Color Silver
Aloy Material Other
Brand Victorinox
Item Dimensions LxWxH 0.07 inches
Item Weight 0.13 Pounds
A CUT ABOVE THE REST: Compact, agile and ready to face any adventure head-on. Our range of Swiss Army Knives have been established since 1897 and continue to be an icon of utility and smart design.
DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: Swiss made stainless steel construction encased in our popular scales offers a slimmer profile and is extremely resistant. Blade lockable – No
COMPACT CARRY: Bring this knife with you on your daily adventures without sacrificing space. It makes a great gift for any occasion or stocking stuffer for Christmas.
FIT FOR ALL TASKS: At their heart, all our pocket knives are a survival tool; multitaskers that deliver in any situation. At their most ev
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Pioneer Alox Swiss Army Knife
If you’re going to blaze a new trail, you’re going to want to keep the right tools with you. And the Pioneer knife belongs in your pocket. Inspired by the classic Soldier’s knife, this sleek multi-tool packs all of its functions between two durable Alox scales. It feels good in your hand, and it feels even better when, once again, you get the job done.
The compact companion to your outdoor adventures
Swiss made pocket knife with 8 functions and high-grade Alox scales
Includes a reamer, punch and can opener
Features:
large blade
reamer, punch
can opener
screwdriver 3 mm
bottle opener
screwdriver 7.5 mm
wire stripper
key ring
From the renowned company that created the Swiss Army knife a century ago comes the Swiss Army Pioneer pocketknife, a compact multi-tool for hiking, camping, or around-the-house use. Measuring 3.5 inches long, the Pioneer is stylishly cased in a ribbed silver Alox housing with the familiar Victorinox logo on the side. More importantly, the unit contains several handy mini-tools, including a large blade, a can opener with a small screwdriver, a bottle opener with a large screwdriver, a wire stripper, a reamer, and a key ring. The Pioneer also includes an engraving panel on the back.
The Pioneer is cased a stylish ribbed silver Alox housing. As with all Victorinox items, the Pioneer is made to exacting standards, with dozens of steps going into its construction. Victorinox attends to every detail, from selecting the finest materials to performing the final inspection. In addition, each individual tool has been hardened in a different way to stand up to its designated use. The Pioneer weighs 3.2 ounces and carries a lifetime warranty.
Pioneer Tools
About Victorinox
In 1884, Swiss cutler Karl Elsener set up shop in Ibach-Schwyz, installing a waterwheel in Tobelbach Brook to run his grinding and polishing machines. Thus began what would become the international brand name Victorinox, a combination of Victoria, for Elsener’s mother, and “inox,” or stainless steel. Today, Victorinox produces watches, luggage, clothing, and, famously, Swiss Army Knives. The original product dates to 1897, when Elsener patented the Swiss Officer’s and Sports Knife he supplied to the Swiss Army. Following World War II, American servicemen and women shopping in PX stores shortened the name to Swiss Army Knife, which lives on in English-speaking countries around the world and has become a metaphor for versatility.
The various tools of a swiss army knife are manufactured from high-quality steel with precisely tuned features that are essential for the particular application. The steel is tempered, annealed and polished to achieve the necessary hardness and provide optimum resistance to corrosion. With it’s unique build Swiss Army Knives require easy but particular care. Use the recommendations below to keep your knife at it’s peak functionality.
If you’re going to blaze a new trail, you’re going to want to keep the right tools with you. And the Pioneer knife belongs in your pocket. Inspired by the classic Soldier’s knife, this sleek multi-tool packs all of its functions between two durable Alox scales. It feels good in your hand, and it feels even better when, once again, you get the job done.
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Large BladeThis durable precision-honed sharpened edge makes clean, accurate cuts with resistance to corrosion. Be prepared for anything: cut your food, gut a fish, slice paper, carve your initials into a tree or whittle a piece of wood. |
ScrewdriverA versatile screwdriver that has everything the professional needs. It is designed to meet a variety of needs such as domestic appliances, furniture, automotive, factory, and everyday. |
ScissorsMake tough cuts with strength and control. These scissors are always on hand and can be used for trimming leaves, cutting off tags, clipping coupons or emergency situations. |
Bottle OpenerMade of stainless steel, sturdy and durable this function opens wine, beer, soft drinks, soda water, coca cola and more. A tool that is great for professional bartenders or home use. |
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Jordan Guerrero (verified owner) –
For a small, lightweight EDC option, consider the Victorinox Pioneer. It’s 3.5″ long, 3/8″ wide, and 7/8″ tall where the knife back protrudes.Knife: The main blade is 2.5″ long and comes sharp out of box. After a few passes on my Spyderco Sharpmaker, it’s hair-shaving sharp! The slipjoint lock is firm and holds the knife without any movement. Also, Victorinox is a familiar brand so when you whip this out in public, people are less intimidated than if you pull out a dedicated knife. For most people, a SAK screams tool whereas a knife screams “weapon”. The 2.5″ blade is perfect for my EDC needs (along with a larger tactical blade) and I find anything larger to be a little cumbersome.Can Opener: The can opener is good, but like any multitool can opener it’s much slower than a traditional crank one. Compared to the opener on other brands, I think that Victorinox is one of the best. Also, the tip doubles as a small flathead screwdriver.Awl: This is mainly why I chose the Pioneer over the Cadet. The awl is great for punching holes in fabric, leather, or thin metal. It can also be used to drill small holes in wood. It comes, surprisingly, sharp enough to slice through paper with a little effort. I think it’s a great tool.Flathead/Bottle Opener: The flathead/bottle opener is unique inits opening. It locks in place with the slipjoint lock at 180 degrees, but also at 90 degrees. This gives you an added capability in tightening screws. This piece feels very solid and I have used it successfully for medium-duty prying tasks. The bottle opener is decent when compared to dedicated bottle openers, but good in the realm of SAK style bottle openers.Alox Handles: The alox handles are thin and beautiful; much more streamlined and durable than the cheap plastic ones. there is a keyring on one end and on the back there’s a little place to inscribe your name.Carryability: If you’re thinking about throwing this on your keychain with your car keys, keep in mind that it’s fairly large. I think that it would be a little cumbersome there and a SAK Cadet may better suit you. You can add a lanyard to it and carry it floating in your pocket if you like, but personally I don’t like things floating around in my pocket. I have this on a mini survival keychain along with a Fenix E01, a firesteel, and a pill tube with iodine tabs. Since it sits in a pouch on my canteen, carryability is not an issue. Previously I had this riding in the little coin pocket on my jeans and my shorts, and it fit perfectly there without any movement.Bottom Line: Although I use this on a mini survival keychain, I’d recommend as an EDC option as well. It has a great variety of tools that provide with you with a lot of capabilities. For $25, this is a great deal; I’d buy one again without any second thoughts.
