fixed victorinox

Probably would do just fine as a general purpose camp knife. Victorinox SAKs are great slicers because their blades are so thin, not because they use super-steel.
This knife is one I'd try out if I were in the market for another fixed blade, mostly because I trust Wenger and Victorinox to pproduce decent quality, very durable tools.
For the same money, though, you could get a Mora from Ragnar at www.ragweedforge.com, and have a very similar knife with a blade made of laminated carbon steel.

Peace.
Alex.
 
Neo said:
About the victorinox fixed blade.
I's actually made by muela for victorinox.
picture :
http://www.mmuela.com/images/fotos/img2/g66.jpg
Click to expand...

Can't seem to link to swiss-knife.com url over the past hour or so -
which Muela knife is it, please?

I'm a bit surprised that Victorinox has to have another manufacturer make a fixed blade knife for them - since Victorinox are world famous for fixed blades - at least in their kitchen and butchering range

Victorinox Kitchen Cutlery at SwissArmy.com

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Vincent
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UnknownVT, in that photo it's knife #4, the smallest one (the only one that's not a "rambo" style knife).
 
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