Are the pliers the only difference bet. Swisschamp and this knife? What are the others? Thank you.
1689598
Yes, the pliers are the only difference between the Champ plus and the Swiss champ :)
737305
I like the Squirt better myself. I almost always prefer the original style tools to the skeletool/wave style. Still it depends on what you're going to use it for. Your best bet is to buy whatever has more of the tools you will personally find useful. For example, I personally almost never care whether my MT has a scissors, while for some people the folding scissors is the most important tool. My least favorite thing about the Style is that I can't get a knife and pliers in the same tool. But if say the tweezers are a key part of the tool for you, then maybe you would be better off with the Style PS.
2133746
I own both. I prefer the BK2. I don't think anyone would dispute the differences in terms of quality. That being said the Schrade is really quite nice for the money. This Schrade is full tang .25" thick 1095 steel. Really can't go wrong for $40 bucks.
378556
No there is no difference except that one is listed as being as $22 and one is $18. But there is a variation on this model (Leatherman Style CS) that has larger scissors in place of the pliers. Hope this was helpful - Andrew
228849
Two different knives - the Gerber is stainless with an aluminum handle and serations. And the Gerber blade is longer and heavier. Look similar but very different. Hope that helps.
1711584
My order didn't come so I don't know the quality and feature of this Swiss knife. Maybe you can ask another one. Sorry I can't help.
580603
I ran a web search for images of both, and it appears the Leatherman 830850 is dark grey metal with carbon fiber inserts/components (this is the one I own) whereas the 830846 appears to be all metal (silver stainless steel). From what I can tell, the difference is only aesthetic. Also, in regards to the comment below, I am not sure they are continuing to manufacture the 830850 with the serrated blade. When I purchased mine about 6 years back, it came with the serrated blade. However, after some issues which required me sending it in for warranty (they've got a great warranty, that I must say), they sent a refurbished (practically new) skeletool with the straight blade. On their warranty page there is a disclaimer saying that for this model in particular, they no longer provide the serrated blade, and may replace the blade with a straight one (which is what they did with mine). Depending on if the vendor is selling a recent batch or an older version they had in stock, I would guess you might get either serrated or plain edge.
1746319
serrations are the same. one is tanto the other isnt. both similar. both have thin weak liner locks so be careful
1503876
I'm sure a super tool is a super tool. The only difference between item numbers I found when I bought mine was the sheath. Look a little closer at the product listing.
1664790
In my opinion the edjer 2 is better after u adjust the blades and has a more power. I just purchased another one this week. Great tool.
1662492
The kit pictured does not contain replacement knives for the Swiss Card, my only suggestion is to try Victornox first, then just google it. Sorry for the obvious answer, but I do not have a spare to sell.
2128509
Either would probably be fine, but both my grandson and I preferred the Gerber Dime features over the Leatherman Squirt. The Gerber Dime blades were a little hard to open at first, but are not so much now that I have broken it in and lubed the blades. I use the box cutter and scissors most of all.
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Hello! R. Miller. Just looked at the 6 or 7 Felco Pruners and Swiss Made is stamped on each one. I have a Felco 310 Snipper that is still in the package (for a gift) and the printed info says "FELCO, the world-leading manufacturer of professional pruning shears and cable cutters since 1945." I've been a gardener all my life and used several good brands of pruners but I've strictly used Felco since the '60's as they make gardening easier and I know they are the best. For further info: http//www.felco.ch Happy Gardening! J.R.
1603318
Well, these two knives are basically the same. They have slightly different designs (in regards to the grip). But overall, their functionality is the exact same. I would go with the cheaper priced knife. This knife was once thirty dollars. Now that they are popular (and in my opinion a must have for anyone!!), they have gone wayyy up in price. This knife is a must for your pack, vehicle and as a gift for any loved one.
314571
There are three answers you've already gotten, but if you go to the Victorinox website, each model of Swiss Army knife they sell is described in detail, along with any instructions one might need to get started using the model they have.
1550314
I dont know about schrade f15...i never had one,but it looks like a bigger knife then schrade f16....depens what your needs are,If you looking for something small but tough and almost* on a level of survival knife then schrade f16 is a great option! like i said b ,looks to me that schrade f15 is the same thing just little bit bigger.(dont know how comfortable the grip is tho, but I heard that some ppl put rubber from the bicycle tire over scgrade f15 handle lol )
1550318
Personally I don't care for the handle on the SCHF15, just my preference. As far as quality goes, I think both are fairly equal and made of quality Stainless Steel, similar blade length and both full tang. As far as use, I think they would be both suitable for the same tasks. The 16 seems to be cheaper in cost Which would definitely make it a great buy. I own 4 Schrade knives and am pleased with them all.