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title: "Swiss Tool Swiss Army Knife, 24 Function Swiss Made Multi-Tool with Needle-Nose Pliers, Wire Cutters and Large Blade - Silver"
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# 115mm compact size Secure locking system 24 robust functions Swiss Tool Swiss Army Knife, 24 Function Swiss Made Multi-Tool with Needle-Nose Pliers, Wire Cutters and Large Blade - Silver

**Brand:** victorinox
**Price:** ₱21285
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛠️ Own the tool that masters every task—because being prepared never goes out of style.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Swiss Tool Swiss Army Knife, 24 Function Swiss Made Multi-Tool with Needle-Nose Pliers, Wire Cutters and Large Blade - Silver by victorinox
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## Best For

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## Why This Product

- Trusted victorinox brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **All-in-One Powerhouse:** 24 precision-engineered tools ready for any challenge, from wire cutting to wood sawing.
- • **Lock & Release Confidence:** Secure locking mechanism ensures tools stay firmly in place during use, then fold away smoothly.
- • **Pocket-Sized Preparedness:** Compact 115mm design fits effortlessly in your pocket or belt pouch—always ready, never bulky.
- • **Effortless One-Hand Access:** Innovative OneStep opening lets you deploy tools from the outside without unfolding the pliers.
- • **Swiss Craftsmanship Excellence:** Crafted in Switzerland with premium stainless steel for lifetime durability and corrosion resistance.

## Overview

The Victorinox Swiss Tool is a Swiss-made, stainless steel multi-tool featuring 24 functions including needle-nose pliers, wire cutters, multiple screwdrivers, saws, and blades. Measuring a compact 115mm and weighing just over 11 ounces, it offers a secure locking system and OneStep access for quick tool deployment. Designed for durability and everyday carry, it comes with a lifetime warranty and a sleek silver finish, making it the ultimate companion for professionals and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

## Description

desertcart.com The Victorinox 53936 SwissTool X is an outstanding multi-tool from the original makers of the Swiss Army knife. With over 100 years experience, nobody does multi-tools better than Victorinox. The SwissTool X is constructed of rugged stainless steel that will never rust. Weighing only 10 ounces, this multi-tool measures a modest 4.5 inches when closed. All Victorinox SwissTools have OneStep access, which allows tools to be opened directly from the outside of the handle without opening the pliers, and a lock with a simple slide release to hold the tools securely in place. The Victorinox SwissTool X features: pliers; two-, three-, and five-millimeter screwdrivers; a wire stripper, bender, scraper, crimper, and cutter; bottle opener; large blade; scissors; wood saw; reamer; Phillips screwdriver; chisel and scraper; strong crate opener; can opener; nine-inch and 230-millimeter rulers; hard wire cutter; and lanyard hole. Made with individual springs to keep tools from clumping together, this Swiss multi-tool comes boxed in a keepsake tin with a silver lid, and includes a sturdy nylon belt pouch.Manufacturer Warranty Lifetime warranty Product Description No tool belt should be without its very own Victorinox Swiss Army SwissTool. The SwissTool was designed for ease of use, but doesn't compromise on durability or functionality. Individual springs hold the tools in place so you can easily access each one individually from the outside of the handle. The lock and release system is designed to lock each tool in place when opened, and release to fold away with a simple slide of the release button.The SwissTool is truly a handyperson's helper with a multitude of implements and available accessories; it's at your service when it's at your side. From lightweight design to its outside opening implements, there's not much the SwissTool can't do. Like all Swiss Army Knives, the SwissTool has a lifetime warranty, stainless steel implements and Swiss-made quality and durability. Includes 27 Functions:PliersScrewdriver (2mm)Screwdriver (3mm)Wire Cutter (for wire up to 40 hrc)Screwdriver (5mm)Bottle OpenerScrewdriver (7.5mm)Large BladeSerrated BladeMetal FileMetal SawWood SawReamerPhillips ScrewdriverChisel/ScraperStrong Crate OpenerWire BenderWire StripperWire ScraperWire CrimperCan openerRuler (230mm)Ruler (9in)Hard Wire CutterLanyard HoleEasy Kickback SpringsLock Release

