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We've looked at the SwissTool RS, and that was super cool.  We looked at a Black Oxide SwissTool and that was even cooler.  Now, let's look at the coolest of the cool, the NATO issue SwissTool!

This Victorinox model is not a Swiss Army Knife as it has no knife, or indeed any of the tools normally found on a typical Swiss Army style knife!

People often ask me what is the best tool- and the answer is simple.  You can always your time, think of the features you want most in a tool, or you can buy a Victorinox Spirit and be happy!

In keeping with the automotive theme we started yesterday, today's Tool Of The Day post is all about the Victorinox AutoTool.

Another edition of the strange naming conventions is the 111mm Picnicker, also spelled Picknicker, pictured here with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees printed on the scale, and not to he confused with the 91mm Picnicker!

When it comes to sorting out model names, Victorinox collectors have their work cut out for them- like when it comes to this Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Yeoman.

Common sense would dictate that I wait another month and a half to post this Victorinox Hunter, but I think it's worth seeing every day.

When people ask me what is the best, toughest tool on the market, the that beats all others, the one tool I would want on a deserted island for the rest of my life, there's only one answer- the Victorinox SwissTool, like this well used RS version.

At one time the Champion was aptly named, because it was the biggest Swiss Army Knife you could get- it was the Gold Standard!

When we think of Victorinox, we think refined, precise designs- but even monkeys fall out of trees, and when that happens, we get things like this- the SportRatchet!