Victorinox Pioneer X

The Victorinox Pioneer Alox is a robust Swiss pocket knife. The pioneer is slightly bigger than most Victorinox pocket knives. The Pioneer, for instance, is larger than the Victorinox Cadet and the knife has an awl instead of a nail file. Because of the larger size and longer and thicker blade the Pioneer is perfect for the more demanding daily tasks.

Remarkable about this pocket knife is the ridged Alox handle. They are slim, sustainable and it looks amazing. In addition, wear and tear is hardly visible. Even more important: Because of this finish you have enough grip to safely start using your pocket knife. The knives weigh next to nothing and easily fit inside your pocket or tool box. With this knife you will always have a valuable tool at hand.

Victorinox Pioneer X: Perfect for the job!

A special new addition to this Pioneer model: scissors. This feature was still withheld from the Pioneer model, but that is no longer the case.

Most important tools

Knife

The knife is razor-sharp and has a cutting edge of at least 6 cm. When opening and closing the blade you hear a familiar click. The knife is very solid and perfect for outdoor and survival purposes.

Awl

What do you use an awl for? For all tasks you wouldn’t use the tip of your knife! The awl has a one-sided grind. As such it is great to make markings on wood. Which side of the line should you adhere to when you mark something with a pencil? With an awl this isn’t a problem. In addition, it is very practical to use an awl to prick into soft metals. To mark where you should drill for instance.

Combination tool

A practical tool is the combination tool. This tool can be used as a bottle opener, wire stripper and screw driver.

Warranty

Reliability and perfection up to the smallest details: a Victorinox is a true companion for life. Victorinox guarantees that all knives and multi-tools are made from stainless steel. For that reason Victorinox gives out a lifelong warranty on material and production flaws. This means you don’t have to worry if you find a production flaw.