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Before I got my first Pioneer, I thought I won't have any use for the reamer. Nowadays, it's probably my most used tool. It's a sharp and pointy piece of steel - useful for a lot of random tasks.
Love my Compact and Climber! I added the mini screwdriver, pin, and magnet to the Climber for alot of extra functionality. I like your use of the Swisscard when paired with a smaller SAK.
I've carried the Executive for something like 30 years. I've tried several others but like the Executive form factor; two layer, 75mm, twin blades. After watching lots of video's, and hearing others worship of the Compact, I purchased one and have been trying it out. What I like about the Compact is the more robust blade and scissors. I miss the file on the Executive that also doubles as a phillips screw driver, and I also miss the small blade. I also really like the lighter weight of the Executive. The Compact has certainly earned a place in the rotation; but the Executive is still my go to EDC Knife. To be sure, habit plays a large part in my preference!
Thanks for sharing! Personally, I find the 75mm a bit too small. I've heard others comment that they would love a Compact in 84mm. I think you would like that too!
I have a climber with the silver scales I bought to go with a watch more than anything else, but it does make a light urban carry. Thanks for the upload 🍻
1. My dream urban SAK would be a Compact with an inline PH screwdriver + flashlight layer (you can see a similar layer on the Spartan Lite or on the Huntsman Lite). Too bad Victorinox prefers the good-for-nothing LEDs. 2. Out of these, I'm torn between the Climber (if you add plus scales to it) and the Compact. The latter desperately calls for a dedicated Phillips head screwdriver, the corner of the combotool just doesn't suffice. 3. If you're going with wooden or alox scales but are missing the scale tools just have a Classic SD or a Rambler on your keychain in addition to your Spartan Wood, Pioneer X, Cadet (whatever you carry). But if you need a ballpoint pen go with the Midnite Manager. 4. By the way, the Cadet deserves a mention too. Very slim, elegant, perfect for suit pockets for example if that's the environment you're in.
Yes, Victorinox should do a Compact with a Philips head screwdriver. I covered the Cadet in my "slim" series . These are consider "medium", by my standards.
the best is undoubtedly the Compact, all Victorinox pocket knives are recognized around the world for their red color, very friendly to everyone... the Pioneer X is an aggressive knife if you open it in a public place 👍🇵🇹
@simonh6371 I would say yes! Any of those models retrofitted with the plus scales will be a winner! Except the Alox, until they make scale tools for Alox models.
@@urbanknifeguy Just pondering how those alox scales would be made. Looking on the Vic German language website it says that they are ''pressed (into a mould) and milled (machined)''. So the only way to add channels for scale tools would be to either change the moulds, or add an extra machining step during production. So it's possible but I doubt whether they will do it. For many SAK aficionados the workaround is to carry an alox model e.g. Pioneer or Farmer and add to that a 58mm model e.g. Classic, Rambler etc.
@simonh6371 yes, it would have to be done at the manufacturing process with new moulds. I highly doubt they will do it too as they would need new designs for the scale tools which would have to he thinner. They definitely will not compromise the current thinness of the current Alox scales. I am presently enjoying pairing the Pioneer X Alox with the Swisscard Nailcare.
Best SAK: The one that has the tool you need when you need it. If you're carrying an alox knife but need to uncork a wine bottle, you failed the mission. If you need a wood saw to cut a tree branch to make a slingshot for your nephew but you're carrying a Climber, you also failed the mission. If you need scissors to trim your nose hair but you're carrying a Cadet, you failed the mission as well. Just accept the fact that running into these situations is unavoidable.
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Before I got my first Pioneer, I thought I won't have any use for the reamer.
Nowadays, it's probably my most used tool. It's a sharp and pointy piece of steel - useful for a lot of random tasks.
Yes, a useful piece of steel 😂
The Climber is the Huntsman without the saw layer. Excellent for suburban EDC 👍🏼
It sure is! The first model I owned too.
Pioneer X for me. I use it every day.
Yup! Using that currently too!
Love my Compact and Climber! I added the mini screwdriver, pin, and magnet to the Climber for alot of extra functionality. I like your use of the Swisscard when paired with a smaller SAK.
Thanks for sharing!
I've carried the Executive for something like 30 years. I've tried several others but like the Executive form factor; two layer, 75mm, twin blades. After watching lots of video's, and hearing others worship of the Compact, I purchased one and have been trying it out. What I like about the Compact is the more robust blade and scissors. I miss the file on the Executive that also doubles as a phillips screw driver, and I also miss the small blade. I also really like the lighter weight of the Executive. The Compact has certainly earned a place in the rotation; but the Executive is still my go to EDC Knife. To be sure, habit plays a large part in my preference!
Thanks for sharing! Personally, I find the 75mm a bit too small. I've heard others comment that they would love a Compact in 84mm. I think you would like that too!
I like how much functionality they can put into the Cellidor models... But I love the Alox knives a lot more.
Agreed!
I've been carrying the climber I like using the cissors.
Nice! Thanks for watching!
I have a climber with the silver scales I bought to go with a watch more than anything else, but it does make a light urban carry.
Thanks for the upload 🍻
Thanks for sharing!
I carry the pioneer X in my pocket and the classic SD on my keychain for the scale tools.