I’m Not Johnny Ramone (verified owner) –
The blade is a touch thicker than on your average SAK, which makes it that much better. No toothpick or tweezers, and that’s fine… this one has everything you need and nothing you don’t. I’ve seen lots of Victorinox over the years and I don’t ever remember seeing a manufacturing defect. This one is well worth the cost.
Asano (verified owner) –
Been a Victorinox SAK user for most of my life. Got my first knife at age 6 and they are excellent. This model is the best yet. Alox handle scales instead of red plastic make it even better. Love the fact that instead of 2 blades it had a blade and an awl.Quality materials, solid construction as well as perfect fit and finish.Differences between this Pioneer model and the Standard Driver/Cadet model subtle but well executed and practical. Love the bottle opener/large flat head screwdriver/wire stripper that locks opens in both 90* or full open positions.Key ring is bigger and more substantial than older versions.All in all the best bang for the buck with regards to the various SAK by Victorinox.Great price and quick shipping, so what are you waiting for, pick one up!
Tilbillygirl (verified owner) –
The Pioneer has quality that can’t be fully appreciated until you have one in hand. Highly recommended for everyday use. Order a pocket clip so it hangs vertically in your pocket and you won’t feel it annoying you while you walk or work.
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Been using this for a few months. Knife is perfect for edc and quality is as expected for Victorinox .money well spent.knife is very well built and held up to everything ive used it for (from cutting up fruit to ising the awl to open holes up in 1/16″ sheet metal) blade holds a decent edge that lasts and the alox handles are a definate upgrade to the usual plastic scaled handles. Perfect thickness to comfortably use and carry everyday. If you dont have one i would strongly recommend purchasing one
Justin Francoeur (verified owner) –
Much lighter than I expected. Nice design and sleek finish — the alox exterior is a nice touch. It was a tough debate between the Victorinox Cadet, Farmer or Pioneer (I wanted a swiss army knife with a key ring), but I wanted to keep the tools limited to things I’d actually use on a regular basis (I live in the city), and the Pioneer won out. No regrets. Would buy as a gift for a friend.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
This is the knife that Victorinox has been producing for (well) over a Hundred Years.And it shows.The tools snick in and out just a little bit better. The springs are just a little bit stiffer. The whole of it is just a little bit sturdier. There are no scale tools, or scissors, or cork screws.Sometimes the tool layout on some Swiss Army knives can be a little awkward, or may have some problems running in and out: not so here.This particular design dates back to 1957. It’s been updated and improved, or not – depending on what you like or dislike about it, over the years, but it goes right back to the beginning as far as its essentials are concerned.The only thing I don’t like about it is the implementation of the key ring/lanyard attachment. I find it sticks my hand in an uncomfortable way. Some people hate that it has a key ring at all, and, indeed, there are examples around without one. Personally, I feel that a lanyard attachment point is a good thing, bu
Anonymous (verified owner) –
I’ve never been impressed with SAK’s. The blades are thin and the plastic scales make it feel like a toy. The tools were certainly never robust enough for any serious tasks. I’ve carried Buck, Leatherman and Kershaw products for the last 40+ years.I recently purchased this SAK with ALOX scales and have been very pleased with its overall performance and quality. The tools, although limited to a basic selection, are of heavier construction than non-ALOX knives, and are suitable for moderate tasks. It’s not too big/heavy and is slim enough to ride in your pocket comfortably all day.I especially appreciate that it comes with a key-chain attachment. I have chosen to suspend it on a carabineer from my belt loop, instead of just dropping it into my pants pocket. In this way, it can’t fall out of my pocket, and the weight of the knife is supported by the belt loop as opposed to sitting at the bottom of my pocket sideways like a lump.
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I have received the Victorinox Pioneer knife with bad anodizing twice. The first one was worse than the replacement (pictured), but the replacement isn’t much better. The knife works fine, but I have never received a Victorinox knife that had finishing defects like the two Pioneer knives that I received. After looking into it, I learned that this is a common with the Pioneer Alox series, but I did not know that before. The two copies that I received are likely factory seconds, and should have been offered through the Amazon warehouse. I don’t see an option to return the replacement, so I guess I’m stuck with a knife with rough scales. Because of this experience, I cannot recommend the Victorinox Pionee. It’s a shame, because the Pioneer offers a very useful toolset, and usually Victorinox knives come with a great fit and finish.
James Blumenfeld (verified owner) –
I’ve been carrying this model pocket knife everyday for years.I’ve never broken one but I do seem to loose one annually. When that happens I look around for other knife options but nothing comes close.It’s light and thin enough to carry everyday and has just the right implements for my needs.There are certainly other knifes with more blades but they’re fat and heavy.I was lucky this time around – this was on sale so I bought two!