Victorinox Swiss Card Lite Swiss Army Knife, 13 Functions, Swiss Made Pocket Knife with Magnifying Glass, LED and Tweezers - Ruby

The Swiss knife card quality is tops and very handy to carry. I've carried one for 20 years and the only reason I ordered a new one is the knife like "letter opener" was confiscated out of my card when I went through airport security. I had been through security many times over many years, but this time it was taken. So, to be safe I recommend packing it in your check on bag.The knife card functions quite well and is handy to use for a variety of functions.

I bought 2 and gave one to my son and the other I kept for myself. I carry in my purse all the time and it has come in so handy. People are impressed that I have the tools need in such a small neat package. I highly recommend this product. Son carries his in his wallet and has used it several times as well. Works great and so handy. He loves it as well.

For the man who has everything, this item seemed like a good gift idea. My thinking was that if he was ever stranded and needed something that one normally wouldn't think to carry, he could just whip out his credit card sized survival kit and be glad to have it.I am a woman and I have a small pocket knife on my key ring that I have found quite useful over the years. It has a knife, scissors, file, tweezers, and toothpick - much like what this item has. Tweezers are good for removing an embarrassing whisker, a splinter, or even a deer tick (which I have used mine for once). Scissors are good to have for that time when you suddenly realize that you forgot to cut the tags off the new garment you bought last night, or if you can't tear a seal or other packaging with your fingers. The file can be used to file a nail or possibly even as a makeshift screwdriver. The toothpick might be critical if you had spinach for lunch and don't carry floss, or it might come in handy if you have to push a tiny reset button and don't have a pen. The knife can be concealed inside a mitten if you feel threatened, but don't want to show the potential attacker that you have a small blade to fight back with. One time, my brother missed a spot while shaving and didn't notice until he had left the house. He borrowed my knife and shaved with it in the side mirror of my dad's truck.You never know what life will throw at you, so carrying a nifty little tool like this is a good thing to do. My key chain pocket knife is very handy, but for someone who doesn't drive and therefore doesn't carry keys around, already has too many keys on their key ring, or is just more likely to be carrying their wallet in any given situation, this item would probably be a better option.

Victorinox is one of the official manufacturers of the famous Swiss Army Knife. The quality is excellent.

All of the pieces are well made and useful.

Was debating between the classic and lite version and ended up with lite for the Quattro tool and magnifying glass. After carrying this it does everything you want it to do. The light is about 3 lumens and will work well for emergencies. The Quattro tool has limitations for screws where you need a longer reach. In cases you need a longer reach the classic version would have done well. But if you carry a SD Classic or Rambler on your key chain, you have a very well stocked carry-able mini tool set.

I've purchased and carried approximately 20 different Victorinox Swiss Army Knives. I know pretty much all there is to know about them.I carry this Swisscard everyday of the year with my cash and cards. I love Swiss Army Knives, but I don't like having the little lump in my pocket caused by the traditional 58mm keychain knives like the Classic and Rambler. This is the perfect compromise, and in many ways its better than the small knives because the larger amount of tools.The knife and scissors can be a little awkward to hold and use, and the screwdrivers have basically no reach, but the comfort in the pocket and versatility win out for me.Swiss Army Knives are always personal preference, and the best one for you depends on many variables. Other tools you carry, what you do for a living, and what you do in your free time all affect the tools you value most. I value comfort in the pocket very much, while others value comfort in the hand during use very much.

I used to carry a multitool (main tool was scissors) in my diaper bag, but misplaced it when taking it out for airline travel. When looking for a replacement, I came across this pocket tool. It seemed perfect for my needs, as a mom of three young children and a ridiculous amount of stuff to carry around, I like to be minimalist where I can and I loved that this tool fit in my wallet. I don't ever forget it if I'm just bringing my wallet in to run an errand, as I would with my multitool which stayed in the big diaper bag. As mentioned the main tool I use is the scissors, for cutting straws when we get drinks at restaurants, etc. (I hate that the regular sized straws stick so far out of children's cups, and they usually poke themselves once or twice.) but I have used the knife for various things, the screwdrivers to fix a loose pair of sunglasses, the pen, the tweezers and magnifying glass to get a splinter. Haven't needed the light or pin but overall this is a very useful little toolbox and I am so happy with it, I have stopped looking for the multitool.