Review: Yup. For Sure a Five. This is a reference quality tool - The Swisstool comes in three configurations, which another reviewer has described well. The X model had the combination of ingredients that seemed to fit my needs best. Everything about the Swisstool shows that Victorinox was incredibly serious about offering a top quality product. I have had experience with several multi-tools (check my other reviews) and the Swisstool MUST BE a contender for the best. There are some top of the line tools that I have never used or even handled, of course, so I can't say absolutely what tool is THE best but the Swisstool X has to be considered one of the very best mulitools available. I can't help but make a comparison between the X and L-Man's Charge TTi (which I also own and rate as a 5). 1. Both these designs exude class. The X has a beautiful high luster polish to it. The fit and finish factors are all "first class". On the other hand, the TTi's Titanium scales give it an elegant look and also offer an improved grip. 2. I like to access my tools without unfolding the pliers. The TTi allows this kind of access to the tools I use MOST. But the X allows access to ALL its tools from outside (except the pliers, of course). 3. The TTi allows you to access two knife blades and unfold the pliers with one hand - maybe useful in emergencies - which the X does not. Some have complained that the tools on the X are stiff and hard to access. I recommend using a thumbnail rather than a fingernail for this but it isn't a complaint that I - personally - consider a major drawback. 4. The Knife Blade: I am reserving judgment on this. The TTi has two blades and the X just one (which is the configuration I chose to buy) so I will compare the one blade. Each is straight edged, no serrations (which I prefer) and about the same length (larger than the blades on other multitools I have owned). I like the shape of the X's blade better (a spear point, as opposed to the clip style blade of the TTi). On the other hand, the "TTi's" blade is S30V steel (premium stuff) whereas the X's is of "top quality stainless" (my guess is 12C27, or something very similar). I will see how often I have to resharpen the X's "top quality stainless" blade. If the edge holds up well, it may turn out I like the X's knife blade better. But for now, like I said, I am reserving judgment. 5. The pliers, etc. on each of these tools seem quite good but I have to give the edge to the TTi, which has a true needlenose design. They should therefore be a bit more versatile than the X's pliers, which are a blunted needlenose design. 6. Screwdrivers, etc.: Even without the TTi's included bit driver kit (something similar is available for the X, also) the TTi gets an edge over the X. The TTi's eyeglass screwdriver is definitely superior to that little wedgie at the end of the X's can opener, which will not be able to reach into narrow places (sorry). 7. Both tools have solid, easily accessed and worry free locks for all tools, a necessary safety feature - as anyone who has had a tool fold up on them can tell you. 8. I have no concerns in the area of durability and ruggedness for either tool. I have had the TTi a while now and have done things with it that SHOULD have broken it - but didn't. It still looks and feels like it did new. The X seems to be at least as solid in its construction as the TTi and Victorinox has a reputation to uphold, so there are no worries here. The bottom line is that I am really pleased with both of these tools. If I lost either one, I could live happily a long time with the other. If I lost both, I would probably buy the "X" as my replacement (considering the considerable price difference) even though I probably like the TTi just a little better (this week, anyway). In any case, Victorinox has a winner in the Swisstool X. I can't imagine how anyone could rate it as less than a 5.
Review: Nearly perfect multitool - I have owned and carried several brands and models of multi-tools (Leatherman, SOG, etc.) over the last 7-8 years on a daily basis. I am never without one in my pocket or on my belt. The Swisstool X is easily the best all-around tool I have ever owned for every day carry. The tool selection is very complete, more so than most any other tool out there. The build quality is simply astounding. Fit and finish is second to none and puts other more expensive tools to shame. All of the implements are very well thought out and many have multiple uses. Victorinox has been in the multi-tool game longer than anyone else in the world, in fact you could argue they invented the multi-tool with the Swiss Army Knife, and it shows with this tool. Size and weight wise it compares roughly with full size tools such as the Leatherman Surge. It is slightly lighter and thinner than the Surge however, making it a lot easier to carry around, while still offering more versatility without having to carry around all the extra bits and blades that you need to have to get full use out of the Surge. It looks extremely elegant and inoffensive making it a lot more suitable for use in public places where some people may get nervous about the looks of the large "tactical" looking blades on most Leatherman models. The polish makes it very very rust resistant, far more so than any other multi-tool I have ever encountered. However, despite it looking so elegant and pretty, it is indeed a VERY heavy duty tool. It may look "gentlemanly" compared to other tools, but rest assured it can and will take every bit of the hard use and abuse, if not more so, than any of it's competitors. The outside opening tools are a fantastic design. The tools all open in the typical Victorinox "Swiss army knife" fashion. This makes it convenient, and the sense of familiarity further makes it a great tool for use around people who are unfamiliar with multi-tools and may become nervous about the looks of some of the larger Leatherman tools. The only real caveat is that the knife (which is essentially the same as those found on Swiss Army knives)cannot be opened very quickly. If you work in an environment where you may need quick one-handed opening of the knife, this tool may not be for you, however if you don't really "need" that feature (and realistically, most people don't, they just like to think they do) this tool has more to offer, in a far more efficient and attractive package. It may be a bit large and heavy compared to a Leatherman Wave/ Charge, or a SOG Powerlock, but it has far more to offer. Despite it's length and weight, it is much "thinner" than many smaller tools, and has a much smoother and rounded feel to it, making very easy to carry in the pocket. It works great on a belt sheath, since it's thinness means it doesn't protrude out from the waist and get in the way as much as other multi-tools are apt to do. This smooth roundness also makes it exceptionally comfortable to hold onto and use. It can feel a bit slippery however, especially with wet hands - not usually a problem, just something to be aware of. All in all, you would be very hard pressed to find a better suited tool to every day carry. The tool selection is very well thought out. The "X" model exchanges the standard model's serrated blade for scissors which I find more useful day to day. There is also the "RS" model that replaces the file with a large seat belt cutter/ rescue blade. For day to day use I find the "X" model to be the best, however your needs may vary. Compared to other full-size tools in it's class (LM Surge, Supertool 300, etc.) it is comparatively compact and light. Very comfortable to use, has an excellent selection of tools, appears inoffensive and elegant, and is very very well made. Don't hesitate to give this tool a try if you are looking for a full size every day carry. If you need something smaller and lighter still, then look at the Swisstool Spirit, which has 95% of the tools and versatility, in a package half the size and weight. Also, Victorinox offers a full LIFETIME warranty should you actually manage to break the thing.

