The Swiss Army knife you can take with you anywhere with more than a century of proven functionality. The Classic SD easily disappears onto your key chain ready to make a grand entrance every time you have a problem that needs solving. Small, but full of class, this pocket tool will escort you through your business life and your leisure. With 7 functions including both nail file and screwdriver and a host of matching accessories makes this the easiest lifetime commitment you'll ever make.
The Swiss Army knife you can take with you anywhere with more than a century of proven functionality. The Classic SD easily disappears onto your key chain ready to make a grand entrance every time you have a problem that needs solving. Small, but full of class, this pocket tool will escort you through your business life and your leisure. With 7 functions including both nail file and screwdriver and a host of matching accessories makes this the easiest lifetime commitment you'll ever make.
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The lowest price we last saw for Victorinox Classic SD Swiss Army Knife (Navy Camouflage) was $31.00 at Hollands Country Clothing, compared across 15 retailers (last seen 26 Sept 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $15.17 on 30 Sept 2024.
Prices last updated 26 Sept 2026.
Victorinox Classic SD Swiss Army Knife (Navy Camouflage)
The Swiss Army knife you can take with you anywhere with more than a century of proven functionality. The Classic SD easily disappears onto your key chain ready to make a grand entrance every time you have a problem that needs solving. Small, but full of class, this pocket tool will escort you through your business life and your leisure. With 7 functions including both nail file and screwdriver and a host of matching accessories makes this the easiest lifetime commitment you'll ever make.
The Swiss Army knife you can take with you anywhere with more than a century of proven functionality. The Classic SD easily disappears onto your key chain ready to make a grand entrance every time you have a problem that needs solving. Small, but full of class, this pocket tool will escort you through your business life and your leisure. With 7 functions including both nail file and screwdriver and a host of matching accessories makes this the easiest lifetime commitment you'll ever make.
Last updated at 26/09/2026 20:38:01
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For me it’s the king. Loads of tools. Has everything a Leatherman or gerber has (minus the pliers obviously) plus much more and in a small package.Only downsides that stupid ‘multi function’ hook. It has no purpose. If it has be on there please use the one with the integrated nail file from the compact.
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The Climber truly is the best compact everyday carry (better than the Compact)—it features a set of 13 most universally-useful tools packed in the most compact form, with only 3 layers. It's designed to have no specialized tools but contain everything you're going to need in most everyday-life situations. If you're looking for the most all-around capable model but don't know what to choose, pick this one—you'll be most pleased. Be sure to buy with it a precision screwdriver to add another useful function to this great toolkit.
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This is the best selling Victorinox knife modell in all of Scandinavia a friend told me, who works for a big detail firm. No wonder. The scissors are large, strong and easy to repair. (Spring is easy to change, if you ever would break it.) Two blades means that at least one will be sharper than the other. Wire stripper will help you jump start your car. Bottle and Can Opener is a must. Hook can be used for thightning shoe laces, carry a parcel, twist metal wire, turns your knife into a smartphone stand and if upgraded to Plus scales you can lock the pen in it´s slit, which makes it so much easy to write with. Corkscrew has 43 different uses according to the US Marines, it can be equiped with a minature screwdriver (not included, but recommended for people who wear ... MoreThis is the best selling Victorinox knife modell in all of Scandinavia a friend told me, who works for a big detail firm. No wonder. The scissors are large, strong and easy to repair. (Spring is easy to change, if you ever would break it.) Two blades means that at least one will be sharper than the other. Wire stripper will help you jump start your car. Bottle and Can Opener is a must. Hook can be used for thightning shoe laces, carry a parcel, twist metal wire, turns your knife into a smartphone stand and if upgraded to Plus scales you can lock the pen in it´s slit, which makes it so much easy to write with. Corkscrew has 43 different uses according to the US Marines, it can be equiped with a minature screwdriver (not included, but recommended for people who wear glasses.) There is a tiny hole at the base of the corkscrew for a needle. (Just incase those "sprayheads" in front of your cars window clogg up.) You can get original Plus scales online, and that will make you able to add a pen to this knife. There are also glow-in-the-dark scales. Red scales makes the knife easy to find in snow, brush or even under water. To prolong the life of the scissor-spring, store the knife (long term) with the scissors in the "open" position. Probably one of the best pocket knives for everyday use in an urban enviroment. Not to big, but covers about 85% of your needs. If you live in the country however you might want to consider a modell with a saw and/or a metal file.
| Series / Models | Classic SD |
| Length | 58mm |
| No. of Tools | 7 |
| No. of Layers | 2 |
| Lockable Blade | No |
Victorinox Swiss Army Pocket Knife Classic SD with 7 Functions, Red, Gift Box Packaging
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For me it’s the king. Loads of tools. Has everything a Leatherman or gerber has (minus the pliers obviously) plus much more and in a small package.Only downsides that stupid ‘multi function’ hook. It has no purpose. If it has be on there please use the one with the integrated nail file from the compact.
