The Victorinox Spartan medium pocket knife is the most popular knife in its line. When you say Swiss Army Knife, you probably think of the legendary officer's knife. And that legend continues with the Spartan pocket knife. This is the pocket knife that started it all. The one that's helped people all over the world get the job done. And wherever your daily adventures take you, the Spartan is ready. The knife offers 12 tools in one compact 91mm body, making it the best-selling knife from this renowned Swiss company. The tools are made of stainless steel and are set in a plastic sheath. Thanks to the stainless steel ring, the knife can be hung on your keys and carried at all times. The Victorinox success story began with the "officer's" knife as early as 1897. The latest generation of the world-famous original continues the legacy of tradition, but at the same time meets the demands of today with regard to functionality, user-friendliness and quality.
The Victorinox Spartan medium pocket knife is the most popular knife in its line. When you say Swiss Army Knife, you probably think of the legendary officer's knife. And that legend continues with the Spartan pocket knife. This is the pocket knife that started it all. The one that's helped people all over the world get the job done. And wherever your daily adventures take you, the Spartan is ready. The knife offers 12 tools in one compact 91mm body, making it the best-selling knife from this renowned Swiss company. The tools are made of stainless steel and are set in a plastic sheath. Thanks to the stainless steel ring, the knife can be hung on your keys and carried at all times. The Victorinox success story began with the "officer's" knife as early as 1897. The latest generation of the world-famous original continues the legacy of tradition, but at the same time meets the demands of today with regard to functionality, user-friendliness and quality.
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The lowest price we last saw for Victorinox Spartan Swiss Army Knife in White was $44.96 at Sibley Catering Equipment, compared across 7 retailers (last seen 12 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
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Prices last updated 12 May 2026.
Victorinox Spartan Swiss Army Knife in White
The Victorinox Spartan medium pocket knife is the most popular knife in its line. When you say Swiss Army Knife, you probably think of the legendary officer's knife. And that legend continues with the Spartan pocket knife. This is the pocket knife that started it all. The one that's helped people all over the world get the job done. And wherever your daily adventures take you, the Spartan is ready. The knife offers 12 tools in one compact 91mm body, making it the best-selling knife from this renowned Swiss company. The tools are made of stainless steel and are set in a plastic sheath. Thanks to the stainless steel ring, the knife can be hung on your keys and carried at all times. The Victorinox success story began with the "officer's" knife as early as 1897. The latest generation of the world-famous original continues the legacy of tradition, but at the same time meets the demands of today with regard to functionality, user-friendliness and quality.
The Victorinox Spartan medium pocket knife is the most popular knife in its line. When you say Swiss Army Knife, you probably think of the legendary officer's knife. And that legend continues with the Spartan pocket knife. This is the pocket knife that started it all. The one that's helped people all over the world get the job done. And wherever your daily adventures take you, the Spartan is ready. The knife offers 12 tools in one compact 91mm body, making it the best-selling knife from this renowned Swiss company. The tools are made of stainless steel and are set in a plastic sheath. Thanks to the stainless steel ring, the knife can be hung on your keys and carried at all times. The Victorinox success story began with the "officer's" knife as early as 1897. The latest generation of the world-famous original continues the legacy of tradition, but at the same time meets the demands of today with regard to functionality, user-friendliness and quality.
