Victorinox RangerGrip 68 0.9553.C
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Product detailed description
The basic all-purpose Victorinox Ranger Grip 68 model with a smooth blade and classic two-hand opening. The Delemont knives replace products from another Swiss brand, Wenger, where production has been discontinued.
Woodcraft, forestry and carving are built into its original genes as a Swiss Army knife. And the new Ranger Grip 68 continues this tradition with its innovative two-component handle. Expertly engineered for flawless ergonomics and maximum grip, it is the ideal choice for craftsmen.
Number of functions: 11
1. Large closing knife
2. 3. can opener with 4. - small screwdriver
5. bottle opener with 6. - screwdriver 7. - wire stripper
8. reamer, punch
9. Stainless steel key ring
10. tweezers
11. toothpick
Length: 130 mm
Width: 19.5 mm
Weight: 134 g
Safety lock for the main blade of the knife
Color: red-black
Former Wenger designation: 1.077.068.000
Victorinox warranty: lifetime (damage caused by normal wear, misuse or abuse is not covered by warranty).
Spare Parts:
Should you lose any of the handy little things Victorinox multifunction knives hide under the blades, you can purchase a replacement here:
Victorinox Knife Spare Ring Small Toothpick large Purse large
You can find more spare parts here: Victorinox accessories
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The amazing thing about VICTORINOX pocket knives, which was actually the key to their success, was the versatility of each spring: six blades on just two springs made for a light and elegant officer's knife.
Victorinox is dedicated to the manufacture and worldwide sale of unique and high-quality products that find practical applications in many different areas of life. It offers Swiss army knives, kitchen knives, watches, travel gear, fashion apparel and perfumes. The company's headquarters are located in the village of Ibach in the Canton of Schwyz, which lies in the heart of Switzerland. It was here that the founder of today's company, Karl Elsener, opened his knife-making business in 1884 and a few years later produced the legendary "original Swiss Army knife".