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This classic pocket knife, with tools for just about any camping situation, measures just over 3.5 inches, allowing it to slide easily into a pocket.

The Camper Swiss Army Knife has just about everything you'll need out in the woods, all in one lightweight package.

Bottle or can opener with flat screw drivers.
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| Blade material: | Stainless steel |
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| Blade type: | Drop point |
| Blades: | 2 |
| Bottle opener: | Yes |
| Can opener: | Yes |
| Closed length: | 3.58 inches |
| Corkscrew: | Yes |
| Handle material: | Nylon |
| Lanyard ring: | Yes |
| Reamer: | Yes |
| Standard screwdriver(s): | 2 |
| Toothpick: | Yes |
| Tweezers: | Yes |
| Weight: | 3.2 ounces |
| Wire stripper: | Yes |
| Wood saw: | Yes |
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| Victorinox Camper Black | $20.25 |
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| Red | 20.2527.0029.00 |
| Black | 29.00 |
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Excellent Tool | |
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| An excellent knife, like almost all of the Victorinox Swiss Army knives. This one is more suited to camping and outdoors. The climber model with the scissors is probably a more appropriate knife for urban use. Regarding the review below, the only people who think the saw blade is useless are those who've never used it. The swiss army saw is actually a very capable and useful saw. I've cut through 3 inch branches with ease. Also works great on crusty bread and ropes, cables and seat belt material. Definitely not a gimmick. Give it a try and you may be surprised. | |
| paddlesheep at REI on 12/20/2008 | |
Fun little saw | |
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| At the campsite, my kid finds straight deadfall branches, then fashions them into walking poles. This saw works great for that task... he cuts little branch after little branch after little branch off of the big branch. A good tool for a kid at the campsite. It's a good tool for him. Effective and hasn't worn out. I also let him cut all the small Buckthorn trees (invasive) he can... and it goes them them easily. Rest is all what you expect in an SA knife. But seriously, who uses a corkscrew when camping? | |
| ShoreviewSwede at REI on 06/17/2008 | |
"Spend the extra money and get a Swiss. You will NOT regret it." | |
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| Awesome knife! I've always used cheap imitations, but this is the real thing! And now I see what all the fuss is about. Swiss Army makes class multi-purpose knives, and this one is no exception. I am absolutely astonished at the build quality, especially compared to others who try to copy this construction. The knife is real solid with a good weight to it. No useless tools on this baby! I have already used this knife everyday since I got it, and I don't worry if it'll hold up one bit because I have full confidence that it will! | |
| Danny at Moosejaw on 05/26/2008 | |
Best first knife for campers | |
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| I love this knife every time I go camping or hiking I use it. I think the best use of this knife is to whittle with it and to make shavings for a fire. The greatest things about this knife are the sharp blade and the saw. The only thing I dont like about it is that its hard to clean. | |
| firefox at REI on 08/24/2009 | |
practical | |
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| This is a great knife, but I prefer a locking blade. this is practical, but i wouldn't recommend this to a backpacker the saw is kinda bendy, but what can you say? its not like you want to cut down a tree with that thing. this is good for widdling. | |
| dewi at REI on 06/22/2008 | |
"awesome basic tool" | |
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| got one of these when i was in cub scouts... still have it... it has always proved usefull.... the saw always seems to be sharp... even after i have used it extensively.... and it is much easier to carry than the swiss champ that i have.... | |
| David at Moosejaw on 06/06/2007 | |
"It's a keeper for life" | |
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| I had a knife like this when I was 7. I used it on everything. The saw on this is sturdy enough to cut through 1.5 inch thick bamboo. | |
| Ariel at Moosejaw on 01/18/2007 | |
"Great." | |
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| Sweet knife. Works great, lots of helpful additions to a basic swiss army knife. Classic design is also a plus. Highly recommended. | |
| Lily at Moosejaw on 02/03/2008 | |
"Awesome" | |
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| This knife is great. I went on a camping trip this summer and it was extremely usefull! I Love IT! | |
| Ronit at Moosejaw on 02/07/2006 | |
Awsome Knife | |
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| A great knife. It is awsome because it just does it all. It may rust, but I havent tried. | |
| Osprey01 at REI on 01/06/2008 | |
Great quality, saw not useful | |
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| As with all Victorinox Swiss Army knives, this is a quality product. Yet, I would recommend getting the Spartan version instead. The Spartan does not have the saw blade, which is pretty useless and just adds weight. (The Spartan is sometimes named the "camper", so there can be confusion.) I have owned a number of different Victorinox Swiss Army knives. As they get lost, stolen, or taken by airline security, I just buy another. I strongly recommend the Spartan, why carry the extra weight of gimmick blades that you will not use? | |
| Larry at REI on 11/30/2008 | |