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Spartan, White
Delivery $16
Victorinox Spartan Swiss Army Knife - White
Delivery $8.90
Victorinox Spartan Swiss Army Knife - White
Delivery $8.90
Victorinox Spartan Swiss Army Knife - White
Delivery $9.21
Victorinox Spartan Swiss Army Knife - White
Delivery between 15–25 May $9.90
Victorinox Spartan - White
Delivery between 13–25 May $15
Victorinox Spartan Swiss Army Knife - White
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originally posted on victorinox.com
Need a pocket friend who never lets you down? You found it. I have had this Victorinox Spartan knife for 20 years and it has never failed me. Two blades, means that one at least, is always sharp. Can and Bottle Opener are a must, cablestriper will help you jump start a car, screwdrivers are always needed and the awl can be used to sow a tent or clothing shut, which can save your life if it´s cold. The scale next to the corkscrew will hold a needle (not included, just a tip...), the corkscrew itself, "has 43 diffrent uses" according to the US Marines, and it will hold a miniture screw driver (recommended for anyone with glases, not included.) You can also buy Original Plus scales of the internet, which will let you carry a pen. Non locking blade makes it legal in ... MoreNeed a pocket friend who never lets you down? You found it. I have had this Victorinox Spartan knife for 20 years and it has never failed me. Two blades, means that one at least, is always sharp. Can and Bottle Opener are a must, cablestriper will help you jump start a car, screwdrivers are always needed and the awl can be used to sow a tent or clothing shut, which can save your life if it´s cold. The scale next to the corkscrew will hold a needle (not included, just a tip...), the corkscrew itself, "has 43 diffrent uses" according to the US Marines, and it will hold a miniture screw driver (recommended for anyone with glases, not included.) You can also buy Original Plus scales of the internet, which will let you carry a pen. Non locking blade makes it legal in almost any country as long as you behave sensibly with it. Make sure to add a mini LED-flashlight, a ferro-rod fire starter and a metall emergency whistle to the keyring of this knife, any you will be ready for almost any situation! Finaly the best thing is that it will fit so well in your jeans pocket! A full size blade, that you hardly notice! It is also very low maintainance. Not to many parts to break. And pretty cheap but still hight quality.
originally posted on swissknifeshop.com
GreetingsI am a lifelong pocket knife owner. At 71years of age it is never too late to gift your 34-year-old son another Swiss Armey Knife. He admired mine ,when I ordered his it was only available with blade handle scales. I never knew they came in any other color. mHe loved the knife and the variation
originally posted on victorinox.com
The Spartan is very similar to the Tinker (small), but it's a must have for every collector. If you're not a collector, the Spartan is almost a perfect EDC. I prefer my SAKs to have the scissors but not everyone wants/needs a scissors in their EDC. If you won't use the scissors, then your choice between Spartan and Tinker boils down to preference... corkscrew vs screwdriver. I'm not a huge fan of the perpendicular screwdriver so I prefer the corkscrew, which comes in handy for many things beyond opening a bottle of wine. The corkscrew also allows you to add-on the tiny flathead screwdriver to repair your eyeglasses, which is a huge bonus for me. So I would take the Spartan over Tinker any day. The Spartan gives you a main blade for meal prep, a small blade for boxes ... MoreThe Spartan is very similar to the Tinker (small), but it's a must have for every collector. If you're not a collector, the Spartan is almost a perfect EDC. I prefer my SAKs to have the scissors but not everyone wants/needs a scissors in their EDC. If you won't use the scissors, then your choice between Spartan and Tinker boils down to preference... corkscrew vs screwdriver. I'm not a huge fan of the perpendicular screwdriver so I prefer the corkscrew, which comes in handy for many things beyond opening a bottle of wine. The corkscrew also allows you to add-on the tiny flathead screwdriver to repair your eyeglasses, which is a huge bonus for me. So I would take the Spartan over Tinker any day. The Spartan gives you a main blade for meal prep, a small blade for boxes and letters, plus the multi-tool layer for opening cans and lifting bottle caps. And for the price, the Spartan is a no-brainer. You won't regret buying this for yourself or as a gift for a loved one.
