Swiss Army Knife Can Suit All Your Camping Needs
Long well-known for its durability, large range of different attachments, and quality components, the Swiss Army knife has been supplied to the Swiss Army in its current form for over 110 years. Victorinox and Wenger have perfected the manufacturing of these quality instruments by integrating the most modern production techniques with traditional craftsmanship. To this day they still supply the Swiss Army with 50 thousand of these knives each year. As well as the Swiss Army using the Swiss Army knife, it gained massive popularity among adventurers, hikers, campers and even as a staple of many traditional households.
Karl Elsener was the first individual to produce the Swiss Army knife in its current form. Upon finding out that the Swiss Army were using knives manufactured in
Originally made as only 1 model, today’s Swiss Army knives are available in over 100 models with different combinations of attachments for various tasks. These range from a knife with only 1 blade to models featuring an extra blade, tooth-pick, pair of tweezers, corkscrew, flat-head and Phillips-head screwdriver, Biro, bottle and can opener, nail file, scissors, saw, file, magnifying glass, fish scaler, wrench, pair of pliers, USB thumb drive, digital clock, altimeter, laser pointer and even a MP3 player. The basic model is some 9cm long and 2cm wide. Small models are normally just less than 6 centimetres and only 1.5cm wide. The biggest model ever made, Wenger’s ‘The Giant’ was over 22cm thick and contained 85 different attachments.
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