A Swiss Army Knife isn’t just for cutting and prying -- these 10 clever hacks show how people have reimagined its tools in ...

After all, 10 million of these pocket knives ... delivered to the Swiss Army by Karl Elsener in 1891. The knives are now produced by Victorinox, Europe's largest knife manufacturer.

As a simple, well-built dive watch, the Victorinox Swiss Army Automatic takes the opposite approach to the iconic knife.

If you'd prefer to use a sharpener dedicated solely to your Swiss Army blade, Victorinox does make a Pocket Knife Sharpener that you can currently pick up through Amazon for just over $20.

Then again, some may be total junk. While they all need to have a pocket blade to be considered an alternative to a Swiss Army Knife — as opposed to generic, typically plier-based multi-tools ...

The size of every Swiss Army Knife has its own pros and cons. Larger ones may be cumbersome to use and harder to actually fit ...

As the name implies, this Swiss army knife is optimized for portability. It weighs just 2.3 ounces and measures just 3.6 inches long, so it’s easy to stash in a pocket or attach to your keys.

the Swiss Army Knife might be the original multitool, but Leatherman has claimed the crown when it comes to modern iterations that pack tons of real world functionality into a pocket-sized package.

Buy Swiss Army Pioneer X, RRP £45, from Victorinox Buy Swiss Army Pioneer X Alox, RRP £65, from Victorinox The Victorinox Swiss Army Pioneer X is one of the classic Swiss Army pocket knives.

Will the Utes put “Swiss Army knife” next to Nate Johnson ... that he’s nicknamed him after the quintessential red pocket knife. After all, just like in real life, you never know when ...