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| Shaft colour | White |
Spartan, White
Delivery $16
Victorinox Spartan Swiss Army Knife - White
Delivery $8.90
Victorinox Spartan Swiss Army Knife - White
Delivery $8.90
Victorinox Spartan Swiss Army Knife - White
Delivery $9.21
Victorinox Spartan Swiss Army Knife - White
Delivery between 15–25 May $9.90
Need a pocket friend who never lets you down? You found it. I have had this Victorinox Spartan knife for 20 years and it has never failed me. Two blades, means that one at least, is always sharp. Can and Bottle Opener are a must, cablestriper will help you jump start a car, screwdrivers are always needed and the awl can be used to sow a tent or clothing shut, which can save your life if it´s cold. The scale next to the corkscrew will hold a needle (not included, just a tip...), the corkscrew itself, "has 43 diffrent uses" according to the US Marines, and it will hold a miniture screw driver (recommended for anyone with glases, not included.) You can also buy Original Plus scales of the internet, which will let you carry a pen. Non locking blade makes it legal in ... MoreNeed a pocket friend who never lets you down? You found it. I have had this Victorinox Spartan knife for 20 years and it has never failed me. Two blades, means that one at least, is always sharp. Can and Bottle Opener are a must, cablestriper will help you jump start a car, screwdrivers are always needed and the awl can be used to sow a tent or clothing shut, which can save your life if it´s cold. The scale next to the corkscrew will hold a needle (not included, just a tip...), the corkscrew itself, "has 43 diffrent uses" according to the US Marines, and it will hold a miniture screw driver (recommended for anyone with glases, not included.) You can also buy Original Plus scales of the internet, which will let you carry a pen. Non locking blade makes it legal in almost any country as long as you behave sensibly with it. Make sure to add a mini LED-flashlight, a ferro-rod fire starter and a metall emergency whistle to the keyring of this knife, any you will be ready for almost any situation! Finaly the best thing is that it will fit so well in your jeans pocket! A full size blade, that you hardly notice! It is also very low maintainance. Not to many parts to break. And pretty cheap but still hight quality.
GreetingsI am a lifelong pocket knife owner. At 71years of age it is never too late to gift your 34-year-old son another Swiss Armey Knife. He admired mine ,when I ordered his it was only available with blade handle scales. I never knew they came in any other color. mHe loved the knife and the variation
The Spartan is very similar to the Tinker (small), but it's a must have for every collector. If you're not a collector, the Spartan is almost a perfect EDC. I prefer my SAKs to have the scissors but not everyone wants/needs a scissors in their EDC. If you won't use the scissors, then your choice between Spartan and Tinker boils down to preference... corkscrew vs screwdriver. I'm not a huge fan of the perpendicular screwdriver so I prefer the corkscrew, which comes in handy for many things beyond opening a bottle of wine. The corkscrew also allows you to add-on the tiny flathead screwdriver to repair your eyeglasses, which is a huge bonus for me. So I would take the Spartan over Tinker any day. The Spartan gives you a main blade for meal prep, a small blade for boxes ... MoreThe Spartan is very similar to the Tinker (small), but it's a must have for every collector. If you're not a collector, the Spartan is almost a perfect EDC. I prefer my SAKs to have the scissors but not everyone wants/needs a scissors in their EDC. If you won't use the scissors, then your choice between Spartan and Tinker boils down to preference... corkscrew vs screwdriver. I'm not a huge fan of the perpendicular screwdriver so I prefer the corkscrew, which comes in handy for many things beyond opening a bottle of wine. The corkscrew also allows you to add-on the tiny flathead screwdriver to repair your eyeglasses, which is a huge bonus for me. So I would take the Spartan over Tinker any day. The Spartan gives you a main blade for meal prep, a small blade for boxes and letters, plus the multi-tool layer for opening cans and lifting bottle caps. And for the price, the Spartan is a no-brainer. You won't regret buying this for yourself or as a gift for a loved one.
