The Huntsman pocket knife is a popular model of multi-purpose knife.This knife is known for its versatility and quality. It has several features and tools that are useful in different situations. Huntsman knives are popular among outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, and people who need a reliable tool for a variety of everyday tasks. Victorinox multi-purpose knives are known for their quality and durability. The Huntsman is a multifunctional tool ideal for cutting wood or ropes while climbing, hiking and camping. No bulky extra gear, just the feeling of confidence with a knife in your pocket.
The Huntsman pocket knife is a popular model of multi-purpose knife.This knife is known for its versatility and quality. It has several features and tools that are useful in different situations. Huntsman knives are popular among outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, and people who need a reliable tool for a variety of everyday tasks. Victorinox multi-purpose knives are known for their quality and durability. The Huntsman is a multifunctional tool ideal for cutting wood or ropes while climbing, hiking and camping. No bulky extra gear, just the feeling of confidence with a knife in your pocket.
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The lowest price we last saw for Victorinox Huntsman Swiss Army Knife - Jelly Red was $65.00 at Victoria's Basement, compared across 11 retailers (last seen 21 Mar 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $57.85 on 19 July 2025.
Prices last updated 21 Mar 2026.
Victorinox Huntsman Swiss Army Knife - Jelly Red
The Huntsman pocket knife is a popular model of multi-purpose knife.This knife is known for its versatility and quality. It has several features and tools that are useful in different situations. Huntsman knives are popular among outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, and people who need a reliable tool for a variety of everyday tasks. Victorinox multi-purpose knives are known for their quality and durability. The Huntsman is a multifunctional tool ideal for cutting wood or ropes while climbing, hiking and camping. No bulky extra gear, just the feeling of confidence with a knife in your pocket.
The Huntsman pocket knife is a popular model of multi-purpose knife.This knife is known for its versatility and quality. It has several features and tools that are useful in different situations. Huntsman knives are popular among outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, and people who need a reliable tool for a variety of everyday tasks. Victorinox multi-purpose knives are known for their quality and durability. The Huntsman is a multifunctional tool ideal for cutting wood or ropes while climbing, hiking and camping. No bulky extra gear, just the feeling of confidence with a knife in your pocket.
Last updated at 21/03/2026 16:02:30
Victorinox - Huntsman Swiss Army Knife Red Transparent 1.3713.T (Made in Switzerland)
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Victorinox Huntsman 15f pocket knife Transparant Rood One-Size
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Victorinox Huntsman Swiss Army Knife - Translucent Red
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Victorinox Huntsman Swiss Army Knife - Translucent Red
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Victorinox Huntsman Swiss Army Knife - Translucent Red
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Victorinox Huntsman Swiss Army Knife - Jelly Red
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Victorinox Huntsman Swiss army multi tool | 15 different tools, Red Translucent
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I bought this recently after deciding to buy a swiss army knife, and its lived up to all my expectations. I bought the oil to go along with it in case some off the tools were a bit stuck but i can say they all work perfectly. the scissors are some of the best I've used and all the blades are sharp and will cut with ease. the screwdrivers work great and so do the rest of the tools I've used so far. My one complaint is that the hook is a bit difficult to access for me, as i have smaller nails and the part you use to fold out the hook is partially blocked by the key ring, so if they could possibly resolve this issue in future models i think it would be perfect. but overall thats a very small issue, so i still believe this is a five star knife.
