There's perhaps no more iconic tool than the Swiss Army Knife, but it seems to be made explicitly for right-handed users. So ...

knife, and can opener (to open canned food). So, the Swiss Army began workshopping a design that combined all the tools a soldier would need into one compact multi-tool. In 1884, a young man named ...

The outer plastic shell of a Swiss Army Knife, called its scale, is actually user replaceable, and thankfully it's not ...

Carl Elsner, fourth-generation CEO of Swiss Army knife maker Victorinox ... Would you consider buying a blade-less multi-tool? Let us know in the comments. Don’t have much need for a knife?

The small Swiss Army knives are the most popular, but Victorinox also sells larger tools with more utility. Some may feature ...

It's one of the few brands that actually lives up to the hype, but many of its models cost over $100. However, there's one ...

He decided to build his own digital multi-tool focusing on sensors that would be particularly useful in a workshop setting. Coincidentally, he was inspired by a previous hack that we covered a ...

This week saw a grab bag of releases, including numerous tactical folders, utility cutting tools and even a couple ...

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Swiss Army knives set the standard for EDC multi-tools, and the Victorinox Compact Swiss Army Knife gives you the brand’s renowned durability and functionality in an easy-to-carry package.