Victorinox, Cheese Master W, Swiss Army Pocket Knife, Large, Multi Tool, Camping, 8 Functions, Blade with wavy edge, Fondue fork, Bottle opener, Lockable Blade

I own a number of Victorinox Swiss Army knives and they are all high quality, and consequently great value for money. This cheese knife is a novelty knife, but nevertheless high quality and I love it. If you love cheese and Victorinox knives this knife is definitely for you. Highly recommended!

This victorinox model has knife fork and cheese blade. Though it is a large knife, it is not heavy, but robustly built. It is not legal carry, but is perfect for camping

Love this! As a lover of both cheese and gadgets this victorinox cheese master yelled out to me! Great price, good conversation piece, great quality, even comes with the classic tweezers and tooth pick!

This SAK doesn't get much attention from reviewers and seems to be a hidden gem. It's the usual Victorinox good quality so there's not much to say about that. What is unusual is the design of the two blades and the fork. The larger blade is semi serrated with the serrations at the tip, where most dual blades do it the other way round. The other blade is obviously designed to cut soft and medium cheese. Then there's the oddly shaped fork that is supposed to be for fondue, you know for those times you have an impromptu fondue session while you're out in the woods.What I find this SAK ideal for is quick picnics. The semi serrated blade with serrations at the tip is ideal for cutting through a baguette and spreading some butter. The cheese knife is obviously ideal for cutting up the cheese you bought to go with your baguette. The bottle opener or wine cork screw is just the job to open the wine or beer you also brought along. Then the toothpick can help you clean up your teeth after you've eaten.This leaves the fork and tweezers. What can you use this weird fork for if you aren't going to fire up a fondue pot on a park bench? The shape isn't great for using it as a fork to eat something with although you could use it if you had to. What you could use it for is to pick things like olives out of a jar or pick up slices of Brie.The tweezers might not get used much but they are handy to have in case you get a splinter or have some other tweezer related task that you weren't expecting while out.My only minor criticism is the one locking blade. Firstly its a liner lock that is difficult and awkward to release. Having a lock means you can't legally carry it around because you feel like it in the UK. Second it's slightly longer than three inches, again just over the legal limit for everyday carry (a moot point because the lock already makes it fall foul of the rules).All in all I think this is a great SAK to have in my little collection and just the job for a bread and cheese lunch out in the open air.

Was worried these were discontinued so when one came up at a good price I did not hesitate to buy ,its a no brainer for a picnic

Bought this for my daughter who loves sporks, kitchen equipment and random gifts (and who knows when you need an impromptu cheeseboard and a bottle of wine right?!). She loves it! It’s very sharp, with the usual Victorinox build quality and classic design and feels like it will last for years.Kind of a bit limited in use by its nature of being a cheese knife multi-tool (although as usual with a SAK you’re only limited by your imagination), but as a quirky gift that will last for years to come it’s amazing, different and fun.

I'm an Swiss Army Knife addict. With that in mind this is an absolute must buy and a bargain at the current price. It has unique blades and would be the perfect picnic knife it it wasn't for UK knife laws. The main blade locks, it's over 3 inches long. People have been banged up for having locking Victorinox knives in their car, which counts as a public place.

Just a quality tool