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stringboy Member Oxford, UK
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# Posted: 2 Feb 2005 12:36:59
So which would you say is the best? :S
There is one with 33 functions but I can't remember the name, but a Tinker (cheers lordturtle) or a Victorinox seems to be ok.
What kind of stuff do they actually come in useful for?
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JaMeZ Moderator Amsterdam
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# Posted: 3 Feb 2005 16:47:21
I couldn't travel without my Victorinox pocket knife. They're the best, but also the most expensive. I bought mine in Switzerland though, and overthere they're dirt cheap compared to The Netherlands - or any other country for that matter.
Have a question on this topic... I always wonder why people would bring along a heavy and bulky pocket knife/tool with 2000+ functions. I don't think I've ever used more than the knife itself, the cork screw and the tweezers. Scissors would probably come in very handy as well, (my knife doesn't have that function though...)
So my opinion is: go for a simple model. The ones with many fancy gimmicks are expensive, you'll never use the extra functions, and it'll probably break more easily as well.
James
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