Victorinox Swiss Army Knife
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Victorinox
- Mfg Part #: 53771
- UPC: 046928537716
- Category: Tools
Product Description
The 4 3/8 inch WorkChamp XL has the most tools - 30 - of any lockblade. Like all lockblades, it has an ergonomically shaped handle for a sure, tight grip. Features include: 1. Large locking blade for safety, 2.Corkscrew, 3.Can opener with 4. Small screwdriver, 5. Bottle opener with 6. Large screwdriver, and 7. Wire stripper, 8. Reamer, 9. Sewing eye, 10. Key ring, 11. Tweezers, 12. Toothpick, 13. Useful wood saw, 14. Scissors. Along with: 15. Long, small Phillips screwdriver, 16. Metal saw with 17. Metal file (both rare on Swiss Army knives), 18 Nail file, 19. Pliers with 20. Wire cutter and 21. Wire crimper, 22. Phillips screwdriver, 23. Patented mini-screwdriver, 24. Belt cutter, 25. Hoof cleaner, 26. Clip point blade, 27. Shackle opener with 28. Marlin spike, 29. Can and bottle opener with screwdriver, and 30. Fine screwdriver. It does not talk, however. Guaranteed for life. Dimensions: 4.37"L x 1.25"W x 1.65"H Order today!
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Product Information
Application/Usage : Cutting
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Physical Characteristics
Color : Red Handle
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information : Large locking blade , Corkscrew , Can opener with small screwdriver , Bottle opener with large screwdriver and wire stripper , Reamer with sewing eye , Key ring , Toothpick , Tweezers , W
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Product Details
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Product Information
Application/Usage : Cutting
Application/Usage : Stripping
Application/Usage : Crimping
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Physical Characteristics
Color : Red Handle
Color : Silver Blade
Material : Stainless Steel
Length : 4.3"
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information : Large locking blade , Corkscrew , Can opener with small screwdriver , Bottle opener with large screwdriver and wire stripper , Reamer with sewing eye , Key ring , Toothpick , Tweezers , W
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