Victorinox, Swiss Card Classic, Swiss Made Pocket Tool, Multi Tool, Credit Card Size, 10 Functions, Emergency blade, Scissors

Such an ingenious design and an incredibly versatile bit of kit.Very well made and everything works perfectly.It is always inside my wallet.Very highly recommended.

Handy little thing to have in your pocket: a lot lighter than a full blown Swiss Army knife but really useful.

I purchased 2 of these as gifts. However I have had one for 20+ years and wouldn't be without it. Lightweight, slim, small for the handbag but what a useful tool to have with you at all times on the move. Mine is just as sharp as the day I got it. I use the knife, scissors and toothpick most often, but I have also had cause to use the pen (which has not dried up in all the years I have owned it) screwdriver and nail file. Well worth having. I also have a standard Victorinox knife, but as it is heavier, it stays in my drawer at home for all the daily tasks this sort of tool is handy for (that one is probably 40 years old now and still going strong).

Really well built, have used it on many occasions, tools feel very good in quality, really compact and easy to carry, wish I’d bought one sooner, fairly good value for money.

Very handy to keep in purse

Great to carry around in my wallet. Has all the tools needed for small emergencies. So good that my wife and her two friends bought one. ( saves using mine!)

Great product

Had one of these for years great bit of kit and took it on all my travels whilst in the military. My son was given one as a present by his grandparents and used to carry it in his wallet. On entering a pub in Leeds with his girlfriend, they were searched and his card was discovered. They confiscated it telling him he wouldn’t be getting it back. On his behalf I contacted the pub chain asking for an explanation and, in their defence received a satisfactory answer. They said he could retrieve the item, contact the pub landlord and they should return the card. My son, though initially miffed as a memento of his grandparents was, he felt had been effectively stolen from him, relented and didn’t peruse the issue (I have a few of the cards and offered him a replacement) The moral of this is though it appears a genuinely innocent ‘handy tool’ the security world will see how it could be part of an inventory that could be used to cause harm.