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🇨🇭 Victorinox Walker - A Super Trail Victorinox Knife... UNBOXING | Review | SAK | EDC | Whittling
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2022
- The WALKER - A Useful, Compact EDC ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
A functional carry, especially when walking, even overnight camping or whittling!
A good basic and overall EDC in a 84mm frame.
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*UK Legal - Non-locking blade + Under 3 inches/7.5cm.
**Please note - The camera lens can distort measurements to the viewer...
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Highly Recommended!
My Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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Another great review! I have a huntsman but this knife was not on my radar. To have the saw in such a lightweight package with the combo tool is pure genius. I am ordering one today. Thanks for all the info!
Thanks very much Paul - much appreciated buddy 💪
Basically, a Bantam + saw...
I reviewed the Alox Bantam a few months ago and thought I would love to have the option of a saw...
Atb Gus 👍
I love the enthusiasm you have for these Victorinox...It's contagious. Thanks for a great watch, Gus
Thanks for your kind words TK, I really appreciate it - my EDC brother 🙏
Be well my friend,
Atb Gus 👍
Well, you did it again, I've just bought one of these because of you! 😛 I replaced the toothpick with a firefly rod and now have the perfect light backpacking knife... I call it the firewalker!🔥🔪
The 'FireWalker' - great name! 😁🍺
Thanks for your kind words,
Atb Gus 👍
Very cool! The saw is definitely a handy tool to have especially in such a small package. Great review 👍
Thanks Jeremy, appreciate you giving your time with your valued, positive feedback...
Atb Gus 👍
I have this ordered by recommendation of one of my subscribers. I didn't even knew it existed but think it is a great pocket knife for hikers. I have the bantam which is the same but without the invaluable saw. Great video!
Thank you my friend 👌
I would welcome the option of a - Bantam X
Atb Gus 👍
Great little tool. I use this in my pocket emergency hiking pack.
Hey Matt 👊
I totally agree, a lot of people underestimate this SAK, for sure...
Thanks for stopping by buddy,
Atb Gus 👍
@@gadgetgus It would be perfect if it had the awl/scraper. It would literally have it awl then 😃
@@mattblack118 😁 Good one 👍
I bought sportsman few months ago and now it's my favorite knife, 84 mm are just so easy to carry and can do the job. I've never seen walker, thanks for the video!
Czesc Marek, yes... the 84mm range makes for a compact all rounder, for sure 👌
Thanks for watching and taking the time with your valued feedback buddy,
Atb Gus 👍
I can really imagine this knife being great for people who are into ultralight backpacking.
Bonjour 'Firewitch' - great name! 😉
I agree, it can be used for that purpose, for sure...
Thanks for stopping by and adding your insight,
Atb Gus 👍
Great video! I received this as a birthday present and was looking for a recent review.
Cheers buddy, much appreciated 🍺
I'm glad I was able yo help...
Thanks for watching,
Atb Gus 👍
My favorite knife. The saw does more work than it looks like it can do.
Hey buddy 👊
Absolutely right 👌 it is underrated by some, unfortunately.
As you can see in the video, making a walking staff was quite easy...
+ if you switch out the toothpick for a Tortoise 🐢 Firesteel 🔥 you have a backup or primary source of ignition.
Thanks for stopping by,
Atb Gus 👍
It's the perfect "Altoid Tin" knife.
Hi John, yes... it would be good for that👌 though perhaps even a little big for some...
Thanks for stopping by and adding your input - always appreciate that buddy,
Atb Gus 👍
The Walker is my walking EDC. It disappears in the pocket until you need it. Grab any that you can get as they are no longer made.
Hey buddy 👊
One of my fav 84mm, hope you enjoyed the staff-stick making slides near the end 😉
Thanks for stopping by & adding a valued comment,
Atb Gus 👍
Oooh always love a New SAK. Nice review as always Gus! 👍
Cheers John 🍻
Glad you enjoyed the video buddy, thanks for stopping by,
Atb Gus 👍
Happy Tuesday Gus, I don't own a 84mm Walker as I have several 91mm Campers with a saw , an 85mm Swiss Buck Trekker ( equivalent of the Camper ) & a whole bunch of 91mm Huntsman with saws. To tell the truth if I have any sawing chores, I use the saw on the side locking 111mm Rucksack or 111mm liner locking Forester because their large size makes sawing tasks a lot easier . FYI my Rough Ryder Denim Micarta RR2181 Wharncliffe Folder & my Rough Rider Black Bone Coal Miner clip point Lockback Knife RR761 arrived today, the first one you reviewed & I am pleased to inform you how accurate your review was & what a great knife it is and super sharp out of the box with a great snap & great texture . I only paid $20 for it ( plus a few $ combined shipping ) & It has just one minor almost unnoticeable flaw in that there is a teeny weenie gap between the micarta handle on the RR blade tang side & the nickel bolster, the other end & the handle on the other side are flush fit. The 2nd knife, which being a lock back is not UK legal cost me a mere $ 10 & it too is super sharp & well made & both knives fit in the ticket pocket of my Jeans. I have 4 other Rough Ryders on order & when they arrive I will post a brief up date on them on your Channel.