The Climber truly is the best compact everyday carry (better than the Compact)—it features a set of 13 most universally-useful tools packed in the most compact form, with only 3 layers. It's designed to have no specialized tools but contain everything you're going to need in most everyday-life situations. If you're looking for the most all-around capable model but don't know what to choose, pick this one—you'll be most pleased. Be sure to buy with it a precision screwdriver to add another useful function to this great toolkit.
This is the best selling Victorinox knife modell in all of Scandinavia a friend told me, who works for a big detail firm. No wonder. The scissors are large, strong and easy to repair. (Spring is easy to change, if you ever would break it.) Two blades means that at least one will be sharper than the other. Wire stripper will help you jump start your car. Bottle and Can Opener is a must. Hook can be used for thightning shoe laces, carry a parcel, twist metal wire, turns your knife into a smartphone stand and if upgraded to Plus scales you can lock the pen in it´s slit, which makes it so much easy to write with. Corkscrew has 43 different uses according to the US Marines, it can be equiped with a minature screwdriver (not included, but recommended for people who wear ... MoreThis is the best selling Victorinox knife modell in all of Scandinavia a friend told me, who works for a big detail firm. No wonder. The scissors are large, strong and easy to repair. (Spring is easy to change, if you ever would break it.) Two blades means that at least one will be sharper than the other. Wire stripper will help you jump start your car. Bottle and Can Opener is a must. Hook can be used for thightning shoe laces, carry a parcel, twist metal wire, turns your knife into a smartphone stand and if upgraded to Plus scales you can lock the pen in it´s slit, which makes it so much easy to write with. Corkscrew has 43 different uses according to the US Marines, it can be equiped with a minature screwdriver (not included, but recommended for people who wear glasses.) There is a tiny hole at the base of the corkscrew for a needle. (Just incase those "sprayheads" in front of your cars window clogg up.) You can get original Plus scales online, and that will make you able to add a pen to this knife. There are also glow-in-the-dark scales. Red scales makes the knife easy to find in snow, brush or even under water. To prolong the life of the scissor-spring, store the knife (long term) with the scissors in the "open" position. Probably one of the best pocket knives for everyday use in an urban enviroment. Not to big, but covers about 85% of your needs. If you live in the country however you might want to consider a modell with a saw and/or a metal file.
This knife has been a constant companion since it was given to me my my grandfather as a teenager. The quality is excellent as is the level of customer service from the UK distributor and Victorinox. After many years use I sent it in to the UK distribuor to ask if they could sharpen the blades professionally. I offered to pay but they refused, sent the knife off to Switzerland at their own cost and even wrote and apologised sending me a complimentary Classic SD when return took a little longer than expected. Needless to say the knife came back with both blades and scissors sharpened to perfection and the mechanism cleaned and oiled. That level of service is basically non existent elsewhere in our throwaway world except for perhaps Cross Pens: outstanding. I have ... MoreThis knife has been a constant companion since it was given to me my my grandfather as a teenager. The quality is excellent as is the level of customer service from the UK distributor and Victorinox. After many years use I sent it in to the UK distribuor to ask if they could sharpen the blades professionally. I offered to pay but they refused, sent the knife off to Switzerland at their own cost and even wrote and apologised sending me a complimentary Classic SD when return took a little longer than expected. Needless to say the knife came back with both blades and scissors sharpened to perfection and the mechanism cleaned and oiled. That level of service is basically non existent elsewhere in our throwaway world except for perhaps Cross Pens: outstanding. I have gone on to buy a Swiss Champ and a Pioneer X: both of which are amazing too.
My father picked up a Huntsman, my first Swiss Army Knife, for me in October 1983. Back in those days, I didn't even know what model it was, but I was hooked. for the next 32 years, it was the only model I owned. High School, Business School, College, Army, Police Academy, wedding.....too many memories to list here. I was doing something and something struck a chord, so I retrieved it from my collection of Swiss Army Knives and it's in my pocket right now. The saw is phenomenal, the scissors (for a left handed lad like me!) cut more paper than the average mill can turn out today! I got into the habit of using the small blade to cut open boxes in my first jobs in retail sales. I was concerned that the large blade might damage the goods inside, and went with the small ... MoreMy father picked up a Huntsman, my first Swiss Army Knife, for me in October 1983. Back in those days, I didn't even know what model it was, but I was hooked. for the next 32 years, it was the only model I owned. High School, Business School, College, Army, Police Academy, wedding.....too many memories to list here. I was doing something and something struck a chord, so I retrieved it from my collection of Swiss Army Knives and it's in my pocket right now. The saw is phenomenal, the scissors (for a left handed lad like me!) cut more paper than the average mill can turn out today! I got into the habit of using the small blade to cut open boxes in my first jobs in retail sales. I was concerned that the large blade might damage the goods inside, and went with the small blade. Even though I haven't worked retail in many years, the habit of reserving the small blade has remained. I actually used the large blade to field dress after hunting with my son. The cap lifter and can opener have been used to do their designed tasks so many times. They were also used to tune up my first car, a '66 Volkswagen Beetle and later a '71 VW Campmobile. They fit perfectly the straight edge screws used in those cars. I'm sorry, I'm drifting off in too many memories. If you want the one knife that literally does it all, with a little creativity, this is your knife! I only wish mine had the awesome parcel hook!!
