Ideal for household use as well as camping and hiking, this Huntsman Knife from Victorinox features 15 tools including a corkscrew and a pair of scissors.
Ideal for household use as well as camping and hiking, this Huntsman Knife from Victorinox features 15 tools including a corkscrew and a pair of scissors.
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Victorinox Huntsman Knife - Red
Ideal for household use as well as camping and hiking, this Huntsman Knife from Victorinox features 15 tools including a corkscrew and a pair of scissors.
Ideal for household use as well as camping and hiking, this Huntsman Knife from Victorinox features 15 tools including a corkscrew and a pair of scissors.
Last updated at 28/03/2026 23:47:10
Victorinox Huntsman Pocket Knife - 15 Functions - 60mm Blade - Red
Delivery $9.22
Victorinox Huntsman Pocket Knife - 15 Functions - 60mm Blade - Red
Delivery $9.22
VICTORINOX HUNTSMAN
originally posted on REI
I was so excited to get this. It is amazing, all the standard bells and whistles. However, I cannot get anything but the toothpick (LOL) out easily. This is tightened so much that I literally had to get ANOTHER tool to pry the tools open. This may be something that loosens with use but I almost injured myself the first couple of tries. I thought it was just me and even my big, tough husband had issues. Will keep around and hope that one days it’s as trusty and helpful as my grandpa’s.
originally posted on victorinox.com
I bought Huntsman as my first multitool, and it did not disappoint!It has a sufficient variety of tools for me.Huntsman can come in handy in variety of situations.I mainly use this tool for when I travel. The only feature I wish I had with it is a ruler. Other than that, everything is excellent.I am planning to go camping and I will definitely take my Huntsman with me.If it's your first time buying a multitool, I strongly believe that Huntsman is a perfect place to start.
originally posted on victorinox.com
I ordered a huntsman to give to my son for Christmas. This was going to be his first pocket knife and something he would have his entire life. I had his name engraved on one side and a small four word phrase that he and I use on the other side. Or so I thought. When the knife was delivered it only had his name on it. I called to see what could be done and was told that I ordered it with just his name, even though there is no confirmation that I received stating so. I voiced my dissatisfaction and was told that "since it wasn't their fault, I could buy another knife with a 10% discount". I will never buy another product from this company every again.
Victorinox Huntsman Pocket Knife - 15 Functions - 60mm Blade - Red
Delivery $9.22
Victorinox Huntsman Pocket Knife - 15 Functions - 60mm Blade - Red
Delivery $9.22
VICTORINOX HUNTSMAN
I was so excited to get this. It is amazing, all the standard bells and whistles. However, I cannot get anything but the toothpick (LOL) out easily. This is tightened so much that I literally had to get ANOTHER tool to pry the tools open. This may be something that loosens with use but I almost injured myself the first couple of tries. I thought it was just me and even my big, tough husband had issues. Will keep around and hope that one days it’s as trusty and helpful as my grandpa’s.
I bought Huntsman as my first multitool, and it did not disappoint!It has a sufficient variety of tools for me.Huntsman can come in handy in variety of situations.I mainly use this tool for when I travel. The only feature I wish I had with it is a ruler. Other than that, everything is excellent.I am planning to go camping and I will definitely take my Huntsman with me.If it's your first time buying a multitool, I strongly believe that Huntsman is a perfect place to start.
I ordered a huntsman to give to my son for Christmas. This was going to be his first pocket knife and something he would have his entire life. I had his name engraved on one side and a small four word phrase that he and I use on the other side. Or so I thought. When the knife was delivered it only had his name on it. I called to see what could be done and was told that I ordered it with just his name, even though there is no confirmation that I received stating so. I voiced my dissatisfaction and was told that "since it wasn't their fault, I could buy another knife with a 10% discount". I will never buy another product from this company every again.