Hope your having a good evening Steve, yes... I enjoy campers too and have one to review soon - it's been years since I've had one!
I'm loving the Forester range and also the Rangerwood 55 in Walnut, that would be ideal for me, in the woods 🪵 🌳 - hope to get one in the near future.
I'm glad my review helped and that you like your RR's - I have become very select with them now and that is one of a few I keep 😉
I will look forward to you posting your updates on the channel - much appreciated my friend 👌
Be well,
Atb Gus 👍
When I bought my first Leatherman multitool I thought that I'd use the pliers the most. Nope, the saw and the file are the tools that I use most often. THIS little cutie looks like an awesome little knife to carry when you don't want to carry something bigger. Good review.
Exactly Frank, appreciate your insightful feedback buddy 👌
Atb Gus 👍
I would use it to walk around with in the countryside
Exactly right, a great compact carry 👌
Thanks for watching Harvey,
Atb Gus 👍
@@gadgetgus I got one today
Hi Gus, late to this little SAK :(
I have Camper and Huntsman. Must be a Victorinox commitee that retires old models - curse them. Hope you're keeping well buddy 💪 ATB Rob
Hey Rob 👊
Two classics from the SAK stable, which I often rotate myself 😉
I hear that. Perhaps there is 😁
I'm having a good week, overall, thanks, Rob 👍
I bid you well also,
Cheers 🍻
Gus
In the vast Victorinox range this particular model is often overlooked. It is very much a stripped down Hiker model. Really handy to carry and perfect as part of an outdoor kit.
Absolutely agree Peter, that's why I felt the need to feature it.
Thanks for your valued feedback, much appreciated buddy,
Atb Gus 👍
I'm considering getting my son his very first knife. This is the model that I'm curious about for him and it seems to check all the boxes. Something that he can take out and saw off a branch and started to whittle away and learn knife safety at the same time. Thanks for the review, I'm considering picking myself up a hiker model at the same time so we can do this stuff together.
I really appreciate the insightful feedback, as it helps me further 'steer the channel'...👌
The Walker will make a great first knife-tool, for sure!
- Do you think it would help, if I do a 'How To' video on basic knife holds & cuts?
Thanks for taking part and good luck buddy,
Atb Gus 👍
@@gadgetgus absolutely it would. A beginner's video would be very helpful!
I ordered black micarta scales for my walker. Can’t wait to put them on this is my favorite victorinox
WOW Ryan, that sounds awesome buddy!
I may MOD an Alox Bantam and use the Saw in the Walker, to achieve the same effect... and do a video on it 😉
Thanks for watching,
Atb Gus 👍
Ryan, how are you going to show us all a picture of it? Send it to Gus and have him place it in a video!
@@frankhinkle5772 I would definitely be up for that 😉
Due to the fact that the ABS/Cellidor scales are quite rigid, to help align the brass pins, it is my guess that those new micarta scales must have an encapsulated skeleton 'liner' to add rigidity and help engage the the correct tension-'snap' on the pins...
I may do a video on this Frank, if their is enough demand - appreciate the idea 💪
Atb Gus 👍
@@gadgetgus how can I provide a picture of my walker with the micarta scales on it
nice piece 👌 like the size, profile and weight for pocket carry. do the 84mm have hidden channels 🤔 a pen light pressed against the scale will reveal any. then razor blade it open carefully. fire stick sparks well. again looks great sweet knife. surprised me with the saw. home run
Thanks Tim, glad you enjoyed the video. Some 84mm scales do, like the Compact, which I've used before. Unfortunately, there is none on the walker, however you could always swap the scales out, for + scales etc..
