Most practical "city" SAK model?

[Johnnythefox]

Going to a city where knives are frowned on? this is one of my choices so many functions small and discrete.

Victorinox Tourist Swiss Army Pocket Knife, Medium, Multi Tool, 12 Functions, Bottle Opener, Red​

The corkscrew has a lot of uses as well as including carrying the small glasses screwdriver.

 

[MolokaiRider]

 

[vinprom]

Weird, of the six SAK I have, only one is mentioned and it is grouped with another five. Anyway, thanks EngrSorenson for listing Cellidor Bantam! The other SAK I have are Recruit, Walker, Evolution 10, Camper, and Sportsman. My favorites are Bantam, Walker, and Evolution 10.

https://imgur.com/cWjoNKy

 

[SwissHeritageCo]

Deluxe Tinker has always been my go-to daily carry for years. I find myself using the pliers and phillips bit enough that I'd miss them if I went with a more minimalist model. View attachment 2333233

I keep wondering why they still include the package carrying "hook".

I haven't seen a piece of mail wrapped in twine since I was a small child of 8 years old in 1932, England.

 

[Just Tom.]

I keep wondering why they still include the package carrying "hook".

For pulling plastic fan grilles into place and opening fieldbook binder rings, duh…

(My chicken scratchings from when I was planning my kitchen remodel a few months ago…)

 

[Wirelessjunkie]

I believe it's kept that name out of tradition. I've used it for everything but carrying string bound parcels. It's of my least used tools of the lot though.

I keep wondering why they still include the package carrying "hook".

I haven't seen a piece of mail wrapped in twine since I was a small child of 8 years old in 1932, England.

 

[vinprom]

OK, probably I naver have the "hook" - having preference of 84mm. My only 91mm is Camper, and seemingly 3-layers do not have a "hook"? I am really not willing to have three or more layers SAK.