VictorinoxPioneer X Alox Swiss Army Knife, 9 Functions, Swiss Made Pocket Knife with Scissors, Reamer, Key Ring and Large Blade - Silver

The only victorinox you’ll ever need the knife if thicker than most Vic’s and the tools are more convenient than others and the alox scales are great feel great and look great

This is my second Swiss Army knife (first is the rambler, also an awesome knife!).The pioneer x has everything you need and more. Scissors work amazing. The knife is sharp out the box. The awl is awlmazing for opening packages and punching holes. Feels sturdy and dependable.My only small complaint is that the tools are very hard to open when new, but they’ve slowly been loosening up.

I bought this SAK as a gift to myself for my wedding. The Pioneer X has two tools I can't live without: the legendary Victorinox scissors and a small, inconspicuous blade that won't get you into trouble anywhere in the world. The craftsmanship is exceptional, and the tool feels both sturdy and refined - perfect for marking a special occasion. This Swiss Army knife feels like a timeless piece, one I can rely on for years to come, making it a fitting keepsake for such a memorable moment. You can't go wrong with Victorinox.

I hemmed and hawed on this purchase. I have a few Victorinox SAKs, but the Alox version just looked so cool. Glad I did. Great knife. Blade a bit bigger than 91mm SAKs, and great to look at.

This knife is like a cadet on steroids. Built like a tank and scissors added. What's not to love? And the awl is way more useful than I thought it would be.

The Pioneer is an amazing knife. And since they came out with the X model with the addition of the amazing scissors, made this the perfect EDC.

My first Victorinox SAK is a legacy item handed down from my dad. He got it as a gift in 1956. I watched him use it a gazillion times. Except for the scales looking muted red nowadays, it works and handles like new. Wow, right? So I now own 3 more of these things, my last purchase being this Alox Pioneer X. What attracted me was the small size ( I often carry a Champ) that would come in handy for carrying inside certain clothing options, and the alox scales coupled with the SCISSORS. Man, how did us humans live without scissors? OK, OK....the wheel was a good invention...but, ya know, cellophane and scissors, baby!My impression is this model seems nearly indestructable. SAKs are, in general, pretty much that way to begin with but the aluminum scales, that are riveted in place, brings this to another level. The tools have zero excess play in them and snap back and "lock" in place with authority. Allegedly the tools themselves are a bit thicker than usual SAKs. I can't confirm this ( never used a micrometer to test this) but to my eye it does appear so. Victorinox tools in general are so well made and tough that frankly this wouldn't matter too much.For me, you lookin' for a tool built like a tank that works as it is supposed too without adding bulk to your thin slacks or shorts, this one's for you.

I bought this to replace a lost Victorinox Cadet, I really like the scissors, large, sharp, precise.