The name of the Compact is very fitting: it manages to fit 15 functions into a two-layer 91mm frame that only weighs 2.3 ounces. How? By combining features into single tools. Instead of a separate can opener and cap lifter the Compact has a unique combo tool that’s a cap lifter/can opener/screwdriver/wire stripper all in one. The only other layer tools are a single large blade and a set of standard sprung scissors.

The Lite is a variation of the 34. Included with all the 34 tools is also a small white LED and Magnifier. The LED runs of two batteries and has an on-off switch. The switch, when in the off position, can also be pressed down to momentarily turn on the light. And we arrive at the pinnacle of Swiss Army Knives – the enormous SwissChamp. Boasting 8 layers of tools covering 33 functions, if you can’t do it with a SwissChamp you probably need some real tools – or some real help. It’s based on the classic 91mm Swiss Army Knife frame, but contains the entire kitchen sink of implements. The main tools include a large and small blade, sprung scissors and pliers, metal file and saw, wood saw, a magnifying glass and an inline Philips driver, a fish scaler, and the combo of a caplifter/large screwdriver/wire stripper and a can opener/small screwdriver.

https://preview.redd.it/7olmhlzn2iea1.jpg?width=1078&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=52f47038bc6629c07b5a248648dba06292fc5e94 The CyberTool is clothed in either Translucent Red (Ruby) or Translucent Blue (Sapphire) cellidor scales. The CyberTool Lite is only available in Translucent Red (Ruby). Advertising knives may also come in a number of other colors. Now we’re getting into the big boys. The WorkChamp is the most feature-dense actually useful 111mm Swiss Army Knife- the Work Champ is a folding toolbox with heavy-duty tools and ergonomic grips for people that need to get things done. I was also disappointed to get it & see that the bit driver is not magnetic & bits are held in place by a detent ball system. https://preview.redd.it/moejlezn2iea1.jpg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=86f5d2c881a2022f7ebbfdea6c794a264e80b25b

The Evolution series – and the related EvoGrip models – are actually leftovers from the Wenger brand, the other company that also made Swiss Army Knives until they were absorbed by Victorinox in 2005. Victorinox stopped selling Wenger branded models in 2014, but they continued making some Wenger designs as part of the Delemont collection with Victorinox branding. Victorinox does not produce the bits, those are produced by a German company. They are not rust free, so the bits need to have attention in clean and lubrification.https://preview.redd.it/s6ho5szn2iea1.jpg?width=1067&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=601657acb6234f63e4faf28e248620428ff8a0ec