For many outdoor excursions many will find the Victorinox Trekker ideal in its capabilities. Featuring a 4.4 stainless pen shaped blade, the Trekker is a competent camp companion. The Trekker shown is a veteran to several Nutnfancy adventures and has proven itself well. It is an able skinner as well as an ideal food preparation blade. Add in a solid locking liner for the main blade and large flat blade driver, 3mm small flat blade, a Phillips driver, can opener, awl/reamer, useful wood saw, lanyard ring, tweezers, and a toothpick. Few downsides sully the excellent reputation of the Trekker: maybe the flexing reamer under hard use may pinch fingers, somewhat soft steel (but easy to re-sharpen!), lack of a pocket clip, and a 4.6 oz weight. New versions of the Trekker include the One Handed and German Army Trekker, shown here in the video update. Both feature an oval deployment hole and forward serrated blade (might be tough to sharpen). The Trekker carries well in sheath and is quick to action if outfitted with a lanyard my own design shown). There might be a few lighter options out there for pure blade usage but few will match the versatility of its tool selection while still possessing its large blade. Add in a very reasonable price, and every outdoor adventurer should probably be in possession of their very own Trekker for hand me down purposes. A highly recommended utility/camp/EDC blade. /////////////Nutnfancy Likeability Scale: 9 of 10 (Standard model), One handed models (10 of 10); price considered
@Phil2923 the only dumb questions are the ones that go unasked.
Grunt922 1 week ago
Hi :)
propcomicdoinyourmom 1 month ago
@Phil2923 "The Nutnfancy Project" its tnp
xmoonxdoggyx 1 month ago
This may sound dumb, but whats a TMPer?
Phil2923 1 month ago
Damn i love thgis knife. I got the Spartan Silver Tech
jethrotay 3 months ago
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ireviewknives 3 months ago
@Evanfire11 I did the same thing with the seat belt cutter on those knives.
BlackOfTheWest 4 months ago
It's nice to know Nutnfancy scooped fish.
SuperRip7 4 months ago
I have a One Hand Trekker. I like it, but opening it isn't very consistent. First, there some tension. Once you're past that, there's no tension from the back spring until the blade is at about a 90 degree angle and the tension from the back spring all comes back at once. You've got to really dig your thumb into the hole. When I first got mine, I wasn't expecting it to be so inconsistent with the opening, my thumb slipped, and it cut into my palm a bit. Maybe mine's just defective, though.
foodlovingpig 4 months ago