Vic Rally and Leatherman Skeletool

[Knife Crazied]

I just thought I'd let you all know these are 2 of the most useful knives/tool I know of. I seem to use both on a daily basis. I kind of have a sickness going on where I think I need to have doubles of each one. Do you think I might need help? Anyway I find them both to be great. The rally might be little but it is one heck of a mighty little knife. When I was moving this last time, I used the little screw driver on the rally a lot. It seemed everything had a screw that needed removed. Okay I'm sick . Anyway I will try to post pics of my 2 little buddies. If you own either post away.

 

[cdf]

I'm very sold on the Rambler ( close relative ) , since I discovered one , I don't understand why anyone buys Classics . I like the Skeletool , pairs well with a SAK , also tempted by the Freestyle .

Chris

 

[houdini28]

I have the evogrip version of the Wenger Pocket Tool Chest and it pairs well with any multitool. Rather than provide redundancy it compliments the tool.

 

[znapschatz]

I'm very sold on the Rambler ( close relative ) , since I discovered one , I don't understand why anyone buys Classics . I like the Skeletool , pairs well with a SAK , also tempted by the Freestyle .

Chris

Classics are cheaper, thinner, more widely available, and most people who buy them are not multitool knowledgeable. They see a beautifully made small pocket knife with scissors and other little extras at a price they can afford and they are all over it, and good for them. But between us, Ramblers rule.

 

[Knife Crazied]

Another reason I'm so fond of these 2 knives is because they can be pinched opened. I have no fingernails so opening knives that can't be pinched up is a no winner for me. Maybe someday I'll grow some nails and like the multi blades knives better.