Mini Champ Alox Swiss Army Pocket Knife, Small, Multi Tool, 15 Functions, Scissors

Victorinox. A well known and respected pocket knife manufacturer so you know the quality is high. Good blade/tool options and the finish is gorgeous. Carry this in a small pouch with other small items and carry in my edc sling. Tiny enough for key rings carry.

I absolutely love this little thing! The size surprised me as I wanted something slightly bigger than the tiny Classic SD but still small enough to fit on my keychain to carry around every day without noticing it was there. This fits the bill perfectly and is so light and compact I really do forget it’s there and it’s amazing having a few handy tools on my keychain all the time! At first I thought there was a mistake and I’d received the Classic in Alox because it was so small but when I realised it was definitely the model I wanted I was really please at how compact it was because I knew I wouldn’t mind having it on my keychain on in a pocket all day, as I’d never even notice it was there! The tools are great quality, genuinely useful and very sharp. I’d definitely buy another one and will probably gift one of these to someone in the future because I love it so much and want to share the awesomeness! If only the slimmer alox version still included the tweezers though..

Great little penknife (if a little pricey) for every day carry. Its less chunky than the standard Mini Champ I've had for the last 12years but the down side is it doesn't have the pen or toothpick. Time will tell if I'll miss these but at the moment I'm very pleased with my purchase.

It's quite hard to get your head round how tiny this is - it's shorter than my little finger. There are a lot of mini multi-tools around by many famous makes just now. The alox mini champ is head and several shoulders above the rest in its precision and beauty. It's more like a piece of jewellery - a scale model of the 'real (bigger) thing'. Other tools this small have a slight roughness to them or are slightly awkward. But everything in the mini-champ opens and works as you'd expect in a full size Swiss army knife. Don't expect to assemble a piece of flatpack furniture with it though - it's more use for small, fiddly tasks - although the sharp parts are very sharp, as you'd expect. If you like gadgets and tools and the idea that you have something to hand to address anything, then this is a great little item. It's a masterpiece of design, and precision manufacturing.

I have a few swiss army knives, multitools, and folding knives. I'd say it's not so much an obsession, but over time I do find myself buying the odd new one now and again as I invent use cases that probably don't exist. I originally was after the Rambler, it's basically perfection for carrying in the pocket every day. The mini champ has many more implements, many of which are superfluous, but fun to have, and it is the same dimensions as the rambler due to having the thinner alox scales. The portability penalty is a 10g increase in weight (30g for rambler, 40g for mini champ alox). I honestly don't see how anyone would see this as an issue, it's negligible. The implements, whilst small, are to Victorinox's usual standard. Out of every knife I've ever had, Victorinox continues to amaze me with their durability and the sharpness of the edge possible on the blades - I have abused these knives like crazy and with a bit of TLC they can always be restored to as-new. Brilliant wide selection of implements for many minor tasks throughout the day. Even the ruler/depth gauge, whilst lamented by many, is genuinely useful for small measuring tasks and saves a trip around the house trying to find a ruler. Alox scales are much more preferable to me, I've fallen out of love with the standard plastic ones, they remind me too much of a child's toy at this point in life. This is my first alox variety, and I won't ever go back (despite the lack of tweezers and toothpick). If Victorinox would just give people what they want and release an alox rambler they'd have a huge hit on their hands, and I'd certainly pick one up, but for now, this little wonder has plenty going on. As a note, the main price on Amazon is excessive, but I bought from a seller under the other buying options and the item was delivered next day under Prime for £12+ less, making the choice between the rambler and this a no-brainer (as the rambler is disproportionately expensive in itself).

Alox scales makes for thinner profile than usual plastic ones. A tiny key ring knife with a dozen useful tools - always have a bottle opener, scissors etc to hand. Just remember to put in hold luggage or you might lose it at the airport even though some airlines allow small knives like this in hsnd luggage they are inconsistent hence I’ve had several. Always top quality.

Bought this as a keyring for my pocket. I wanted a Swiss tool that was as compact as possible (not something heavy and taking up pocket space). This is 58mm long, And thanks to the Alox metal scales it’s 10mm thick overall. The tools are of good quality (as per the larger Victorinox knives), they are well machined and snap back comfortably. The metal Alox scales look and feel good, and after 2 weeks of pocket use, have not gained any scratches. Glad I got it, it’s reassuring to have have this little kit on my at all times, and I’d recommend this as a perfect gift for a gadget lover.

Fab little knife. Still very sharp after years of occasional use. Always on my keyring. Only 2 dislikes. Ditch the cuticle pusher blade, seriously, who is desperate for something like that to be on their person at all times? Would be so much better if it was a little metal saw or even wood saw. Ive used it to badly scoop stuff at best 😅. Secondly the key ring isn't very robust. Replace or expect to lose it. Otherwise, 5*