VictorinoxClassic Alox Swiss Army Knife, Camping Knife, Small, Multi Tool, 5 Functions, Scissors, Nail File, Silver

Not bad for under £20. It's very slim and only about 2" long so ideal for attaching to your keys. As it's the alox version its also robust and hardwearing. I highly recommend Victorinox SAK's and have had several. On first impression it seemed a little flimsy due to thinness and small size but with it being alox should be sturdy enough for its intended purpose of a small keyring knife. This one has a small knife that would be ideal to open boxes or envelopes and has a nice sharp pair of scissors that come in handy if you work in an office. The nail file is less useful for me but it includes a flat head screwdriver that is 2mm wide and could also be used as a small prybar. Mine came inside a small plastic (pleather) pouch in a little jiffy bag.

Super quality. I keep one in my man drawer and use it every day for a multitude of routine tasks. The blade is useful to open packages and the scissors are market leading. The alox design is extra light weight and looks and feels really good. Recommended, especially for EDC.

All Victorinox products are exceptionally high quality. Love this little knife. Even came with good quality sheath to keep it in.

I have had a Swiss Army Knife for years. A Ranger circa 1990, a lovely knife that 100% meets all my needs but I don’t always have it with me. I’d been eyeing up the basic Alox knife for a while as I thought I could carry it everywhere on my keychain and always have access to the main tools I always need (knife and scissors)…. well I am not disappointed one little bit, it’s lovely and tactile, light and sharp and can’t understand why I waited so long to buy it.

I have this attached to my keys and I find myself using it all the time. I use the knife for opening parcels and packages. The scissors for cutting and iv used the screwdriver on the file quite a few times when in a pinch. However, I wish the blade opened the opposite way as its a bit fiddly to use with the keys attached.

True its missing toothpick and tweezers but great keyring size. Solid as can be.

This has won out as my go to keychain tool for past couple of years. It's tiny enough to forget its there, but useful enough to stay there. I've got an Alox Mini Champ too (which is great), but even that can feel a bit lumpy in the pocket/you don't forget its there.The Alox version is as thin as it can get, I've not seen the standard version with tweezers/toothpick in person but I mainly wanted a little blade, this does that job nicely.I've used both scissors, file and mini screwdriver for multitude of tasks and still going strong. Your not gonna want to be prying paint tops off, or breaking down lots of cardboard with this thing but in a pinch tool it’s a winner.

I use this as a keyring. The build quality and design are excellent. The small blade is handy for opening parcels, or scoring things. The scissors are useful for cutting off tags or loose threads. The nail file is used more for poking things out e.g. I got a battery out of a Samsung SmartTag with it.