Appreciate you stopping by,
Atb Gus 👍
It’s hard to knock a sak , really they are very very good 👍🏻 I’m very reluctant to dis the steel, corrosion resistant, will bend a bit before it snaps , it’s not brittle in my opinion, then you can sharpen it in the field. I’m not an expert these are just my personal views. I’ve got a feeling, isn’t that a Beatles song? No sorry I got a feeling victorinox know exactly how to make pocket knives, even my mum could recognise a sak . Who wants a super hard knife that might snap because it’s so brittle and hard or maybe they chip the blade in the field, or might rust in humidity. Super steels maybe super steels, but great pocket knives are the variety known as The Swiss army knive . Victorinox know what they are doing surly. Great 👍🏻 video mate as usual .. yes g10 and maybe s30v but maybe we already have the perfect knife, if it ain’t broke don’t fix it . I’m using one of my delomont 18 yellow black scales, victorinox equivalent is the field master I think 🤔
Hi Marc, great feedback buddy and I believe most would agree - if it 'ain't broken don't fix it! 👌
I just fancy 'modding' them occasionally 😁
Atb Gus 👍
@@gadgetgus definitely mate I’m the same. Guys like us want the very best example of a pocket knife g10 top blade steels . When I first laid eyes on a sak , to my young self it was the best a pocket knife could be, plastic is a pretty good material as long as you don’t leave it in the sun to long. Blade steel yes may s30 v possibly? But really once you’re used to the way a particular tool performs, you get used to it . Some modern steels don’t give you everything you might want perhaps. You’re a carpenter, I was to , the old Philadelphia diatons were at the end of their time when I came in , but all the old boys said they didn’t want anything else. I loved my Ed wing hammer 20 oz but other people said they prefer the fibre glass handle hammers with shock absorbers. My best tools ⚒️ were the ones I was used to , marbles blue chip chisel were in my opinion better than the red yellow newer better one they bought out but I lost a few of the handles on them . Blue chip were the best. Victorinox are very stayed in their design, just as a Rolex watch hardly changes over the decades and that’s why people love them , now you’ve had your lecture from a boring old fart lol . When I started we used auger bits and a brace for mortise locks , on my city and guilds course the tusk Tennon was still being taught 1979 . Floor bashing to record floor cramps 2 rows herring bone strut and my 20 oz eat wing . All truss roofs for us though. I couldn’t do cut . 1st and 2nd fixing, those were the days. And always in my bag pocket or tool box was a Swiss Army knife. Blimey I’m old. Est wing , and Diston saws. Sorry about the grammar, we didn’t have predictive text when I were a lad , we didn’t even have mobile phones. Loving your work mate 😎🌞
Another point I’d like to make me old mate , is a lot of army’s in the world are issued Swiss Army knives, people in life and death situations I can only imagine have relied on these knives for decades. God bless 👍🏻
@@marcdee4427 True True - for me, generally 'old steel' is better than new, when we are talking panel, cross-cut, tenon saws, Jack plane blades, Marples chisels etc...
My original 20oz Estwing - leather bound, where the rivets went after 12yrs of constant use, then I bought the nylon one - straight claw.
The last time I done a Tusk tenon was many moons ago 😉
A mixed set of Sandvik + Footprint Augers & my stanley black/yellow brace, all three size 'yankees', Distan Select with plywood handle etc etc... 😁 which I got when I was 16yrs - good memories 😊
I'm not far behind you brother!
Fantastic, insightful comment Marc, which made me smile- top man!
Atb Gus 👍
I’ve got a leather bound now, but back in the day nylon was the way to go if working on site plus you can tap the hilt onto timber without the rivets leaving marks lol . I had a tyzack tennon saw brass back , cross cut and rip sandvik with the plastic handles , much prefer wood . Then everything went power tool barmy that’s when I started to not appreciate the trade
unfortunately now discontinued
True, true...
I hope you enjoyed the video, though, and now seriously collectable 😉
Thanks for watching,
ATB Gus 👍
The other colors are cool but nothing beats the classic red imo.
Agreed, but if I had to choose for overall purpose... the red Alox is just ideal for me, as you have the best of both 😉
Thanks for stopping by buddy,
Atb Gus👍
When I watch your videos I feel an "animalistic" need to start a SAK collection.
Must not... MUST NOT!!!
Oh... What the hell.
Where's my Camper, SD and Huntsman? I just want to feel them and watch them. Can't stop now...
Thanks for making me a SAKs idiot! 😑
😁 Hey Martin, that made me laugh buddy! 😂
I'm glad you enjoyed the videos - thanks for stopping by,
Atb Gus👍
name of the blue tool?
Victorinox Huntsman:
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