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I have owned about 10 of these knivesEvery few years I loose one. I can go about 3 days before I have to buy another one.I use this knife several times every dayThe layout is perfectThe Philips comes out of the end so you can get good torque. The blades are sharp and keep an edge. All the tools work great and I use them all even the hook which was a surprise when it came out. The older I get I find I use the magnifying glass more and more. The workman ship is excellent and has always been so. I have never had one break in anyway.I canât recommend it enoughAnd donât forget the corkscrew which I use almost everydayIn my mind combination of tools and size make this the best model
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The knife is well made and functions great. The only gripe I have to complain about is the cheap nylon sheath with a clip on it. This sheath should not of even been put in the package with the knife because I consider it an insult to the quality of the knife itself. It does not stay snapped, it is poorly stitched cheap nylon and the belt clip is totally useless as it does not stay on a belt if you bend, move or just slightly catch it on something. I will be quickly replacing the sheath with an a better aftermarket one so I don't loose this quality multi tool knife which I know I will with this sheath. I think Victorinox could have done much better on a cloth or leather sheath then this one because it is simply useless. Why make a quality knife and then throw in a ... MoreThe knife is well made and functions great. The only gripe I have to complain about is the cheap nylon sheath with a clip on it. This sheath should not of even been put in the package with the knife because I consider it an insult to the quality of the knife itself. It does not stay snapped, it is poorly stitched cheap nylon and the belt clip is totally useless as it does not stay on a belt if you bend, move or just slightly catch it on something. I will be quickly replacing the sheath with an a better aftermarket one so I don't loose this quality multi tool knife which I know I will with this sheath. I think Victorinox could have done much better on a cloth or leather sheath then this one because it is simply useless. Why make a quality knife and then throw in a useless sheath?
Victorinox - Huntsman Swiss Army Knife Red Transparent 1.3713.T (Made in Switzerland)
Delivery between 26 Marâââ1 Apr $12
Victorinox Huntsman 15f pocket knife Transparant Rood One-Size
Victorinox Huntsman transparent
Delivery $65.72
Victorinox Huntsman Swiss Army Knife - Translucent Red
Delivery $8.90
Victorinox Huntsman Swiss Army Knife - Translucent Red
Delivery $9.26
I bought this recently after deciding to buy a swiss army knife, and its lived up to all my expectations. I bought the oil to go along with it in case some off the tools were a bit stuck but i can say they all work perfectly. the scissors are some of the best I've used and all the blades are sharp and will cut with ease. the screwdrivers work great and so do the rest of the tools I've used so far. My one complaint is that the hook is a bit difficult to access for me, as i have smaller nails and the part you use to fold out the hook is partially blocked by the key ring, so if they could possibly resolve this issue in future models i think it would be perfect. but overall thats a very small issue, so i still believe this is a five star knife.
I have owned about 10 of these knivesEvery few years I loose one. I can go about 3 days before I have to buy another one.I use this knife several times every dayThe layout is perfectThe Philips comes out of the end so you can get good torque. The blades are sharp and keep an edge. All the tools work great and I use them all even the hook which was a surprise when it came out. The older I get I find I use the magnifying glass more and more. The workman ship is excellent and has always been so. I have never had one break in anyway.I canât recommend it enoughAnd donât forget the corkscrew which I use almost everydayIn my mind combination of tools and size make this the best model
The knife is well made and functions great. The only gripe I have to complain about is the cheap nylon sheath with a clip on it. This sheath should not of even been put in the package with the knife because I consider it an insult to the quality of the knife itself. It does not stay snapped, it is poorly stitched cheap nylon and the belt clip is totally useless as it does not stay on a belt if you bend, move or just slightly catch it on something. I will be quickly replacing the sheath with an a better aftermarket one so I don't loose this quality multi tool knife which I know I will with this sheath. I think Victorinox could have done much better on a cloth or leather sheath then this one because it is simply useless. Why make a quality knife and then throw in a ... MoreThe knife is well made and functions great. The only gripe I have to complain about is the cheap nylon sheath with a clip on it. This sheath should not of even been put in the package with the knife because I consider it an insult to the quality of the knife itself. It does not stay snapped, it is poorly stitched cheap nylon and the belt clip is totally useless as it does not stay on a belt if you bend, move or just slightly catch it on something. I will be quickly replacing the sheath with an a better aftermarket one so I don't loose this quality multi tool knife which I know I will with this sheath. I think Victorinox could have done much better on a cloth or leather sheath then this one because it is simply useless. Why make a quality knife and then throw in a useless sheath?
