| | |  | Pocket Knives | Home » » » Victorinox Swiss Army Helmsman Lockblade | | | | | | | Product Promotions: | | | | | Description: | | Victorinox 53664 Swiss Army Helmsman Lockblade | | | Features: | |
• 4
• 38 in
• closed length
• Blue nylon handles
• Locking serrated large blade, Phillips screwdriver, shackle opener,can opener, small screwdriver, b
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| 0.25 pounds | | Package Length:
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| 0.25 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Good rope knifeFeb 04, 2010
By Bruce A. Chase
This knife is handy very handy for rope work. The locking serrated blade easily cuts rope. It would be nice if the marlin spike also locked.
Overall,I am very pleased with it.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Nice!Jun 25, 2011
By Mohnu Kholvanu
Bought the Helmsman after looking for a good multi-purpose knife for sailing.
Plus: The blade is really sharp and lockable - very important since I would hate to have it snap back on my hand, the marlin spike is good for knots of a decent size, and the tools are standard fare on a Victorinox.
What I would have liked included : The marlin, Philips screwdriver and awl to be locakable, a wrist strap to be included, the color to be bright to make it easy to locate if dropped in the boat, some way to make it float :-) if dropped overboard.
 Fid doesn't lock -- otherwise, would have been perfect.Apr 23, 2012
By Paul Brogger
I carry a similar Swiss Army Knife -- one-hand Trekker, I believe -- all the time. This is basically the same size, shape & layout, with a "tab-lock" for the main blade, and a fid instead of a saw. But the fid doesn't lock, and I'd think *that* would be far a more important application of the lock feature -- certainly from a use standpoint, if not as a safety feature.
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