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Question: I've carried a Champ for years but I've never used the "multi-purpose hook." What is it good for, anyone?
Document: I bought this over five years ago and it's been a great companion of mine ever since. I've used nearly every tool on it, and everything on there does a good job at what it's for. Torquing the screwdriver has never strained or bent the tool, the blades have remained sharp, the scissors' still function like new, and even the hook can support more weight than you'd think. The only negatives are that it has four tools that actually leave the knife itself, and I've lost two of them.
Just like with tools, guns & flashlights, you can't have just one multi-tool. You've got to have one for every purpose. I have a duty weapon, an off duty weapon, a smaller back-up weapon, a hunting rifle, a camp sidearm, a stainless for when I'm out on the boat, et cetera.Over the years, I've collected multi-tools from Leatherman, Gerber, and SOG.
The same great quality as all other Victorinox Swiss Army Knives I've owned and used. Though this knife is quite bulky and heavy, I still use it a bunch for everyday tasks. Even if you don't use it much, it's a great collection piece on its own. The Swiss Champ Plus is BASICALLY a Swiss Champ minus the pliers, and at half the price, it's the most SAK you can get for the best price.100% recommend this for anyone thinking about getting it.
The only reason I have hair still is because of this tool. Had I not carried it with me non stop for the last 3 years, I would have torn it out. Maybe I'd even be dead. It takes a while to get used to, but you start to get creative with it and figure out exactly what everything will do. I've gotten slivers out with the needle, opened countless beers, fixed all manners of household repairs, the scissors, oh lord the scissors are incredible.
Got this a few years ago, and its still going strong. I've used everything on here at least a couple times. I even used the hook to carry 5 gal buckets of mortar because the handle had broken off leaving just the wire. Saved my hand some serious discomfort. The saw cuts PVC and wood with equal ease. The blades take very little attention to keep razor sharp. No rust anywhere.
The pen nests into the same groove as the hook (albeit at the opposite end), making for a suprisingly comfortable and easy-to-use writing instrument.- Finally, since I've been wilderness camping for more than 25 years, I like having the magnifying glass as a good weather fire-starter.This is the knife that sits in my pocket most days of the week. I also take it on all of my weekend camping trips and hikes.
I've had mine for about 15 years now. As a kid I used to spend pretty much all my free time playing in the woods, and although I ended up buying many knives, this one was by far my favorite and most used. I used the knives probably more than any other implement. I have never sharpened them, yet they are still razor sharp. The scissors are also very handy, and the spring still works as well as the day I got it.
I've seen people do this on Youtube and it does work. Hurts your hand but saving someone's life? Worth it.The hook tool? Yes I've carried groceries in plastic bags with it, it also works great pulling cable/wire, and anything string or bootlace related.
The Victorinox Swiss Champ Plus is a very well designed multi-tool. The more you carry it, the more it will endear itself to you by proving it's worth in the field as well as in the workplace or at home. At first glance some of the tools may seem superfluous, but in the long run you may very well use some of these tools even though you originally never imagined yourself being in a position that requires them.
Bought this pocket knife to carry around with me. Had one years ago that was smaller (i.e. not with all the tools) this is a must for anyone who likes the idea of having a multi tool without having to lug around a tool box.
Answer: yes