Victorinox Classic Knife

$15.22 ~~$24.95~~ In stock

Category: Accessories Resale Accessories

The Victorinox Classic Swiss Army Knife is the perfect backpacking multi-tool at a minimal weight. It has a blade, functional scissors, a handy mini screwdriver, and nail file. A toothpick and tweezers are inserted in the sides.

This knife is either cobalt blue or red with the Zpacks crest on one side, and the Victorinox logo on the other side.

If you are flying for your trip and can't carry on a knife, check out the Zpacks Flight Scissors.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard ★★★★★ Sep 15, 2026

This little thing lives on my keychain now and I barely notice the weight. Used the nail file and tweezers just today, and the blade came sharp enough for opening packages right out of the box.

Adam ★★★★★ Sep 14, 2026

Didn't expect the scissors on something this tiny to actually cut cleanly, but they do. The mini screwdriver saved me on a pair of sunglasses mid-hike, and the whole thing weighs basically nothing in my pack.

Benjamin K. ★★★★★ Sep 13, 2026

I keep this on my keychain and the nail file gets used way more than I expected, especially for snagging hangnails at work. The tweezers actually pull their weight too, which surprised me for something this tiny.