## Features

- SWISS TOOL: Whether you’re at home, in the office or exploring the great outdoors, this Victorinox multi-tool has you covered. The Swiss Tool is the ultimate pocket multi-tool, designed for extreme functionality.
- EXTREME FUNCTIONALITY: With 26 functions, including wire stripper, hard wire cutters, metal saw, bottle opener, wood saw and 2 large blades, there’s nothing it can’t handle.
- COMPACT COMPETENCY: This robust multi-tool packs all the functionality of your toolbox into a pocket-friendly form, ensuring that you are always prepared – no matter where life may take you.
- HIGHEST SWISS QUALITY: Victorinox stands for skilled craftsmanship and innovative design. We draw on 13 years’ experience to produce iconic, high-quality knives, watches, luggage and perfumes.
- SPECIFICATIONS: Measurements: 115 mm / 4.5 in long × 35 mm / 1.4 in wide × 21 mm / .8 in high. Weight: 29 g / 1.2 oz. Scale material: Steel.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000AR79Y8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #29,691 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #98 in Multitools |
| Brand | Victorinox |
| Brand Name | Victorinox |
| Color | Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 695 Reviews |
| Folded Size | 115mm x 35mm x 21mm |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00046928539369, 07611160107527 |
| Included Components | 24 Functions, Sheath |
| Item Dimensions | 4.53 x 0.71 x 0.71 inches |
| Item Type Name | Pocket Knife |
| Item Weight | 0.32 Kilograms |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 4.53 x 0.71 x 0.71 inches |
| Manufacturer | Victorinox |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 3.0327.N |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Victorinox AG warrants that the Victorinox product will be free from material or manufacturer defects that appear during the course of normal use of the product for the lifetime of the product (except for electronic components and accessories as well as small leather goods, brand collection and third-party branded products where a warranty period of two years applies) |
| Material | Plastic, Stainless Steel |
| Material Type | Plastic, Stainless Steel |
| Model Number | 3.0327.N |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| UPC | 046928569366 046928539369 713012162184 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Victorinox
- **Color:** Silver
- **Item Weight:** 0.32 Kilograms
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 4.53 x 0.71 x 0.71 inches
- **Material:** Plastic, Stainless Steel

