VictorinoxTweezers Multi-Tool, Large

Perfect fit for my Victoronix.I should never be without again.

When my husband lost the tweezers from his 30+ year-old Victorinox pocket knife, I thought we would have to replace it. Then I thought, maybe there's a replacement on Amazon. So I learned that Victorinox has a page on Amazon and I could buy replacement tweezers. The hardest part was trying to figure out what size I had to order. Best of all, they didn't cost much. Yay!!!

These are the larger tweezers. They are the same length as the original. The plastic on the end is the same. They fit the same. There is slightly different curvature along the tines but it easy the reshape them if desired; probably not necessary.

They do appear to be the real thing. Perfect fit, made from good springy steel.These are the correct tweezers for the larger models, with the slot in the handle off center so the plastic top of the tweezers is angled to match the curve. They are not for the tine keychain knife.

This product was purchased to replace the tweezer I lost in my Swiss Army knife. It fit great.

Perfect

I work around wood and they always come in handy picking out slivers.

I, unfortunately, had the sad misfortune to have been born with a "uni-brow" (imagine a mustache, but across the forehead, not above your lip!). As a result, I have been in pursuit of the "perfect' pair of tweezers for the past 33 years, ever since I started "tweezing" my eyebrows (at around age 15 or so). I purchased several Tweezerman Tweezers and sent them all back, they didn't work any better than drugstore tweezers, but were infinitely more expensive. I found one AWESOME pair of tweezers at Target, I THINK they were Revlon, and they had a straight edge, not a slant edge, and they gripped each and every hair, no matter how tiny or seemingly invisible, and didn't let go! (That's my biggest complaint about most tweezers, they don't GRIP the hair, the hair slides right off!)(Unfortunately, while on vacation in Hawaii, I was using them on the balcony of my hotel, and when I stood up, they flew off my lap where I'd put them down, and plummeted 20 stories down...thank goodness no-one was down there!)So, based on the reviews on these tweezers, I thought they were worth the price, and I purchased them. They're "ok". They work on hairs that are clearly visible and erupted out of the skin enough to get a firm grasp. One of the tweezers is misaligned and doesn't work. The "grip" is fair. The good thing is, you get 6 of them, so you can put one in your car, purse, bathroom, junk-drawer, etc. They do not work on the in-grown hairs which I am now getting in the eye brow area, so I just purchased a set of Tweezit Tweezers, and will let y'all know if they work any better.