yes indeed

Totally agree ! Shorts got me into yours, and subscribed.

I third that!

Agreed! Dominic knows what he's talking about!

Agreed, awesome video!

Good edia, mate. Thats how i subs your channel 😎

Well 30% of the tips are useless, but funny.

Agreed. Great not to have to sit though some 8 minute, super repetitive, intro.

Was he Swiss by any chance ???

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parcel hook? you do know that tool is actually for GUTTING FISH right? on the back of the SwiAK... videographer uses it once at timecode 23:32 to grab the hot metal handle of his camp pot. its ACTUAL purpose is... you use the penknife blade to slit the anus of a fish slightly anterior towards its head along the midline of the abdomen. then you shove that hook up the anus of the fish, twirl and whirl and spin the hook around YOINKING guts out of the fish through its anus. but of course, it is just easier to slit the whole belly of the fish open from anus to the other end of the fish and open it up and scrape the guts out that way. but a parcel hook? i've never even heard of it called that. sure, i've USED it to carry stuff bound in twine or heavy cord, like the videographer does.

@@lesliekilgore648I think the whole idea of a multi tool is they can be used for many purposes

​@@jaywilliams6250I don't think so.. I heard if you use it not for the exact it's purpose u can go to jail!!

my very favorite EDC. The Huntsman is a bit smaller, but i want to metal saw :D

@@alfredocalzoni8161 If you don’t need the saw, for city usage, you can take the Mountaineer, 4 layers (metal file + scissors), 18 features, height 20mm, weight 109g. The lightest sak with a metal file.

@@danmano478 wow, nice hint. thank you :) didnt know the Mountaineer

The Ranger is a fantastic model, but to use the metal file as a make shift, Philips, you need the newer variant as the older files will just snap off! The newer ones are a marked improvement! I think two or three models were used in this video, though?

Thank you for letting us know what model it was used. I am very intrigued and curious to know because I have been looking at buying one…just for emergency use.

Wich one do you Carry?🤗

What was life during the depression like grandpa??

@@dutchvanderbilt9969So you just showed you skipped history class, what else did you skip? Neil here, lived thru the golden age and now we are approaching another dark age.

​@@Hiznogoodthat is so damn true. Young people don't know how 2 live off the land anymore. 😢

I'm 65. Grandad gave me my first when I was a Brownie in Girl Scouts. I think I was 7.

MacGyver always used a Wenger not a victorinox😉

I never knew it was a parcel hook, I always thought it was a lace tightener for my skates since I was a (Canadian) kid. I'm 66 now. We used paper bags and didn't need mo atinkin cell phone holders ;)

@@swainsongable Several different knives.

Simply amazing how many types of Swiss army knives exists - as well.

I never ride a horse but someone told me that this hook is for removing pebbles from a horseshoe.

@@Mikiroveryet another use for the Swiss army knife!

It used to be in the end, next to the tweezers and obviously visible. I didn't know they'd taken to hiding it behind the corkscrew either.

Same as you except I also found out that I lost it! 😅

К сожалению, часть приведенных ситуаций приведут или к получению травмы (брать кипяток с помощью ножа) или поломке ножа (закручивать гайки с помощью головки).

What model is this?

@@dougbas3980 Look at the comments above for the answer.

​@@dougbas3980i think its swiss champ

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I want to know too.

@@IsaqueFontinele ebay tons of magnet sellers

also me!! :)

Which model is this ?

Me too

Out of a magnetic ratchet screwdriver that's fallen apart.

I’m searching for the magnet also

I always have a sharpener with me and I leave knives sharp. Even visiting friends, I sharpen their knives as we talk. I started carrying a small whetstone in my pocket when I started carrying a 4 blade pocket knife 64 years ago when I was 9. Always had one throughout my school years. Different world now, better teach your children at home, where it is safer. Eze-Lap has a very tiny diamond sharpener which I have used for everything from fish hooks to chainsaw blades. It is two pieces which look like a pen with a pocket clip.

@@grantdavis5992 🤣That story in me comment is like 20 years Old! My daughter allways told me to bring me diamond Twilling sharpener steel… You know What? I bought one for her and learned her to do the thing🤷🏼‍♂️🤣 Im a educated lumberjack and have sharpend LOADS of chains.. But allways with a round file 💯 I was a boy scout once and cutted me fingers several times, But learned to handle the knifes at last, But they was allways Sharp as a razor! I prefer to Cut me fingers with a Sharp knife, heals better🤷🏼‍♂️🤣 I Also have a small to go diamond sharpener steel to go, we cant live without Them, Can we??😃

I imagine it could add an extra layer of context when you just casually begin sharpening an enormous kitchen knife, mid-conversation...

@@Es-om1cf 😅Hell yeah!

​@@grantdavis5992Victorinox has a really nice sharpener that's about the size and shape of a pen and fits well in my EDC

i had to do that in the desert once, all we had was the bit and a socket and my pocket knife, we lost the screwdriver. i needed to open the battery lid on my radio

Yeah Philips head instead of corkscrew is kind of non-standard on Victorinox Swiss army knives. More models have corkscrews than Philips. I'd prefer the other way around. I don't know of any Victorinox models that are intended to be used with a socket (this is more of a SOG thing) but there may be other brands that have a setup like that.

I mean ......yea

​@@sigilviiDepends on the model

Swiss Army knives were great pocket tools before Leatherman came along.

@@apenza4304 And they still are.. Different tool sets for different people doing different work. Right tool for the Job.

These are terrific, as long as you don't desperately need a knife.

@@gerard4870 Again, there are plenty of folks that find them to be adequate for their uses and functions. Different tools for different tasks and needs. Not everyone is a manual laborer or hunter/outdoorsman. Would you(anyone) need to use a 2-8lb sledgehammer to drive a tack nail? Can you, possibly depending on your skillset and physical capabilities but for the majority of individuals, no, you can't. Just about any blade is better than none at all for the majority of everyday tasks. Carry the tool for your job/needs. I have a number of different knives of many different sizes and more often than not carry more than one knife even while just in the house be it a Victorinox, Buck, Case, ...

@@korgan7779 when I say terrific, l am not being sarcastic or cynical. I have spent years piloting a victorinox. It was not my first, but was my first treasured knife. My father carried them religiously. As did the esteemed Macgyver of yore. However, much in support (rather than rebuttal) of your assertion that there is a correct tool for the job-- and at risk of receiving the opprobrium of the masses--I volue that in the event the tool required by the job at hand is, indeed, a knife, this esteemed offering may find itself, at the end of the matter, in the midst of responses not entirely in enthusiastic approval of its performance.

Спички то у него тоже Русские)

Knives are always handy to everyone. I prefer not to use disposable utensils at restaurants.