[accotMask17]

i love swiss army knives. not the other brand, but victorinox one. still carry spartan in my pocket all the time. and their older wallet. i was looking for new wallet so i went to their site and guess what i found..

http://www.swissarmy.com/ProductEnla...oduct2=&type=3&

damn.. that's lot of tools to carry around in a pocket..

pete

[Auzuigcx]

You never know, you may need to disable a nuclear warhead at some point, then you'll think: "Dang!, why didn't I buy that knife?..."

You have to love them, I actually bought an old ranger model very recently for my brother

[halfstreet]

Or you may need it to undo a brassiere - we all know how tricky they are to undo one handed

[bikersfan]

It's like it's making fun of itself, but it's not.

[Uplillacype]

That's awesome... I've got this one for camping, hiking and canoeing and stuff: http://www.swissarmy.com/MultiTools/...product=54844&
Mine is red.

[SannyGlow]

Or you may need it to undo a brassiere - we all know how tricky they are to undo one handed

yes, but that's the fun...

[xquFzpNw]

That's awesome... I've got this one for camping, hiking and canoeing and stuff: http://www.swissarmy.com/MultiTools/...product=54844&
Mine is red.

canoeing?!?! IMHO it would make one shitty paddle, wakka wakka

[AlistDakisa]

Or you may need it to undo a brassiere - we all know how tricky they are to undo one handed

'okay, honey.. it will just take on sec.. dang.. which tools should i use.. large blade.. screw driver.. wrench.. hmm.. how about the reamer.. wait, what's this? i haven't seen this tool before.. '..

pete

[BrainTop]

canoeing?!?! IMHO it would make one shitty paddle, wakka wakka

Shut up!

[vladekad]

Or you may need it to undo a brassiere - we all know how tricky they are to undo one handed

http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-...-with-one-hand

Useful stuff...

[k5wTvu9f]

Or you may need it to undo a brassiere - we all know how tricky they are to undo one handed

http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-...-with-one-hand

Useful stuff...

[indianstory]

I'm sure you won't be needing to know that anytime soon tattie boy...


mmmmmbuttt slammmm

[Turbo-ip]

Or you may need it to undo a brassiere - we all know how tricky they are to undo one handed

yes, but that's the fun...

My question is . . . what are you doing with the other hand?

[autoloanexpert]

Or you may need it to undo a brassiere - we all know how tricky they are to undo one handed

You can reach your back?
Sweet!

[eljugadordepoquer]

That's awesome... I've got this one for camping, hiking and canoeing and stuff: http://www.swissarmy.com/MultiTools/...product=54844&
Mine is red.

I'd find that blade too light for camping use. I like just a plain strong knife, no gadgets, for most camping work. I used to use a Russell fixed blade, now I've got a Spyderco folder that works fine.

[namaikaimvputka]

My question is . . . what are you doing with the other hand?

Simple...aiming

You can reach your back?
Sweet!

Can someone +Rep Kenzan please?

my belly hurts from laughing...

[FuXA8nQM]

Simple...aiming

I have so much to learn . . .

[suingincentix]

I'd find that blade too light for camping use. I like just a plain strong knife, no gadgets, for most camping work. I used to use a Russell fixed blade, now I've got a Spyderco folder that works fine.

Whenever I'm doing field work, I use a diving knife that has a blunt tip, and has both serrated and normal edge. This way I can chip or pry things without much fear of metal fragments, but still cut easily through rope or fabric and slice fruit.

Edit: Sorry for the double post!

[banditorfv]

I'd find that blade too light for camping use. I like just a plain strong knife, no gadgets, for most camping work. I used to use a Russell fixed blade, now I've got a Spyderco folder that works fine.

After having been outdoors with it for some weeks, I agree. But it's still a good knive, and when I bought it I had no idea what I'd need. The can opener proved to be handy, though.

[xanaxonlinexanax]

Owning an art galery, were we display contemporary works of Mexican masters of folk art, I have learned to appreciatte the skill which certain pieces are made. this is the case with the knives from the Ojeda family. I really like my pocket knife from the Ojeda family, from Sayula, Jalisco.

I visited their shop, and I have to say that I had never seen such craftmanship before. I had to settle with a 440c steel grade, because my wife was with me. what really caught my fancy was the damascus steel one.

maybe next time