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Yup. For Sure a Five. This is a reference quality tool
*by S***D on August 8, 2008*

The Swisstool comes in three configurations, which another reviewer has described well. The X model had the combination of ingredients that seemed to fit my needs best. Everything about the Swisstool shows that Victorinox was incredibly serious about offering a top quality product. I have had experience with several multi-tools (check my other reviews) and the Swisstool MUST BE a contender for the best. There are some top of the line tools that I have never used or even handled, of course, so I can't say absolutely what tool is THE best but the Swisstool X has to be considered one of the very best mulitools available. I can't help but make a comparison between the X and L-Man's Charge TTi (which I also own and rate as a 5). 1. Both these designs exude class. The X has a beautiful high luster polish to it. The fit and finish factors are all "first class". On the other hand, the TTi's Titanium scales give it an elegant look and also offer an improved grip. 2. I like to access my tools without unfolding the pliers. The TTi allows this kind of access to the tools I use MOST. But the X allows access to ALL its tools from outside (except the pliers, of course). 3. The TTi allows you to access two knife blades and unfold the pliers with one hand - maybe useful in emergencies - which the X does not. Some have complained that the tools on the X are stiff and hard to access. I recommend using a thumbnail rather than a fingernail for this but it isn't a complaint that I - personally - consider a major drawback. 4. The Knife Blade: I am reserving judgment on this. The TTi has two blades and the X just one (which is the configuration I chose to buy) so I will compare the one blade. Each is straight edged, no serrations (which I prefer) and about the same length (larger than the blades on other multitools I have owned). I like the shape of the X's blade better (a spear point, as opposed to the clip style blade of the TTi). On the other hand, the "TTi's" blade is S30V steel (premium stuff) whereas the X's is of "top quality stainless" (my guess is 12C27, or something very similar). I will see how often I have to resharpen the X's "top quality stainless" blade. If the edge holds up well, it may turn out I like the X's knife blade better. But for now, like I said, I am reserving judgment. 5. The pliers, etc. on each of these tools seem quite good but I have to give the edge to the TTi, which has a true needlenose design. They should therefore be a bit more versatile than the X's pliers, which are a blunted needlenose design. 6. Screwdrivers, etc.: Even without the TTi's included bit driver kit (something similar is available for the X, also) the TTi gets an edge over the X. The TTi's eyeglass screwdriver is definitely superior to that little wedgie at the end of the X's can opener, which will not be able to reach into narrow places (sorry). 7. Both tools have solid, easily accessed and worry free locks for all tools, a necessary safety feature - as anyone who has had a tool fold up on them can tell you. 8. I have no concerns in the area of durability and ruggedness for either tool. I have had the TTi a while now and have done things with it that SHOULD have broken it - but didn't. It still looks and feels like it did new. The X seems to be at least as solid in its construction as the TTi and Victorinox has a reputation to uphold, so there are no worries here. The bottom line is that I am really pleased with both of these tools. If I lost either one, I could live happily a long time with the other. If I lost both, I would probably buy the "X" as my replacement (considering the considerable price difference) even though I probably like the TTi just a little better (this week, anyway). In any case, Victorinox has a winner in the Swisstool X. I can't imagine how anyone could rate it as less than a 5.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nearly perfect multitool
*by J***R on January 30, 2010*

