The difference between several brands of Swiss army knives

In fact, it is only a production line branch of Vigo luggage, and it has not replaced Vigo Swiss Army Knife as an independent brand, so it is only a product of Vigo, not a cottage or a fake.

2. Hunters

"The Hunter" added "Wood Saw" to The Climbers. "Wood saw" is the most basic equipment in travel and outing tools. It can handle branches with a diameter of 5 cm. Sawing wood for a bonfire or crutches is essential. Camouflage suit is different from the traditional saber style red, showing a unique field charm.

3. Climbers

"Climber" is the most popular style of Swiss army knife among friends in China, and the tools it is equipped with are also the most commonly used. One is for daily home life, and all kinds of tools are just right. Generally, it can also be applied to low-intensity outings. Specification: 14 function, length 9. 1 cm, width 2.6 cm, thickness 1.8 cm and weight 85 g.

4. Work champion

"Work Champion" is the best authentic Swiss professional series of vexcor. 9 cm long lockable broadsword, elegant black frosted wave handle, and various powerful tools show the king's demeanor. Can be competent for all kinds of super-strength use.

Specification: 30 functions, length 1 1. 1 cm, width 3 cm, thickness 2.8 cm and weight 208 g.

Extended data

There are only two brands of real Swiss army knives in the world (we usually refer to two kinds of Swiss army knives, one with a shield and the other with a round mark), namely Victorinox and Wenger.

Victorinox is currently the largest tool manufacturer in Europe, located in the small town of Ibaco, Schweitz, surrounded by mountains in central Switzerland. 1884, the knife maker Karl elson established a knife-making workshop here, which is the predecessor of today's Victoriano company.

1909, Elsanna's mother passed away. In memory of her, the factory was named after her name Victoria. The local stainless steel (Inox) appeared after 192 1, and the word "stainless steel" was added to the company name, thus forming the well-known Victorinox brand.

After 100 years of wind and rain, the company has developed from a manual workshop with more than 20 employees to a large tool factory with more than 1000 employees, producing more than 100 knives every day, 90% of which are exported abroad. The company's products have also developed from the initial 1 to more than 800 kinds at present, and the current chairman is Carl elson III, the grandson of the founder.