If you're looking for a black Spartan with Cellidor scales, this is the one. Unfortunately if, like me, you were looking for the Sports (otherwise known as the ecoline Spartan or Spartan II) with the red nylon scales, you will be disappointed. The product listing needs to be updated to reflect the actual product being sold. I ordered this online expecting the red nylon scales (prefer these for a work knife), and instead the knife had black cellidor scales when I went to pick it up in store. As I wasn't looking for the black Spartan (I already have one), I had to return the knife. Customer service did not see the issue of the website listing the wrong product, and it took around 30 minutes to explain why this wasn't the knife ordered, and to have the refund ... MoreIf you're looking for a black Spartan with Cellidor scales, this is the one. Unfortunately if, like me, you were looking for the Sports (otherwise known as the ecoline Spartan or Spartan II) with the red nylon scales, you will be disappointed. The product listing needs to be updated to reflect the actual product being sold. I ordered this online expecting the red nylon scales (prefer these for a work knife), and instead the knife had black cellidor scales when I went to pick it up in store. As I wasn't looking for the black Spartan (I already have one), I had to return the knife. Customer service did not see the issue of the website listing the wrong product, and it took around 30 minutes to explain why this wasn't the knife ordered, and to have the refund processed. Really took the "convenience" out of the online order process. Again, if you're looking for the black cellidor scaled Spartan, this is it, and you will be happy. Just a shame it's not what I was looking for. I recommend going into the store to purchase, instead of the website.
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've owned many Swiss Army knives over the past 50 years since I first took one along to summer camp. As I kid, I thought more tools were better. The thickest Victorinox knife was a cool status symbol. Now it seems to me that the Spartan is the best - 2 blades, all the tools I realistically need in a pocket knife, plus the optional eyeglass screwdriver that very conveniently screws into the corkscrew (this essential item saved me on car trips when I owned glasses that were prone to having the lens pop out of the frame).I own 2 Spartans with black sides, both over 20 years old. There's really no point in buying one of the more elaborate, expensive Victorinox knives - they are expensive for what you get. Also the tools, hinges and handle, while finely machined and ... MoreI've owned many Swiss Army knives over the past 50 years since I first took one along to summer camp. As I kid, I thought more tools were better. The thickest Victorinox knife was a cool status symbol. Now it seems to me that the Spartan is the best - 2 blades, all the tools I realistically need in a pocket knife, plus the optional eyeglass screwdriver that very conveniently screws into the corkscrew (this essential item saved me on car trips when I owned glasses that were prone to having the lens pop out of the frame).I own 2 Spartans with black sides, both over 20 years old. There's really no point in buying one of the more elaborate, expensive Victorinox knives - they are expensive for what you get. Also the tools, hinges and handle, while finely machined and finished, are not stout enough for serious tasks. If you need a decent pair of pliers and screwdrivers that will loosen tight fasteners, get a Leatherman.
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 don’t 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 fiancé went to the sea and visited a beach club. And suddenly my girl says, that she won’t swim as her top is out of order. The cord supporting bra wasn’t 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 don’t 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 fiancé went to the sea and visited a beach club. And suddenly my girl says, that she won’t swim as her top is out of order. The cord supporting bra wasn’t attached to the bra. There should be something - a ring or something like that. And it broke. Or lost, I don’t remember.But I wanted to swim with my fiancé. 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 wasn’t 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 don’t use it a lot. But one day I will tell my kids this story)
This is my third Victorinox Spartan knife and they are very good.First one bought in Switzerland and given to a friend in Egypt.Second one bought in England and ultimately lost here.Third one bought from yourselves which I am very happy with.Thank You. Mike.
This knife is the descendant of the Officer line which was my grandfather's favourite for as long as I knew him. I can personally attest to the quality and longevity of these tools as he used his for over 30 years and I continued using it after I inherited it for several more years until I bought this one from a local shop a few years ago. The small blade is immensely useful, especially in situations where whipping out the main one might be a little inappropriate. I almost prefer the can opener over a normal one and the bottle opener is an excellent pry tool. If you find yourself missing the scissors and nail file (as I did) pair this with a Classic SD on your keyring and you will never be caught unprepared again.
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
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| Shaft colour | White |
