Victorinox Red Swiss Army Knife (0.6463.B1)

This scissors and the small knife make for a handy travel aid. The overall product quality is good. However, it turned out to be smaller than I had imagined. It is great for trimming finger nails. But because of its tiny size, it absolutely does not work well on the large and thick toe-nails that I have. May work for toe nails of small kids.

It is not immediately apparent from the images but this knife is a bit larger in size than the classic SD but not as big as the medium sized ones like the climber or the swisschamp. This model comes out of the merger of Wenger with Victorinox. While the addition of a nail clipper is a terrific idea for an EDC knife there are some significant design differences from the regular victorinox Swiss knives that can be a bit irksome.The blade, nail file & scissors are noticeably thinner than the ones victorinox uses in the classic SD models. (For example you can use the blunt edge of the closed blade, nail file & scissors to scrape off thin strips of your nails. They are thin enough to be sharp even on their blunt edge!) This matters the most while using the scissors when the thinner handle starts to dig into the skin of the thumb or index finger. The scissors introduce a new serrated edge that are supposed to be self-sharpening. Sounds good as an idea & usually serrated blades do hold their edge longer. But these scissors only work when they are held exactly perpendicular (at a right angle) to the surface being cut, otherwise it will simply catch & turn between the scissor blades. Be very careful while trimming facial hair because the serrated edge will pull at the hair instead of cutting it. The only great thing about these scissors is the design of the spring which looks sturdy & won't break like the ones in classic SD.The nail clippers work fine. They are not razor sharp & will require the application of some pressure if cutting hardened nails.If you are looking to buy this model do go ahead. It has proven useful. But it does take some getting used to & some learning to do things a bit differently unlike the regular classic SD models.

As always, best quality and features. Victorinox never fails. Sharp and rugged for outdoor use..

Original stuff.

Soo tiny. As the job of Swiss knife is to cut anything for which even that 1ks normal one is best of victorinox. This is soo small and nail cutter is soo impractical as it is attached. Instead buy 650 ka nail cutter serves better. And 1ks victorinox normal Swiss knife it's big, practical, sturdy and can do the job.

Ho sempre avuto l'abitudine di portare un coltellino svizzero in tasca, utile per vari usi quotidiani.Adesso ho provato a sostituirlo con questo tagliaunghie multi accessori. Ha un coltellino molto corto, le forbicine, una limetta appuntita... tutti accessori utili sia per le unghie, sia per piccole necessità quotidiane, tipo tagliare un pezzo di spago.Sono molto contento dell'acquisto, anche se avrei preferito pagare qualche euro in meno.

Nicht billig aber gute Qualität.

Skulle vara bra om den är lite bredare

Ich hatte bereits das Vorgängermodell .Sehr gut verarbeitet schneidet habs am Schlüsselbund.

Let's take a look at the functions included:-Blade-Nail file with nail cleaning tip (also does a decent job unscrewing small size Philips screws)-Nail clipper-Serrated scissors (not very good at cutting paracords or paper, but better than regular scissors at cutting hairs, as the serration "catches" on them)-Tweezers-Tooth pickAs all of those tools seem to be focused on performing small self-grooming tasks, except for the blade (unless you keep it shaving sharp, of course), one could say it's rather obvious this is a miniature all-in-one grooming tool, rather than your generic EDC pocket knife. And it seems to do a great job for its size.My only complain is a quality issue on the manufacturer: I've bought this tool twice, the second one I got had a problem with the nail clipper that my first one did not have - when the clippers lever is fully opened, if slightly pushed from one of the sides (which regularly happens during normal use), it detaches from the main part and has to be reattached. My initially purchased NailClip 580 does not have this problem, as the lever seems to be somehow "riveted" in a more secure manner. If I was ever to buy this knife for third time, I'd be suspicious if I'd get the hardy version of it, or the self-disassembling one.