In this video I go over my Victorinox Huntsman Swiss Army Knife—one I’ve had for years (it was a birthday gift), and I’m still really glad I got it. It’s basically a multi-tool without pliers, and I walk through every tool on it and what I actually use them for. One thing I say right up front: you need fingernails to get into these tools. If you chew your nails or keep them super short, you’re going to hate trying to access everything. I cover the main blade (stainless, slip joint—so don’t do anything crazy like batoning), plus the small secondary blade that I like keeping as a razor-sharp “reserve.” The Huntsman’s saw is a big reason to pick this model, and I’ve used it on small wood and even bone. I also talk about the bottle opener/screwdriver with the 90-degree stop for leverage, the can opener, and the corkscrew—which is surprisingly useful for untying stubborn knots. The scissors are the highlight for me (garden herbs, loose threads, beard/mustache trimming), and I’ve even used the awl to punch a hole in a leather belt. I finish with size/weight (3.44 oz / 96.7g), price thoughts, and why it’s a solid “gentleman’s knife” that doesn’t turn heads.