Swiss Army Pruning Knives

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A series of knives with a large hawkbill blade perfect for use in the garden.
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Victorinox Swiss Army Small Pruning Knife, Red Zytel Handle, 2.8" Blade, Slipjoint (non-locking… our price: $43.99
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Victorinox Swiss Army Pruning Knife FAQ

The Victorinox Swiss Army Pruning series features specialized hawkbill blades designed for precision horticultural work and heavy-duty utility. These knives utilize classic brass liners and durable synthetic handles to provide a reliable grip for gardening and outdoor tasks.

What is the primary use for the hawkbill blade?
The hawkbill blade on these pruning knives is specifically designed to pull material into the curve of the edge, making it highly effective for pruning plants and garden maintenance. This geometry also makes the series a capable utility tool for tasks that require a controlled pull-cut.
How do the small and large models differ?
Both versions of the Swiss Army Pruning Knives feature blades just under three inches in length, but they differ primarily in the height of the blade and handle. The larger model provides a more substantial grip and a taller blade profile for users who need more leverage during cutting.
What materials are used for the handle and construction?
The series uses durable red synthetic handle scales paired with traditional brass liners. This construction offers a classic aesthetic while ensuring the knife remains lightweight and comfortable for extended use.
What kind of steel does Victorinox use for these knives?
These tools use the standard Victorinox stainless steel, which is specifically chosen for its high corrosion resistance and ease of sharpening. This is particularly important for pruning knives, as they frequently come into contact with moisture and plant sap.
Is the tip of the pruning knife sharp enough for piercing?
The point on the Swiss Army Pruning series is slightly blunted rather than having a super acute tip. This design increases the durability of the blade and makes it safer for the pulling motions typically used in gardening and utility work.