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Victorinox Swisscard Lite Pocket Tool

3.3 3.3 out of 5 stars 12 ratings

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  • New LED mini white light; 18,000 MCD
  • Reddot design award winner 2004 for design quality, innovation in form and function
  • 13 tools include: Letter opener/blade, scissors, rulers, tweezers
  • Special features include magnifying glass, straight pin, pressurized ball point pen and Phillips screwdrivers
  • Precision crafted in Switzerland; lifetime warranty

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Victorinox is enhances its already popular Swisscard Lite with a new LED mini white light. This versatile multi-tool is the size of a credit card with features that would put a gold card to shame. Includes 13 features: LED mini light, magnifying glass, letter opener/blade, scissors, straight pin, nail file, two screwdrivers, tweezers, toothpick, ball point pen, ruler in inches and a ruler in centimeters. 3.25 in. closed length.

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3.3 out of 5 stars
3.3 out of 5
12 global ratings

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Customers like the versatility, compactness and quality of the multitool. For example, they mention it's a useful wallet companion, handy in case of emergency and that it can be carried in the wallet.

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4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the versatility of the wallet multitool. They say it's a useful wallet companion, handy in case of emergency, and a clever device. Customers also mention that it'll make a handy tool kit for people who can't or don't want to carry a pocket.

"...Just beware that the light is very wimpy. Still, it is handy in case of emergency...." Read more

"...to a survival tin with three ranger bands, very thin and compact, clever device...." Read more

"Useful wallet companion..." Read more

"Great wallet multitool..." Read more

3 customers mention3 positive0 negative

Customers find the multitool compact and clever. They say it's a good wallet-sized tool, with small tools that work well. Customers also mention that it can be carried in the wallet.

"All tools are small and work well especially the scissors. I will focus this review on the new white led. I have a minichamp with the white led...." Read more

"...It can be carried in the wallet (same size as four credit cards stacked together)-..." Read more

"...it attached to a survival tin with three ranger bands, very thin and compact, clever device...." Read more

3 customers mention3 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the multitool. They mention that it is well built, has solid tools, and will last a long time.

"...attached to my keychain for the past decade, and I can testify to its quality and durability...." Read more

"It arrived on time and packaged very well. All the tools it has are solid and sound for what it is, this is in no way an all in one kit...." Read more

"...The design is incredible and very well-built. I've impressed numerous people with this multitool...." Read more

Handy tool kit for people who can't (or don't want to) carry a pocket knife
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Handy tool kit for people who can't (or don't want to) carry a pocket knife
I have a Victorinox Swiss Army Classic Pocket Knife attached to my keychain for the past decade, and I can testify to its quality and durability. Recently I purchased this Victorinox Swisscard Lite Pocket Tool, because:- It can be carried in the wallet (same size as four credit cards stacked together)- It has detachable tools (especially the blade and scissors)- It offers several additional functions (such as LED light and magnifier)The most commonly criticism on this Swisscard tool kit is that: it does not contain a 'real' knife. In fact, Victrinox calls the detectable blade a 'letter opener' instead of a 'knife'. However, I have no problems with the blade, because it is actually longer than that of my Swiss Army Classic pocket knife. See my uploaded picture in the 'Customer Images' section, for a side-by-side comparison between the Swisscard and the Classic Pocket Knife.The detachable blade is an important feature when I'm traveling. Previously I must remember to remove my pocket knife and make sure it is NOT packed with my carry-on, otherwise it will be confiscated by airport security. With this Swisscard tool kit, I just keep the blade at home and carry the rest of the tools with me. By the way, I just tested this during my most recent trip. Apparently the airport security only has problems with blades, but scissors are acceptable.Note that there are two very similar-looking 'Swisscard Lite' available. This one contains a White LED, while the other one (Victorinox Swisscard Lite) contains a Red LED. The white one is more suitable for general illumination. Just beware that the light is very wimpy. Still, it is handy in case of emergency.All things considered, this Swisscard Lite is a great item to keep in anyone's briefcase, wallet or purse. I'll be getting more of these as gender-neutral gifts for the coming holiday session.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Handy tool kit for people who can't (or don't want to) carry a pocket knife
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2011
I have a [[ASIN:B0013HBJ8Q Victorinox Swiss Army Classic Pocket Knife]] attached to my keychain for the past decade, and I can testify to its quality and durability. Recently I purchased this [[ASIN:B001Y7XVUE Victorinox Swisscard Lite Pocket Tool]], because:
- It can be carried in the wallet (same size as four credit cards stacked together)
- It has detachable tools (especially the blade and scissors)
- It offers several additional functions (such as LED light and magnifier)

The most commonly criticism on this Swisscard tool kit is that: it does not contain a 'real' knife. In fact, Victrinox calls the detectable blade a 'letter opener' instead of a 'knife'. However, I have no problems with the blade, because it is actually longer than that of my Swiss Army Classic pocket knife. See my uploaded picture in the 'Customer Images' section, for a side-by-side comparison between the Swisscard and the Classic Pocket Knife.

The detachable blade is an important feature when I'm traveling. Previously I must remember to remove my pocket knife and make sure it is NOT packed with my carry-on, otherwise it will be confiscated by airport security. With this Swisscard tool kit, I just keep the blade at home and carry the rest of the tools with me. By the way, I just tested this during my most recent trip. Apparently the airport security only has problems with blades, but scissors are acceptable.

Note that there are two very similar-looking 'Swisscard Lite' available. This one contains a White LED, while the other one ([[ASIN:B0000E63ZJ Victorinox Swisscard Lite]]) contains a Red LED. The white one is more suitable for general illumination. Just beware that the light is very wimpy. Still, it is handy in case of emergency.

All things considered, this Swisscard Lite is a great item to keep in anyone's briefcase, wallet or purse. I'll be getting more of these as gender-neutral gifts for the coming holiday session.
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