My VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY KNIVES

Reference book. A Collectors Companion by Derek Jackson 2018 Greene Media Ltd. See a video of a selection og #SAKedc youtu.be/z31AngMLYQY?si=m-50V4ekEcFTzM_Y By Jon Gadget... Here are my Top 8 favourite Victorinox Swiss Army Knives from my collection. EDC or Everyday carry knife, outdoors knife, the tech kit knife, hobbyists knife, emergency urban EDC kit knife, minimalist knife, keychain knife. Everyone should own a Swiss Army Knife. My name is Jonathan, I have a passion for all things 'gadget, travel and EDC' which has filled both my personal and work life for many years. This includes sourcing, reviewing and product development and the creation of two UK national retail chains. Find out more here: • About Jon Gadget - Who and Why This channel is here to help you find great travel and carry gear on the back of solid and detailed reviews along with years of experience. I also hope to give you ideas and inspiration when it comes to everyday carry gear, travel gear and gadgets, which make life a little bit easier and perhaps more fun. I welcome any feedback on my videos or the channel in general. Thank you for taking the time to read this. Product Web Affiliate Links: (for more information on affiliate links see below) Amazon Links: Classic SD geni.us/77Cj Bantam geni.us/Myt6m Cybertool Lite geni.us/5RfU2S Manager geni.us/Or50R Explorer geni.us/rHkP Pioneer X geni.us/SElFKy Huntsman geni.us/y2xV Compact geni.us/oJZU2b0 Heinnie Haynes links: Classic SD tidd.ly/3RSKqoo Bantam Alox tidd.ly/3Bv58Fw Cybertool Lite tidd.ly/3Rwk1Nh Manager tidd.ly/3KZV6Py Explorer tidd.ly/3RMaFfY Pioneer X Alox tidd.ly/3RxvXyi Huntsman tidd.ly/3cX9WtP Compact tidd.ly/3RyzoEL Check this great reference.. www.smartknives.com/Victorinox-Tools/Altimeter.htm A few Victorinox Swiss Army knives include a digital altimeter that runs off a small lithium battery. The altimeter shows the current elevation in both feet and meters, for any elevation from -300 feet (-100 meters) to +18,000 feet (6,000 meters). You can adjust it easily to compensate for temperature and barometric pressure. The altimeter also shows the temperature in degrees Celsius and Farenheit (range 0° to 140° F, or -20° to 60° C).