Thanks for sharing! Nice combo.
Pioneer is such a great knife. I still need to pick one up!
Ive carried the compact for 5 years now. Im not a very handy guy, so i dont need many tools. The compact's assisted me in my daddly duties very well.
Nice! It is a great SAK!
1. My dream urban SAK would be a Compact with an inline PH screwdriver + flashlight layer (you can see a similar layer on the Spartan Lite or on the Huntsman Lite). Too bad Victorinox prefers the good-for-nothing LEDs.
2. Out of these, I'm torn between the Climber (if you add plus scales to it) and the Compact. The latter desperately calls for a dedicated Phillips head screwdriver, the corner of the combotool just doesn't suffice.
3. If you're going with wooden or alox scales but are missing the scale tools just have a Classic SD or a Rambler on your keychain in addition to your Spartan Wood, Pioneer X, Cadet (whatever you carry). But if you need a ballpoint pen go with the Midnite Manager.
4. By the way, the Cadet deserves a mention too. Very slim, elegant, perfect for suit pockets for example if that's the environment you're in.
Yes, Victorinox should do a Compact with a Philips head screwdriver. I covered the Cadet in my "slim" series . These are consider "medium", by my standards.
The Compact would me much more useful to me if it had a reamer instead of the hook, and an old square Phillips with a file.
I do like the square Philips head.
Excellent line up 👏 Tinker and SD keychain or swiss card, does the trick.
Yes! Thanks!
My favorite SAK for urban EDC? Swisschamp!
Yes, but in the context of the discussion of medium SAKs, the Swiss Champ is overweight.
@@urbanknifeguy I guess I would have to pick the Super Tinker then. I have one of the older ones that doesn't have the hook.
👍🏼 I have the one with a fish on it. Fisherman?:) I’ve had it for around 37yrs. I don’t carry it but I do use it.
Angler?
@@YinHoweMagic O, is it Angler? I must have made up fisherman. I might like fisherman better. 😄
@@andrewfett142 Just did a google search. Both Fisherman and Angler exists. Fisherman has scissors while Angler has pliers. :D
Aquaman.
@@urbanknifeguy 😆I think it might be angler but I like fisherman:)
You can get 3rd party wooden scales with the tool slots.
Thanks!
My personal choice is the pioneer x
Me too! For now 😂
The Spartan in Alox 😊😊
Thanks for your comment!
For me, it’s the tinker with translucent blue scales which I EDC in a belt pouch.
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the best is undoubtedly the Compact, all Victorinox pocket knives are recognized around the world for their red color, very friendly to everyone... the Pioneer X is an aggressive knife if you open it in a public place 👍🇵🇹
Agreed. Thanks for your comment!
To me these are all compact knives. Medium knives to me start at four layers, however I pocket carry a Swisschamp occasionally.
For me:
1 Layer - Slim
2 to 3 Layers - Medium
4 to 5 Layers - Large
5 Layers or more - Humongous Gigantic Bricks
@@urbanknifeguy I like bricks! 😄
If I had to pick one from this group, I would pick the Compact because it has the pen. You know what else have a pen? The Swiss Champ!!!!!!
So the pen is indeed mightier than the sword. 😂
So does my Climber...retrofitted with Plus Scales at a total cost around the same as the Compact. I rate the extra blade and tools it has very highly.
@simonh6371 I would say yes! Any of those models retrofitted with the plus scales will be a winner! Except the Alox, until they make scale tools for Alox models.
@@urbanknifeguy Just pondering how those alox scales would be made. Looking on the Vic German language website it says that they are ''pressed (into a mould) and milled (machined)''. So the only way to add channels for scale tools would be to either change the moulds, or add an extra machining step during production. So it's possible but I doubt whether they will do it. For many SAK aficionados the workaround is to carry an alox model e.g. Pioneer or Farmer and add to that a 58mm model e.g. Classic, Rambler etc.
@simonh6371 yes, it would have to be done at the manufacturing process with new moulds. I highly doubt they will do it too as they would need new designs for the scale tools which would have to he thinner. They definitely will not compromise the current thinness of the current Alox scales. I am presently enjoying pairing the Pioneer X Alox with the Swisscard Nailcare.
Plastic things like jugs have sharp edges that the awl will scrape clean and smooth!
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I love the Recruit
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I carry my large sac EDC
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Best SAK: The one that has the tool you need when you need it. If you're carrying an alox knife but need to uncork a wine bottle, you failed the mission. If you need a wood saw to cut a tree branch to make a slingshot for your nephew but you're carrying a Climber, you also failed the mission. If you need scissors to trim your nose hair but you're carrying a Cadet, you failed the mission as well. Just accept the fact that running into these situations is unavoidable.
It is true! So we can only prepare for the most likely scenarios! Thanks for sharing!
Or you carry a Cybertool L and have everything you ever need.
Still the Climber for me.
Just curious, what’s the hook for? Is it useful?
Officially to carry parcels. Unofficially to dig your nose.
Thanks for sharing!
I’m actually trying this two tier system…91/93mm with the Swiss card.
That is a good system! I'm using the 93mm alox with the Swiss Card nailcare!
The tourist is the bomb
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Huntsman carried it for years
@@xXB4SSETTXx 👍👍