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 looked at probably 30 different configurations, and the Climber seemed to strike the optimal balance between utility and efficiency. With it I can cut, sew, unscrew, open, pick, puncture, twist, strip, and uncork. All in a package that fits in my pocket and weighs less than 3 oz. Need anymore be said?
This pocketknife is the perfect size and design, in my opinion, for everyday carry and use, in both the urban and wild environments. With two blades, one can keep the bigger blade clean and sharp for food prep and the like, while the smaller blade can take on heavier chores like whittling and general duty knife use. The bigger blade also makes for a better jam spreader. Crucial when making bannock around the fire! The saw is perfect for notching branches for smaller bushcraft projects, where precision counts. It's sharp and hungry! Also handy for cutting lumber, plywood, wallboard, plastics, and much more in urban situations. Even some ropes are better cut with the saw than the blades! Super handy tool. The scissors are safer and less scary looking to onlookers who ... MoreThis pocketknife is the perfect size and design, in my opinion, for everyday carry and use, in both the urban and wild environments. With two blades, one can keep the bigger blade clean and sharp for food prep and the like, while the smaller blade can take on heavier chores like whittling and general duty knife use. The bigger blade also makes for a better jam spreader. Crucial when making bannock around the fire! The saw is perfect for notching branches for smaller bushcraft projects, where precision counts. It's sharp and hungry! Also handy for cutting lumber, plywood, wallboard, plastics, and much more in urban situations. Even some ropes are better cut with the saw than the blades! Super handy tool. The scissors are safer and less scary looking to onlookers who might not appreciate opening a knife around them. Great for opening blister packaging and the like. Additionally well performing on personal grooming tasks like nails and hair. Loose threads in clothing can be nipped short without pulling things loose. As for the rest of the standard Swiss Army Knife tools carried on board, what more can be said? If it needs to be opened, pried, screwed, wire stripped, twisted, popped, drilled, removed, picked, sewn, reamed, scraped, and more, rest assured this handy friend is up for the job. Even the parcel hook tool has many imaginative uses. Lifting hot pot and kettle bails from the fire, pulling out hot oven racks, carrying heavy items with thin handles, opening and lifting drawers, covers, and retail boxes with those annoying locking flaps. Unlimited uses! Even the corkscrew is great for pulling apart stubborn knots. This is a great tool for anyone who wants to be prepared for just about any situation.
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!
I am NOT an outdoorsman. I rarely leave my city. I work in an office. I do go on hikes from time to time.I have never needed a saw , but I often need scissors and Victorinox makes GREAT scissors. I thought I would not use the corkscrew but once I ordered a Victorinox eyeglass screwdriver that goes in the corkscrew it made the corkscrew very important. I like the hook for getting leverage when pulling on a string or wire, or carrying paint cans. I use the small blade for opening packages and everyday cutting but save the large blade for heavier work. The small screwdriver works as a Phillip's in a pinch and the large flat head is always great for prying things open or to scrape at things. I use the Reamer/awl for scraping, or pocking holes in many things, and the ... MoreI am NOT an outdoorsman. I rarely leave my city. I work in an office. I do go on hikes from time to time.I have never needed a saw , but I often need scissors and Victorinox makes GREAT scissors. I thought I would not use the corkscrew but once I ordered a Victorinox eyeglass screwdriver that goes in the corkscrew it made the corkscrew very important. I like the hook for getting leverage when pulling on a string or wire, or carrying paint cans. I use the small blade for opening packages and everyday cutting but save the large blade for heavier work. The small screwdriver works as a Phillip's in a pinch and the large flat head is always great for prying things open or to scrape at things. I use the Reamer/awl for scraping, or pocking holes in many things, and the tweezers are a MUST. I dont use the toothpick for teeth, I use it for getting at little things I may have dropped into a crack or to maneuver a tiny object . I am a city guy, Dad and Grandpa so I use my Victorinox for cutting hockey tape, fixing glasses, opening packages, getting out slivers, snipping threads, turning screws and cutting rope. So for me its all about the scissors , screwdrivers , and tweezers. The Climber is all of that and it small enough to sit comfortably in my pant pocket. I also love that people dont get scared when I bust out a Swiss army knife. Its a great tool and an essential every day carry .
| Series / Models | Classic SD |
| Length | 58mm |
| No. of Tools | 7 |
| No. of Layers | 2 |
| Lockable Blade | No |
