I was writing a review of the Buck 303 Cadet, and came to this realization:
The only thing I might argue against this knife is that its utility might be limited compared to a Swiss Army knife. However, the gap might not be as big as one thinks. Can you open cans with the 303? Yes; it's not great for the edge, but it is possible. Can you turn screws with it? Given there are three blades, I venture that either the spine or tip of one can turn a screw in a pinch. How about opening a bottle? If you know the trick using a lighter, you can use the 303 in the same fashion.
Do you agree? Or disagree?
The only thing I might argue against this knife is that its utility might be limited compared to a Swiss Army knife. However, the gap might not be as big as one thinks. Can you open cans with the 303? Yes; it's not great for the edge, but it is possible. Can you turn screws with it? Given there are three blades, I venture that either the spine or tip of one can turn a screw in a pinch. How about opening a bottle? If you know the trick using a lighter, you can use the 303 in the same fashion.
Do you agree? Or disagree?