VictorinoxNail Clip 580 Swiss Army Pocket Knife - Small Multi-Tool for Camping With 8 Functions, Blade, Nail File, and Cleaner

compact neat nail clipper. works well

I used to have Victorinox nail clipper and small multitool same brand. Now all in one and so compact. Was not sure about the Swiss flowers but it looks better than the generic photo on Amazon. 5 stars from me, which is unusual 🤩🍀💪

A superb little manicure set, perfect for keeping in your car/office/suitcase etc. The clippers are even better than the separate Victorinox clippers because the rest of the knife forms a decent size 'handle' for it.Negatives:1. The serrated plastic 'switch' to open the clipper tool was rather sharp and scratched me when new. It just needed a very light rub with a file.2. The knife blade opens towards the key-ring - DOH! Who on earth thought that was a good idea? The Victorinox Classic SD has the same silly design which means you cannot sensibly use the knife blade without removing the whole thing from your key-ring. I had to stop using my Classic SD for that exact reason. Fortunately, the Victorinox Escort has the blade at the correct end; opening away from your keys.Despite those minor points, I thoroughly recommended it because most people won't attach it to a key-ring.

Prior to this (my second) purchase of the Victorinox nail clipper 580 combo' (March 2019, £21.73), I've owned several Victorinox products over a number of years & been very pleased with all of them, including my first 580. Having been so comfortable with that 580, I find using any other/ordinary nail clippers almost distasteful, deciding to buy this second 580 in case (a) Victorinox cease it's production & (b) I ever lose the first, even though it's usually in my trouser pocket except when in use.Unfortunately, upon arrival of this purchase, fetching it out of the bashed Victorinox box was an immediate disappointment. Both bolster linings & the liner are punched aluminium with sharp edges to the touch, not having been deburred at all & sitting proud of the broad, black plastic around the clipper assembly, making the overall unit feel cheap & nasty, which is a shame for the sake of a few pence profit & losing a star from this review. The sharp back edge of the scissor blade protruding when folded, adds to the negative feel & the spring doesn't open the scissors properly - perhaps the latter may ease with use.The positive elements are, thankfully, the clipper assembly & it's functioning (now tested properly) plus the nail file. They couldn't really go wrong with the almost standard mini blade, tweezers, toothpick & the stainless steel lanyard/key ring. All of the metal components except the above mentioned aluminium, are good quality stainless steel (seemingly identical to my first 580 & other Victorinox items) which, to me, is essential, despite the fact stainless won't match good quality, correctly hardened & tempered tool steel for cutting edges, but tool steel would rust in my pocket to the detriment of the cutting edges anyway, in much less time than I've now owned my first 580 & all it's cutting edges are still near perfect!

Absolutely love this. It came as a second, due to the bashed box. The little tool is in perfect condition though and very high quality. Really happy. I think the nail clippers and tweezers are best I've seen on a multi tool.

The mini manicure set arrived promptly and was exactly as pictured and described. The recipient loved her gift.

As always victorinox is the best. Great little accessory. All the functions are great.The scales look great, this was a gift to my wife and she loves it.

Well built and focused in its selection of tools. Excellent Everyday Carry item, compact enough to be unobtrusive whilst still useful for small jobs. Nail clippers are nicely engineered and quality is high, as expected for Victorinox or indeed anything Swiss.Worth noting that the opening-grooves are very small and so can be tricky to deploy (particularly if you've just used it to trim a nail right down!).The product images contain a small error- the label states that scissors are serrated, but instead they have a straight edge (as seen in the images). I'm confident that the straight edge is preferable in almost every use-case; would just be good to correct the description to avoid confusion.