Are you curious about the Victorinox Classic SD? Read on to learn more about this compact Swiss Army Knife and how it compares to the Victorinox Rambler.

It’s incredibly handy having a small knife as part of your EDC. When it comes to small pocket knives, Victorinox’s Swiss Army Knives are the classic.

In this review, I’ll share my thoughts on the Victorinox Classic SD to help you decide if it’d be a good knife for your everyday carry. I’ll also compare it to the Victorinox Rambler.

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I’m kind of blown away by how strong the scissors are even though they’re so small.

Speaking of small, this knife is tiny, and I love that about it. It has a very small footprint which is exactly what I need for my everyday carry. I haven’t had any trouble taking into a music venue or even the DMV.

It’s a very small, utilitarian-looking knife. It’s not weapon-like. You can’t bring it in your carry-on when flying, though, because there is a blade.

The purpose of a toothpick is pretty obvious, and it is a helpful addition. I use it pretty frequently. Obviously, it’s not sanitary to put the toothpick back in the sheath unwashed so make sure you wash it. Even if it’s just in a bathroom sink with hot water and a drop of hand soap.

The tweezers are a feature I don’t use much, but they’ve been super helpful when I’ve needed them. I’ve even used them to remove a splinter in my finger. It saved me a lot of discomfort not having to worry about being unable to remove a splinter when I wasn’t at home.

It’s a thoughtful addition that this knife includes a nail file. The file works surprisingly quickly and well. It’s not as convenient as using nail clippers, but it does the job just fine.

I haven’t used the screwdriver much as I usually have a bigger one handy when I need it, but I can say that the screwdriver on the Classic SD does function well for its size.