I have owned and carried several brands and models of multi-tools (Leatherman, SOG, etc.) over the last 7-8 years on a daily basis. I am never without one in my pocket or on my belt. The Swisstool X is easily the best all-around tool I have ever owned for every day carry. The tool selection is very complete, more so than most any other tool out there. The build quality is simply astounding. Fit and finish is second to none and puts other more expensive tools to shame. All of the implements are very well thought out and many have multiple uses. Victorinox has been in the multi-tool game longer than anyone else in the world, in fact you could argue they invented the multi-tool with the Swiss Army Knife, and it shows with this tool. Size and weight wise it compares roughly with full size tools such as the Leatherman Surge. It is slightly lighter and thinner than the Surge however, making it a lot easier to carry around, while still offering more versatility without having to carry around all the extra bits and blades that you need to have to get full use out of the Surge. It looks extremely elegant and inoffensive making it a lot more suitable for use in public places where some people may get nervous about the looks of the large "tactical" looking blades on most Leatherman models. The polish makes it very very rust resistant, far more so than any other multi-tool I have ever encountered. However, despite it looking so elegant and pretty, it is indeed a VERY heavy duty tool. It may look "gentlemanly" compared to other tools, but rest assured it can and will take every bit of the hard use and abuse, if not more so, than any of it's competitors. The outside opening tools are a fantastic design. The tools all open in the typical Victorinox "Swiss army knife" fashion. This makes it convenient, and the sense of familiarity further makes it a great tool for use around people who are unfamiliar with multi-tools and may become nervous about the looks of some of the larger Leatherman tools. The only real caveat is that the knife (which is essentially the same as those found on Swiss Army knives)cannot be opened very quickly. If you work in an environment where you may need quick one-handed opening of the knife, this tool may not be for you, however if you don't really "need" that feature (and realistically, most people don't, they just like to think they do) this tool has more to offer, in a far more efficient and attractive package. It may be a bit large and heavy compared to a Leatherman Wave/ Charge, or a SOG Powerlock, but it has far more to offer. Despite it's length and weight, it is much "thinner" than many smaller tools, and has a much smoother and rounded feel to it, making very easy to carry in the pocket. It works great on a belt sheath, since it's thinness means it doesn't protrude out from the waist and get in the way as much as other multi-tools are apt to do. This smooth roundness also makes it exceptionally comfortable to hold onto and use. It can feel a bit slippery however, especially with wet hands - not usually a problem, just something to be aware of. All in all, you would be very hard pressed to find a better suited tool to every day carry. The tool selection is very well thought out. The "X" model exchanges the standard model's serrated blade for scissors which I find more useful day to day. There is also the "RS" model that replaces the file with a large seat belt cutter/ rescue blade. For day to day use I find the "X" model to be the best, however your needs may vary. Compared to other full-size tools in it's class (LM Surge, Supertool 300, etc.) it is comparatively compact and light. Very comfortable to use, has an excellent selection of tools, appears inoffensive and elegant, and is very very well made. Don't hesitate to give this tool a try if you are looking for a full size every day carry. If you need something smaller and lighter still, then look at the Swisstool Spirit, which has 95% of the tools and versatility, in a package half the size and weight. Also, Victorinox offers a full LIFETIME warranty should you actually manage to break the thing.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's not just a multitool, it is THE multitool!
*by D***N on August 19, 2021*

The Swisstool X is one of those "best in class" products that you love to own. I'm actually on my third one in 15-years, not because they break but because I lost the first two (first one when my luggage broke open at the airport, and it was either lost or stolen; the second, recently, when it fell out of a seat pouch during a long distance bike ride). So I just received SwissTool X number three, and I couldn't be happier. The fit and finish is everything I've come to expect from Victorinox, and unless I'm imagining things, this one seems to be made even better than my first two! Each individually sprung implement opens smoothly and locks solidly into place with almost no play. The individual springs are a terrific feature because it means that each implement can be opened without its neighbors coming along for a ride like happens with multitools from other manufacturers (I'm looking at you, Leatherman!). Another great feature is that all the implements can be opened while the tool is closed, which is not only convenient but has the added advantage of allowing the business edge of cutting tools to face towards the outside of the handles instead of the inside making them easier to work with because the multitool itself won't get in your way. I really like the implement variety on the SwissTool X, too. Everything is useful with no redundant or novelty tools. Even the ruler is surprisingly handy! For many projects around the house, I've found that the SwissTool X is the only tool I need, and I know from experience that the high quality stainless steel can take a beating and will last for years. Finally, the centerpiece pliers, the whole reason you carry a multitool instead of a pocket knife, are stout and solid, being somewhere between needle nose and standard with enough leverage for you to get a good grip. Furthermore, the handles on the SwissTool X are smooth and rounded so you can give the pliers a good squeeze without hurting your hand. You're probably wondering about the negatives, and honestly, I'm hard pressed to think of any. Does the fact that the SwissTool X makes every other multitool look second rate in comparison count as a negative?

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