Bantam Alox Swiss Army, 5 Function Pocket Knife, Silver | Swiss made EDC tool features a large blade, screwdriver, and bottle opener with slim, durable high-grade Alox scales

I had wanted to add an Alox SAK to my collection and finally broke down and purchased the Bantam since it was the most affordable. I read and listened to a lot of reviews before buying it, and it is clear that many saw the benefits of this knife. It is incredibly thin and light (1 oz.) and makes a perfect EDC especially in an urban setting. The combo tool increases its EDC usefulness, but I will pair it with a Gerber Dime, a multi-tool equally small and light that adds a few things the Bantam omits like scissors and pliers. The two should provide all that I normally need. It is an attractive knife with the silver Alox scales and has appropriately been described as a 'gentleman's knife.' The blade comes in under 3 inches and is non-locking (as are most SAKs), so not only is it legal carry in Great Britain, but also in restrictive places like Illinois. A quality product worthy of anyone's collection.

Excellent quality and value. Using mine as a wallet multitool. It's so thin and lightweight you don't notice it in your wallet. Very happy with mine, no issues. Would buy again, highly recommended. Excellent EDC or survival kit compact tool. Built to last a lifetime. It has no keyring, keeping it totally streamlined. I like that. Has a medium sized blade, and a combo tool which does many things. Here are just some of the combo tool uses: scrapper, light duty pry tool, flat head and phillips drivers, box opener, can opener, bottle top opener, and wire stripper/ wire bender. Very practical tool, it's so compact that it's hard to believe, I would guess this has to be the thinest SAK that is currently being made, at least of the medium sized SAKs.... Everyone should have at least one, it's the definition of utility.

Great pocket knife very easy tu use and very lite, look great can make a perfect gift. Size is excelent, you won’t even notice you are carrying it.

It’s an Alox SAK…just buy it! I have used it for box cutting, wire stripping, and as a screwdriver just this past week! So versatile and AMAZINGLY thin! Takes up NO pocket space but still a sturdy main blade that is truly versatile!

I know there are a lot of folks who argue the Bantam is the best of the Victorinox SAKs, but that seems to be a superlative that is better determined by each individual based on the mission being addressed. What I think is irrefutable is the fact that the Alox Bantam is a delightful knife in just about any pocket. It's so slim; its engineering and assembly speak elegant utility in a way that calls the Bauhaus to mind. I've used one in C-Suite meetings and deep in the desert, and it was perfectly in place in both - as well as every place it's been needed in between. I bought this new one last night on a lark (delivered today - yay, Amazon!) for no reason other than I liked it so well and wanted another color (my first one is blue) - oh, and it was cheap! Everyone knows how great these are at slicing (owing to the superslim blades). The Bantam's five-in-one blade/tool turns out to be really solidly useful, too: I find myself using it all the time. And the Alox scales on a Bantam (while they mean no toothpick/tweezers or key ring) are durable (the plastic ones scratch so easily; no biggie but they don't carry the same pride of ownership) and are so aesthetically pleasing that it's difficult to describe: slim, grippy elegance; they'll have anyone fidgeting with the little pocket jewelry. Everyone knows the downsides of Victorinox knives: the steel isn't the most hardcore (which means it's easy to resharpen) and they're not the most durable. Okay, don't abuse them and keep them sharp, and they'll give you years of happy service - and show you to be a classy individual!

Well built, super sharp, and super slim. Fits perfect in my wallet, so I can take it everywhere and I don’t even notice it. I love this knife and the price is unbeatable.

Love the knife, sits quietly in my pocket until needed, and it's amazing how often it's needed: Opening packages, breaking down boxes for the recylcing bin, opening those dang packages with atom-bomb proof plastic containers, ditto plastic bottles and packages that say "tear here" but of course they're laughing while you try that. In short, a good little tool. HOWEVER, the knife blade is NOT locking. That is, the blade opens and that's it. When you want to close it, you close it, or ... it closes for you, perhaps on your finger when you're not paying attention. That has happened to me when I somehow pushed it the wrong way. Not good. With locking blades, the open blade is fixed in place, and a lever or button releases it when you want to close it. This is just a niggle of criticism, and I realzie that for its size the lack of the locking lever is understandable. It would increase the size of this little gem. Still, it's something to consider for those who value a locking blade.

Great little pocket knife, light, forget it’s in pocket! Be aware going through airport security FYI had to get out of line and drop in car for a flight!

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Beau petit couteau, d'une épaisseur de 2 pièces de monnaie, capable de se ranger dans la petite poche d'un jean

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