Victorinox Rangergrip 55 Pocket Knife

The pocket knife is generally of very good quality. Sometimes it replaces my smaller Spartan. The only downside is the lack of a lock on the 5mm screwdriver (in the Spartan model, you can feel two resistance points). Other than that, everything is okay.

Excellent pocket knife, high-quality steel, all tools are perfectly sharp, the main blade lock works flawlessly. It works great in the woods, camping, or fishing—and it also looks good.

This is the largest Victorinox on the market. If someone needs a large knife and saw, this is the perfect choice. Definitely worth the investment; the equipment does the job and does it very well. I recommend it to everyone; it's a very good piece of equipment.

This is the largest Victorinox in my collection. It's hard to carry in your pants pocket, but it's great. It has a large, sharp blade and several useful tools. I recommend it.

I've had it for several years now and it works great. The long blade handles even kitchen tasks without problems, and the saw easily cuts through five-centimeter wooden blocks. The lock works smoothly and I've never pressed it accidentally. I recommend it!

A very good, practical, and comfortable pocket knife. Large blade, excellent saw for wood, well-shaped, ergonomic handle. I highly recommend Victorinox pocket knives.

A typical Victorinox – the quality is as outstanding as ever, everything is precisely and solidly made. The knife is compact and comfortable to use; the screwdrivers and openers are also flawless. The saw handles wood exceptionally well. The non-slip handle is very comfortable. I recommend the Victorinox brand.

Amazing pocket knife! No unnecessary extras that aren't needed for daily use. I recommend it. As for quality—it's obviously excellent.

I've had it for about 5 years already. Thanks to the long blade, it's more versatile than standard pocket knives, and it has a clever and sturdy lock. The saw is quite long and very sharp, so it's often useful. You can safely take it abroad (the thumb-opening version isn't always allowed in Europe).

This is truly a large pocket knife and because of that, it's not cheap, but it's worth it—the quality and size make usage very satisfying.

The pocket knife was designed by Wenger, which Victorinox purchased in 2005. Victorinox put its logo on it and sells it under its own brand, like other Rangergrips. The pocket knife has a long ricasso, which has its advantages. The handle is shaped and partially rubberized, which improves ergonomics. I recommend it even though it's not a "true Victorinox."

Great pocket knife, one of the best I own.

As always, the craftsmanship is perfect. The size is quite large, but that's exactly what I wanted. I recommend it.

The product doesn't fully match the description—there's no lock for the bottle opener, but otherwise everything is flawless. Victorinox as usual is solid and durable.

This is a larger equivalent of the 91 mm Victorinox. As always, excellent quality, very sharp and comfortable. Perfect in the forest or for fishing.