for a proper over 18 check on delivery. Overall highly recommended.

Its super sharp. It functions well, it's easy to fold in but it is abit tricky to fold out. Would of been good if they put a little groove for the fingernail. Otherwise great value for the price I paid. Love the red colour, easily stands out in the drawer. Feels nice and weighty in the hand and oversized.

I've bought two of these ASTONISHINGLY SHARP Swiss Stainless Steel knives to take to cafés to overcome a poor combination of physical disability and standard café blunt cutlery. The description of size is a bit confusing, see my pictures, but I *think* the quoted sizing refers to the blade length but as the tool folds in half then it is twice the size when locked-open. The locking latch requires a simple squeeze sideways at the hinge-end of the blade. The black one I bought is serrated (I knew that before ordering) whereas the red one is a smooth blade (Italian wording to the advert, and I knew I would be recieving a smooth blade). Provided these are carried in a closed bag (I put them in a lunchbox with some other disability cutlery) "with good reason" then they are legal to have "about your person". They would not be legal to carry in a public place just, say, in your pocket. Be very careful if manually washing up, these are *razor sharp* and ideal for cutting cooked meat.

I bought this knife because it is a simple yet elegant addition to my camping/hiking equipment. I have several of Victorinox's paring knives at home but didn't like taking them camping due to the lack of sheath. Solution - their folding knife. A little ingenuity told me that the rounded blade has the same cutting edge as their pointed knives and I was correct. Within 30 minutes of opening up my parcel I had it converted into a drop point. A simple stencil from one of my other knives and a little handy work in the shed (file, grinder, belt sander, any will do, then neatened up with some 800 grit) and hey presto we have a great kitchen knife that can be chucked in the backpack without worry. High quality, great value for money and I expect many years of simple and safe use. Shown alongside a standard 10cm paring knife. For any Ultralight hikers out there, the modified version weights in at 43g Update: This advert appears to have changed to a serrated blade, this was not the case when I purchased the item. Update 2: This advert appears to have changed BACK to the original.

Excellent product