The Swiss Army Knife remains one of the most popular and versatile pocket knives, but which of the many versions of this ...

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The Origins of the Swiss Army Knife In the 1800s, the Swiss Army had a problem. The military observed a need for a small, portable tool that could serve a number of different purposes in the field ...

While the Swiss Army knife and similar pocketknives were banned after 9/11, in recent years, some policy changes, such as by the FAA, now allow small knives on commercial planes. This does not ...

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As the name implies, this Swiss army knife is optimized for portability. It weighs just 2.3 ounces and measures just 3.6 inches long, so it’s easy to stash in a pocket or attach to your keys.

The pin in a Swiss Army Knife is its smallest tool; it is tucked in the pin slot of the plastic scale handle, and depending on what model of SAK, ...

Today, dozens of Swiss Army Knife models feature an awl or reamer tool. It’s one of the most common gizmos on SAKs. In fact, its origins go back to the oldest versions of these multi-tools. It can ...

"He's one of those Swiss Army Knife players for us," Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer said. "For Robbie to haul one in, it was really exciting for him and our guys,” DeBoer said.

The mater (‘mother’ in Latin) is the disk-shaped base of the astrolabe that all of the other features slide out of, like the various tools of a Swiss Army knife.