What more can I say? It is a Swiss Army Knife. I got it on sale for a fantastic price.But the knife would be worth it to buy at full price. The price at CT is the same as anywhere else, so I got it at CT.I was surprised at the functionality and the feeling in my hand. This is a 4 layer knife, and I usually prefer a 3 layer Swiss Army Knife (SAK) because the 3 layer units are obviously thinner and weigh less, as such the 3 layer guys are easier to carry in my pocket. However, this 4 layer knife carries exactly the same to me. The extra weight and size are not noticeable. So I love the way this "fireman" (improperly named - the real name is "Fieldmaster") feels in my pocket and hands.I also really like the set of tools on this knife. You would not think that a ... MoreWhat more can I say? It is a Swiss Army Knife. I got it on sale for a fantastic price.But the knife would be worth it to buy at full price. The price at CT is the same as anywhere else, so I got it at CT.I was surprised at the functionality and the feeling in my hand. This is a 4 layer knife, and I usually prefer a 3 layer Swiss Army Knife (SAK) because the 3 layer units are obviously thinner and weigh less, as such the 3 layer guys are easier to carry in my pocket. However, this 4 layer knife carries exactly the same to me. The extra weight and size are not noticeable. So I love the way this "fireman" (improperly named - the real name is "Fieldmaster") feels in my pocket and hands.I also really like the set of tools on this knife. You would not think that a saw is all that useful, but, after you have one of these you will love that tool. The saw is extremely sharp and will cut through a branch or a fan belt in seconds. Really handy.The other thing I like about this knife is that it has a Phillips screwdriver and not a corkscrew. The only thing the corkscrew tool is good for, in my opinion, is to hold the extra-fine mini flat blade screwdriver (which is an add-on item). Having the mini screwdriver is great, but I think the full-sized Phillips driver is a better choice.The other thing about this knife is the scissors. I will not buy a SAK without scissors because that tool is so useful, I use them all the time and they work great.The toothpick and tweezers are another set of tools I would never be without. I use these very often as well. I work with wood and slivers are a notorious addition to my fingers, so I use the tweezers to get them out. It works great.The only negative about this knife, and it is very picky, is the parcel hook. I have never used this tool in any of my SAK's and I wonder why it is there. But, it comes with the package, so, that is the way it is. It is a minor flaw in an otherwise perfect knife.This is the second most popular SAK, after the âclassicâ which is really not a knife in my view. This is my now favourite pocket carry knife. I used to love the super tinker, but this is exactly the same knife knife with a saw. Love it.It really is a wonderful addition to your pocket and I highly recommend it.
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.
My first was what would now be a Ranger, in 1983. Loved making walking sticks for my grandparents, with all the engravings and carvings etc. All done with my Swissie. Years later there was Leatherman... and I invested in the heavy duty pliers-based multitool. With knife laws being what they are now, and seeing some really cool little add-on gadgets you get now (please stock the FireAnt & FireFly permenently), I got my first Swissie for years: this Spartan. The basic model that doesn't leave me without the Awl or the Cork Screw. Thin & light and 'innocent looking'. Handy for food prep and unpacking at work.I can say that the old saying, "They don't make them like they used to", doesn't apply here. There is no more 'double-jointed' blades that can't take too much ... MoreMy first was what would now be a Ranger, in 1983. Loved making walking sticks for my grandparents, with all the engravings and carvings etc. All done with my Swissie. Years later there was Leatherman... and I invested in the heavy duty pliers-based multitool. With knife laws being what they are now, and seeing some really cool little add-on gadgets you get now (please stock the FireAnt & FireFly permenently), I got my first Swissie for years: this Spartan. The basic model that doesn't leave me without the Awl or the Cork Screw. Thin & light and 'innocent looking'. Handy for food prep and unpacking at work.I can say that the old saying, "They don't make them like they used to", doesn't apply here. There is no more 'double-jointed' blades that can't take too much pressure during deeper cuts. The big Screw Driver has a handy stop at 90 degrees. Love the tools in the scales (why can't they all have the Plus option all the time?) To me, they seem more corrosion-resistant, smoother and more 'drum tight' than my '80's one. All I can say is, it won't be long before I get my hands on a Ranger again, and replay some childhood memories out in the woods...