The Swiss Army Huntsman knife is exactly the classic tool you picture when you hear the term "Swiss Army knife" or hear "Victorinox". When I was a kid in Scouts, I had an off-brand version of something like this and now I know what I was missing. The quality is superb. All of the tools close with a solid snap and each tool is strong for its respective task. The small and large blade are sharp and did all tasks I used them for.I really like the saw and it cut through wood for our firepit fairly easily. I also like having scissors on this knife. I have bad memories of cutting moleskin quickly and in the dark with a knife blade in the Army (bad boots and socks back then). When the first multitool with scissors came out, I got it instantly. So I still need scissors for ... MoreThe Swiss Army Huntsman knife is exactly the classic tool you picture when you hear the term "Swiss Army knife" or hear "Victorinox". When I was a kid in Scouts, I had an off-brand version of something like this and now I know what I was missing. The quality is superb. All of the tools close with a solid snap and each tool is strong for its respective task. The small and large blade are sharp and did all tasks I used them for.I really like the saw and it cut through wood for our firepit fairly easily. I also like having scissors on this knife. I have bad memories of cutting moleskin quickly and in the dark with a knife blade in the Army (bad boots and socks back then). When the first multitool with scissors came out, I got it instantly. So I still need scissors for peace of mind (even though I haven't used moleskin for over 25 years!). The great thing though is this knife weighs half of that multitool and if I don't need the pliers, I have been grabbing this instead as I head out the door for the day in my pocket or my backpack for short hikes. Just to test it, I did cut a piece of moleskin from my first aid kit and these scissors had no issue. The tweezers are also one of my favorites and the unique storage location they introduced so long ago is still perfect.For things I would change, the smooth red sides are more slippery than a textured handle of some other knifes. Also, I would love if the corkscrew was replaced by the Phillips screwdriver tool from the Tinker knife. If I am lugging a celebratory drink, it does not have a cork. It can be used for other things, I just find a Phillips driver more useful.
I recieved this knife in red, not the wood color. The reason for the four stars is because some of the tools were very difficult to open. Two of them I had to use something else to pry them open. I did end up accidentally cutting myself because of the difficulty in opening the tools, however, the knives were very sharp which was good. The scissors worked great which I was impressed with. Sometimes the scissors don't cut well on utility knives. There was one tool that I could not figure out what it was for.
In my view, The Huntsman is ideal for anytime you're hiking or in a generally more outdoors setting. It's pretty lightweight considering all its features, and is well thought out overall. Also fits easily in a pocket and is fairly unobtrusive, especially with the addition of a pocket clip (I recommend Key Smart).The two knives are both pretty standard drop point SAK fare. I actually use the small knife for eating fruit and such. The larger blade I use for camp tasks typically. Both hold an edge well and are easy to sharpen. For some reason, the smaller blade is always just a little sharper than the big one.I've used the saw a few times. Any woid which has a diameter roughly equal to the saw blades length is a good candidate for using this saw. In my opinion, ... MoreIn my view, The Huntsman is ideal for anytime you're hiking or in a generally more outdoors setting. It's pretty lightweight considering all its features, and is well thought out overall. Also fits easily in a pocket and is fairly unobtrusive, especially with the addition of a pocket clip (I recommend Key Smart).The two knives are both pretty standard drop point SAK fare. I actually use the small knife for eating fruit and such. The larger blade I use for camp tasks typically. Both hold an edge well and are easy to sharpen. For some reason, the smaller blade is always just a little sharper than the big one.I've used the saw a few times. Any woid which has a diameter roughly equal to the saw blades length is a good candidate for using this saw. In my opinion, although crazy sharp, it's really built for durability rather than flexibility. What that basically means us it'll chew through wood, but it'll grab every so often as well. Something to be aware of. I'd spend a little tine getting comfortable with the saw before potentially finding yourself in a situation where you need it. The back of the blade can also be used with fire steels.The can/bottle opener duo is a classic. Can't go wrong with either, and you also get the wire stripper and drivers with them.The hook is useful for moving firewood IMO. I don't understand why this one doesn't come with the nail file on the back, and that's a minor knock. One more serious knock on this hook. The actual hook end is too close to the keyring hole, and that makes it very difficult to open up.The awl is really useful for it's intended purpise, and also as a straight up gimlet and can be used with a fire steel as well. Plus it's useful for camp sewing.The corkscrew I use to hold a tinder twist from Tortoise gear along with an eyeglass driver. There is a slot under the corkscrew that holds a pin to remove splinters, sim cards, etc...not included for some reason. I do recommend buying a pin to fill the slot. They can be useful.The toothpick I replaced with a Tortoise Gear fire steel. However, there is a quirk with the Huntsman that allows you to actually have both. Next to the scissors is a gap that is perfectly sized to hold the toothpick perfectly snug, and in my experience, the toothpick never comes loose in my pocket or what have you.The tweezers are great for what they are.I really like this blade for hiking and camping.
