Victorinox Swiss Army Money Clip

I've had this in my pocket for a couple weeks now, and I'm already in love with it.I was uncomfortable putting bills in my pocket, in fear of some falling out. I needed a money clip. This one has a nice, tight clip that'll even hang onto a single bill. It also has a little knife, scissors, and nail file, everything handy. And the whole package is very thin and light. I can barely feel it in my front pocket. It's kind of nice to look at too.Almost everything we buy nowadays is made in China, and if you look at the reviews on Amazon, there's always a good 10 percent of the customers who got lemons and rated the products with one star. I've been buying this Swiss company's products for about 50 years now, and they've never let me down. Their knives are made absolutely perfectly. I wish they made everything I buy.

For ease and convenience I often carry cash, both in a wallet and in a front pocket. Because I found over the years that a money clip is more helpful for me than simply carrying folded bills in the pocket alongside other items I have used several money clips. Some I purchased and some were gifts. Being never quite satisfied as some could not maintain the proper tension or were otherwise too heavy I purchased several years ago the Victorinox money clip and found it ideal for my carry purposes. Many years prior to my purchase of the Victorinox money clip I always carried in my pocket a Victorinox Classic especially admiring its light weight, useful small blade, and even more particularly the scissors. In later years I added a Victorinox Cadet as a “food prep” blade replacing another two-blades only Victorinox knife to accompany the Classic. Upon acquiring the Victorinox money clip with its selection of a small blade, nail file, and excellent scissors, in addition to the money clip, I was able to relegate the Victorinox Classic to my keychain (which I seldom pocket carry for any length of time). I have been very satisfied with my Victorinox money clip and heartily recommend it to anyone considering its purchase. I have liked owning mine so much over the years that I recently purchased another as a gift (which prompted Amazon’s request for this review).

Happy with purchase.PROS:Good companyGood constructionSturdyLightweightBasically expect it to be like the swiss army SD 58mm...BUT...it’s closer to a little over 70mm...CONS:Cost-I wish it were about $20 total instead of closer to $30.Rides a little high as a pocket clip knife-I wear it as a pocket clip. It sits just a touch higher than I would prefer but i have gotten used to it.Longer than I like-wish they made it with the swiss army sd 54mm platform so even smaller...I’m a common man...i dont need a huge EDC...the swiss army sd 54mm is perfect but I like the feel of a pocket clip.OTHER:My ABSOLUTE FAVORITE knife is the 1.9” blade Kershaw Ken Onion Chive...it is about $40...it used to be $30...bc of price increase I started looking for another EDC. I like a $10-30 EDC so I own it instead of it owning me. You break or lose it then who care but when it’s expensive then that sucks.Another great EDC that I’ve enjoyed has been Gerber EAB. I recommend buying on amazon bc they have some fantastic flash deals on it at times.

All I will say is that if you don't have one of these in your possession, then you're missing out on true convenience. I must use this little knife about every 5 minutes to open envelopes, boxes, cereal, cut out articles, trim loose threads, file sharp-edged nails, cut rope, trim plastic edges, open plastic packaging, etc, etc...I prefer to use the money clip to attach the knife to my left shirt pocket for easy access since I use it so often. My only two wishes are for Victorinox to find a way to add tweezers and/or a toothpick -- preferably the tweezers -- and to make the nail file tip into a small screwdriver. One can use the main blade for under nails if necessary.This knife is durable, classy enough to serve as a "gentleman's" or "lady's" knife. The blade will easily sharpen to a razor's edge and it stays sharp. I've been a knife fancier for years and have had many knives, large and small, but this little knife has proven to be the one I don't want to be without. Be cautious though, I tried opening a case of soda and the blade cut right through the cardboard and a can of soda like butter! The knife didn't complain a bit and the cut was so clean, most of the liquid remained in the can.

A good knife and money clip that I use to hold as many as 15 bills. A bit expensive imo, but I’m not disappointed.

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.

There are millions of Swiss Army knives but most of them fall into two categories, a little personal three tool knife or one of the ridiculous combination toolboxes. This knife is different. It is slightly longer than the regular personal size with the same tools only proportionally bigger as well. It is just as thin if not thinner but a bit more blade and bigger scissors really makes a difference. The money clip isn't particularly practical as such but as a pocket clip or purse clip for women it really makes the knife shine because you're not fishing in the bottom of your pocket looking for it. Strangely it has been a conversation starter more than once for me which is not why I carry it but that is why I call it odd ball. Costs tiny bit more but well worth it.