| | |  | Pocket Knives | Home » » » Victorinox Swiss Army Money Clip (Silver Alox) | | | | | | | Description: | | Still made in the village of Ibach, Switzerland, Swiss Army knives have been known for their quality and craftsmanship since they were first introduced over 100 years ago. This Swiss Army tool holds three practical accessories--a large knife, scissors, and a nail file with a nail cleaner. It's a shorter, slimmed-down version of the traditional Swiss Army knife with a money clip for storing currency or credit cards. The clip also has a broad, flat side that may be engraved with initials or a short name. All tools are made of first-class stainless steel, and are separated by rust-proof, aluminum alloy. Durable brass rivets and bushings hold knife layers together. This lightweight clip is a classy way for business executives to carry the company credit card or personal business cards. When inscribed, this clip also makes a cherished gift for groomsmen or recent college graduates. This Swiss Army knife/money clip is covered by a full, lifetime warranty | | | Features: | |
• Made in Switzerland since 1884; lifetime warranty
• Engravable money clip plus large knife, scissors, nail file
• Stainless-steel tools; rust-proof aluminum alloy separators
• Durable brass rivets and bushings hold knife layers together
• At 3 inches long , this is the ideal gift for executives or groomsmen
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 5.9 inches | | Product Width:
| 3.3 inches | | Product Height:
| 4.8 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.05 pounds | | Package Length:
| 3.5 inches | | Package Width:
| 1.1 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.1 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.05 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 39 reviews |
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16 of 17 found the following review helpful:
Great small pocket knife.Jul 30, 2005
By D. McDermand
"meadowlark"
I used to lose pocket knives regularly because they would slip out of my pocket. I bought this knife because it is very compact and slim but has a useable length blade. Additionally, it has the exact tools I use regularly -- scissors and a nail file. I do not use the clip for money but instead use it to attach the knife to the watch pocket in denim jeans or a regular pocket in other pants. I have NEVER lost it and I have come to Amazon to purchase another one for an extra so I don't have to switch the knife around so much when I change into different pants. I have other knives with more tools but this is the knife I carry at ALL times.
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Swiss Army Money ClipDec 08, 2007
By Steven L. Druley
This is my second one, having lost my first one after 10 years of use. These are indispensable little tools that offer the benefit of also securly holding my currency. The scissors, nail file and knife are all very handy and I use them all regularly. I can't understand why anyone who uses a money clip would not love one of these.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
The Swiss Army knife of money clips!Oct 18, 2007
By Marc Lisenby
What's not to like? Nice looking money clip meets Swiss Army knife! The scissors are one of the most useful items I have ever carried around. The knife blade is sharp and sturdy and it has a fingernail file that actually works! I lost one and could not wait to get another one. One word of caution: Don't forget it's in your pocket when you head to the airport for a flight. Scissors, knife blade and nail file all in one easy to confiscate package! You can't go wrong with this great clip.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
A handy and versatile money clipJul 06, 2006
By Edward Beck
This is an exact replacement for my old Swiss Army money clip which I have had for over fifteen years. I was very pleased to see that Amazon.com offered this item.
The money clip is functional, but the real versatility is the built-in Swiss Army knife. Definitely easier than keeping up with a money clip and small pocket knife. The small knife, fingernail file and scissors have come in handy on countless occasions. I recently used the scissors to cut the price tag off of a pair of sunglasses. Those tags on sunglasses do not come off easily! If you like using a money clip, or want to try one, try this one with the built-in knife, scissors and fingernail file.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
The most subtle pocket knife you could ask forJan 15, 2009
By G. Kline
"art hunter"
When you pull out your money clip with folded bills and see the matte silver finish metal, you think "ok, it's a money clip". But it's definitely much more. Small utility knife, scissors, and nail file, all at your convenience. This money clip knife is thin enough to pass for a typical money clip--you won't notice any additional weight or bulk. The clip works superbly with a very firm grip, enough that you can even clip it to a pocket along with some bills. And naturally, the implements are all top notch Swiss/Victorinox quality.
The outer metal casing is a little soft, so if you drop it on pavement, it will take some nicks and scratches (the blades themselves are tempered stainless steel--very tough). But generally, if you're careful with it, it'll go years without accumulating much abuse. I have been carrying these for the past 10 years and lost one once. I've got 2 more in reserve, because they're inexpensive and so useful. I've also given them as gifts, usually much appreciated. I recommend the silver over the red, as small scratches hardly show on the silver (but the red will expose silver colored scratches).
Some people just don't get the idea of a money clip. They prefer to have a nice thick fat wallet stuck in their rear pocket, forcing an uneven sitting that may eventually cause spinal problems. I now have a light wallet (a leather "sleeve" if you will, just for credit cards, license, insurance card, business cards, and assorted small papers) and the money clip to hold all of my bills in the front pocket. MUCH better. And this money clip is a great choice for it.
As for pricing, there is a large variance. I've seen them as cheap as $20 shipped (FleaBay) and nearly $50 without shipping. The price on Amazon is very good (as of this writing, $22 with free shipping). If you're looking for one of these and don't care if it has been used, you can find used ones on-line for about half the cost. In these tough economic times, saving 50% means a lot to more people!
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