Victorinox Swiss Army Huntsman Lite Pocket Knife (Ruby) Reviews
Amazon.com Customer Reviews
nice little thing - Review written on January 11, 2007
Rating: 4 out of 5
1 customer found this review helpful.
great knife, the only thing is that it's a little too big
Works like a charm - Review written on January 04, 2007
Rating: 5 out of 5
4 customers found this review helpful.
The Huntsman lite is an excellent knife with plenty of tools that all work!
Very beautiful, light and useful. - Review written on August 18, 2006
Rating: 5 out of 5
5 customers found this review helpful.
It's really light and small. The lamp is a great idea. The ruby color is really beautiful.
Another great Swiss Army knife - Review written on March 18, 2006
Rating: 4 out of 5
8 customers found this review helpful.
While I love this knife, I have got one gripe about it. The light is cool, and it's relatively easy to replace the battery, but if you keep this in your pocket you're probably going to be turning it on accidentally and running that battery down. Wish they'd made some way to lock the light off while you're not using it. Still, the translucent look is a nice touch, and there are a lot of useful tools on here. Another nice feature is the fact that it's not too big to fit in your pocket (though it's pushing it just a little). A good choice for the most part.
The best just got better! - Review written on December 18, 2005
Rating: 5 out of 5
5 customers found this review helpful.
The Huntsman was always my favorite Victorinox knife. This knife just seemed to strike a near perfect balance of overall size versus a useful assortment of tools. So I was delighted to discover the Huntsman Lite, which added a LED light, ballpoint pen and a straight pin to an already outstanding knife! How could you go wrong?
swiss army comes through again - Review written on August 05, 2005
Rating: 5 out of 5
5 customers found this review helpful, 1 did not.
Great little knife. It has everything one could possibly need, in my opinion, and weighs surprisingly little. Is there really a Swiss Army?