- Is the Huntsman worth it over the Spartan?
- Yes if you will use the scissors and wood saw. The Spartan is slimmer and cheaper, but it drops both tools. If you only need blades and a bottle opener, the Spartan is enough.
- Does the main blade lock?
- No. The Huntsman has a slip-joint back spring, not a locking blade. For a locking Victorinox, look at the Hunter or a model with a liner lock.
- How many tools does it have?
- Fifteen functions, including a large blade, small blade, scissors, wood saw, can opener, bottle opener, screwdrivers, corkscrew, awl, toothpick, tweezers and key ring.
- Is it legal to carry?
- In most US states a non-locking pocket knife of this size is legal to carry, but local rules vary. Check your state and city laws, and airline rules before flying.
- What is in the box?
- The knife itself, with the toothpick and tweezers fitted in the scales. A pouch or gift box is not always included, so check the listing.
- How does it compare with a Leatherman multi-tool?
- The Huntsman is lighter and has better scissors and a saw, but it lacks pliers and one-hand opening. Choose a Leatherman if you need pliers; choose the Huntsman for pocket carry.
- Where is the Victorinox Swiss Army Huntsman Pocket Knife cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $44.96, as of our latest check.