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!
This is actually the Fieldmaster and not the Fireman. The Fireman is larger and does not have scissors or the hook. But this Fieldmaster is a great pocket knife multi tool. A perfect go to as your first and maybe final EDC tool!! It is relatively small for a pocket tool and has almost everything you need for camping, hiking, hunting, house tinkering, work at a desk, or work in tech/trades. If you forgot your main tool/s, this almost has all you need in a jam. I feel this is my EDC tool and the one I can just make sure I always have in an urban out and about setting, at home, desk job, tech job, and even some trades work, but for sure in any outdoor setting. If you only bring one tool in a pocket in case I don't feel there is a better one for the size and simplicity. ... MoreThis is actually the Fieldmaster and not the Fireman. The Fireman is larger and does not have scissors or the hook. But this Fieldmaster is a great pocket knife multi tool. A perfect go to as your first and maybe final EDC tool!! It is relatively small for a pocket tool and has almost everything you need for camping, hiking, hunting, house tinkering, work at a desk, or work in tech/trades. If you forgot your main tool/s, this almost has all you need in a jam. I feel this is my EDC tool and the one I can just make sure I always have in an urban out and about setting, at home, desk job, tech job, and even some trades work, but for sure in any outdoor setting. If you only bring one tool in a pocket in case I don't feel there is a better one for the size and simplicity. Plier based tools may be better for some but for a similar/close to the same quality you pay a lot more and carry a bulkier/heavier tool. The scissors can't be beat on this one and all the other tools work really well, you cannot say the same for all the other plier based top brands tools, they are close, but are very plier centric and do that great. Buy both eventually if wanted but in my opinion start with this one to see if you need the more expensive choices and this will not be a waste of your money. I can't say enough.
Well, I received my first Victorinox as a New Year gift about 15 years ago. As you understand, it was Spartan. Light, little, well made, I loved it and used a lot.I donât even know, how it survived everything, that happened with it.It helped me overcome countless number of challenges and accompanied me in mountains, kayaking, field, city, bike etc and etc.And I used it with imagination. But I always was wondering, why do Victorinox say, that key ring is an instrument, when it is a key ring.And one day I got I was wrong.Me and my fiancĂ© went to the sea and visited a beach club. And suddenly my girl says, that she wonât swim as her top is out of order. The cord supporting bra wasnât attached to the bra. There should be something - a ring or something like that. ... MoreWell, I received my first Victorinox as a New Year gift about 15 years ago. As you understand, it was Spartan. Light, little, well made, I loved it and used a lot.I donât even know, how it survived everything, that happened with it.It helped me overcome countless number of challenges and accompanied me in mountains, kayaking, field, city, bike etc and etc.And I used it with imagination. But I always was wondering, why do Victorinox say, that key ring is an instrument, when it is a key ring.And one day I got I was wrong.Me and my fiancĂ© went to the sea and visited a beach club. And suddenly my girl says, that she wonât swim as her top is out of order. The cord supporting bra wasnât attached to the bra. There should be something - a ring or something like that. And it broke. Or lost, I donât remember.But I wanted to swim with my fiancĂ©. And I started thinking a lot. But I had nothing but cell phone, wallet and Spartan in my shorts.I looked at the key ring from my Spartan and wondered if I can use it to repair the top.It wasnât easy, but I did it.The day was saved, I was a hero.It was the year we married and wife said that moment she understood I am a reliable man.Spartans main blade is already drained, so I care of it and donât use it a lot. But one day I will tell my kids this story)
To me this is exactly what a SAK should be. When I think of a swiss army knife its the Spartan that comes to mind. I got the white Spartan as a gift and it is beautiful. I have gotten many compliments on it. I am not a big outdoorsman so I dont need a saw or many of the other tools that the bigger SAKs come with. I use the small blade for most things and save the big one for times when I need to do some serious cutting. I added the screwdriver to the corkscrew that comes in handy. I often find uses for the tweezers. I use the toothpick for many things other than cleaning between my teeth.Again, the white scales make all the difference . Its beautiful