I truly desire a pair of pliers instead of a saw. Would you consider replacing the saw with a pair of pliers? I am even willing to pay for the replacement.Pliers are almost indispensable for me. They prove incredibly useful for pinching and pulling objects that are too small for my frail fingers or when my fingernails struggle to grasp things.I am surprised that with aging, I have started using tools that I hardly used before, such as a pair of scissors. My fingers are no longer strong enough to rip open bags, like a bag of potato chips.While pocket knives with pliers exist, they are mostly too bulky or combinations of tools that do not suit me. As a traveler in my 60s, I prefer to carry as light as possible due to the changes in my age, strength, and the ... MoreI truly desire a pair of pliers instead of a saw. Would you consider replacing the saw with a pair of pliers? I am even willing to pay for the replacement.Pliers are almost indispensable for me. They prove incredibly useful for pinching and pulling objects that are too small for my frail fingers or when my fingernails struggle to grasp things.I am surprised that with aging, I have started using tools that I hardly used before, such as a pair of scissors. My fingers are no longer strong enough to rip open bags, like a bag of potato chips.While pocket knives with pliers exist, they are mostly too bulky or combinations of tools that do not suit me. As a traveler in my 60s, I prefer to carry as light as possible due to the changes in my age, strength, and the diminished fitness of my feet. Additionally, my fingers no longer possess the agility of my younger days.The tools I use most frequently, in order of priority, are: 1. scissors, 2. a larger blade, 3. a reamer, 4. a smaller knife, and 5. a ring to attach a cord for easy retrieval of the knife from my bag. If I had pliers, they would rank as my third most used tool.While I have owned and used items such as can and bottle openers with screw functions in the past, they are not used as frequently. I have never found a need for a saw during my travels, which primarily involve visiting cities and rural areas rather than camping. Similarly, a hook, once useful in my younger days, is now attached to my backpack or sling bag to avoid carrying it by hand, especially when shopping or dealing with string-tied boxes.
I have been using my huntsman for over 10 years now and this is the one constant throughout all my ventures into the wild - be it the dense hot jungles of India, the Nordic woodlands and mountains or the unforgiving Himalayan hikes.The most useful tools for me personally have been the knife, saw, scissors, can opener and awl. Recently i have upgraded the fireant kit to this tool and augmented its functionality.The testament of my recommendation for this product is that i have gifted it to most of my hiking buddies and everyone loves it.Suggestions - bring back the blue colour version - though most of us have custom scales, blue would be a good colour for wilderness explorations as it is easier to find.Please never retire it!
Victorinox in my opinion do indeed make top quality products, the Victorinox huntsman is a brilliant little pocket friendly UK LEGAL handy man gadget AND woman to carry every day.This is the 2nd Victorinox small multi tool/ knife that I've bought, the first being the alox farmer knife.Anyone who owns a victorinox will probably speak highly of their little pocket buddy because the blade's are sharp, the scissors are amazing for something so small, they open tins of beans, RATHER WELL may I add, and so on, & so on.There's loads of different options with different scales (handles) to choose from with many different colour options, I would HIGHLY recommend buying one to someone who's never owned one before because you WILL get a brilliant quality , be in no doubt ... MoreVictorinox in my opinion do indeed make top quality products, the Victorinox huntsman is a brilliant little pocket friendly UK LEGAL handy man gadget AND woman to carry every day.This is the 2nd Victorinox small multi tool/ knife that I've bought, the first being the alox farmer knife.Anyone who owns a victorinox will probably speak highly of their little pocket buddy because the blade's are sharp, the scissors are amazing for something so small, they open tins of beans, RATHER WELL may I add, and so on, & so on.There's loads of different options with different scales (handles) to choose from with many different colour options, I would HIGHLY recommend buying one to someone who's never owned one before because you WILL get a brilliant quality , be in no doubt about that, yes you can get much cheaper coppy cat's but if you compare a SAK & a cheap coppy cat you'll soon see the obvious difference in quality.Anyway I'm thinking of collecting them cos they're ace, much to my wife's dismay but shhhhus, I won't tell her if you don't .
A medium pocket knife from Victorinox that is a step up from urban everyday carry. It has an economic design in a compact outdoors SAK (camping/hunting/fishing). The Huntsman offers the main staples (large blade, saw, scissors and openers) and a host of smaller tools. With all this functionality, it still remains light enough to be carried in a pants pocket or thrown into a daypack. A bestseller for a reason, I bought this for my 18-year-old son so he will stop borrowing mine when he goes hiking. I highly recommend it.
