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Only had it for a few weeks, but this is maybe the most useful and practical EDC multitool I've come across. I am going to buy more for my friends.
The blade is a little goofy but again it is very practical, an excellent choice if you are only bringing one knife with you. I am with one of the reviewers: I wish it was fully serrated, I keep a separate straight sheepsfoot blade and I am sure that's quite common. But both parts of the blade work well. It is SAK steel, it's pretty soft by design, for field sharpening. I think a sharpening steel would get you pretty far. The order of serration-straight actually works well for ropes or vines - some people think the serrations should be closer to the handle, I think I disagree. It has a locking bar and can't be unlocked safely with one hand, not a problem for this.
The saw is very good. It is a slipjoint and maybe should have a locking bar.... this is a good knife but it is a little awkwardly designed, in general. Not because Victorinox is stupid: it's a small package with a lot of utility, it has some compromises.
The other tools are also good, and an appealing selection. A highlight is that the screwdrivers are carefully centered on the handle and easy to use.
As usual you need nails of steel to open the awl.
The handle is a very nice soft-textured plastic, and well-shaped.
I would like a hypothetical version that was all-serrated. But other than that min
