Victorinox SHARPY [7.8714] : Ultimate EDC Knife Sharpener!

The Sharpy is very light and it will give your knives, the blades of your Victorinox in particular, a very correct edge in a minimum of time.
Le Sharpy est très léger et il redonnera à vos couteaux, aux lames de vos Victorinox notamment, un tranchant très correct en un minimum de temps.

[@YOTBTUBE]

Great video man, great video. At last one real video using the Sharpy, most of the videos I see are like a perfect sharpening easily, but Yours is real, It doesn´t come at the first try extremely sharp as I used to see in other videos, I mean, You are not fooling anyone, the test is real and much better than those that with 4 or 5 passes they cut like a scalpel. Thanks for the video, I really appreciated It. :)

[@waddac2]

Looks and works good to me Brother.... I'm going to get one for my pocket Swiss army knife.

[@Owieczkin]

I'd never use this for normal knife maintenance, but the video is nice 👍 thanks

[@chaser1254]

Love Your videos:
Simple, relaxing, informative :)
U really take time to show theze tools

[@PeterAgostiniJdcap26]

In 23 passes you had a fairly sharp knife 🔪 that knife could of used 30 passes to get it sharp . A good way to test the sharpness of knife is to use you finger nail , it resists it’s sharp .

[@pruthvirajbhople]

4.3323 vs 7.8715 vs 7.8714which one is better? Or is there any other option?

[@diezelle57]

4.3323 ... it has more sharpening options.

[@ghiblinerd6196]

How is this better than a smiths brand from Home Depot for 9 bucks?

[@TV7000]

Victorinox (and some other brands) have lot of different sharpeners. As for me - it can be very interesting - to compare them and find best one.

[@diezelle57]

Certainly ... The Victorinox Stylo sharpener did not convince me. I don't have any others. Consider its weight, minimal, and its field of use: quickly restore a sharp edge.

[@TV7000]

@@diezelle57 Hmm, i was (until now) thinking about stylo sharpener. Can you, please, describe what`s wrong with it?

[@diezelle57]

@@TV7000It simply does not sharpen or harder (ceramic pads). The Sharpy is more brutal but more efficient.

[@Swing4gr8nessN8]

@@diezelle57 maybe compare this with the worksharp field sharpening system

[@tigerfury0209]

@@diezelle57 its not good on your kitchen knife as it was not intended for that type of knife, they are intended for victornox pocket knives, also they have a preselect angle in degrees to sharpen the pocket knife for the optimal sharpness, id know as i use one, your kitchen knife is simply not the correct knife for the sharpener, nothing wrong with it.

[@tiraberol]

💪☺👍

[@messerschmitt2622]

Blade destroyer in my opinion...

[@diezelle57]

No, a blade sharpener which certainly removes material but which restores sharpness. The use of the Sharpy, simple and fast, light and efficient, is essential where you cannot sharpen your knife, like a maniac, for hours with force of sharpening stones ...

[@TheKimjoh560]

Yes, those carbide sharpeners are really nasty. They baically just shave metal from the edge leaving a rough mess of an edge that is sharp in sections. Its a sharpener for "shitknives"

[@diezelle57]

​@@TheKimjoh560 Okay, I'll explain. You are in the middle of nature, your knife no longer cuts correctly. You take out your Sharpy, which weighs only 10 grams, and you re-sharpen your blade in 10 seconds. "shitknives" or all the SAKs from Victorinox? End of the story.

[@TheKimjoh560]

@@diezelle57 I dont judge, if this is what you like thats fine. But for me, I cannot see any situation where I would rather have something like this over a DC4, Flipstone or similiar pocket sharpener. In fact I'd sooner use an improvised sharpening device.

[@diezelle57]

@@TheKimjoh560 "improvised sharpening device" = ?

[@ferita49able]

🙈 …..insomma una schifezza….

[@diezelle57]

Non.

[@juancarlosmolina3097]

eso no vale mejor piedra de afilar

[@pedro3655]

Mdr la daube

[@diezelle57]

Encore un maniac de l'aiguisage, avec le niveau intellectuel qui va avec :)

[@patricklemasson897]

@@diezelle57 En tant que cuisinier je valide ce qu'il dit ! Avec une simple pierre on peut faire vraiment mieux . Après cela dépend du public visé par ce type de produits ... Mais certainement pas pour un usage pro en tout cas.

[@diezelle57]

@@patricklemasson897 On confond trop souvent "pro" avec compétent.

[@Aa-ron22]

Junk

[@diezelle57]

I am no longer your psychiatrist.

[@giovannilorenzo2061]

I thought this was a brilliant way to sharpen knives in the middle of nowhere.. Could you please explain why you think this is junk?