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Question: Is the Rambler the same size as the Classic?
Document: I have found it to be a great upgrade to the classic with an almost imperceptable growth in size. I definitely recomend the Rambler over the Classic.
This is the perfect little pocket knife. Look at the options and I think you'll agree. It has the size of the classic knife, but you add a phillips head and a bottle opener.
Victorinox Swiss Army Knife Rambler Pocket KnifeI gave this as a xmas gift last year. She loved the size and carries it everywhere.Thanks,Dana
This is an amazing little knife. In one small package it contains the usual small Swiss Army Knife Blades(Knife, Nail File/straight blade screwdriver, and Small Scissors). What sets the Rambler apart is the 4th blade. It is a bit thicker and is a Philips screwdriver. You might think that a Philips Screwdriver this size would be fragile. It is not. I have used this knife for over 15 years and have NEVER had one of its blades break.
Awesome knife for your key ring.I've had many knives on my ring most notably the Leathermen Micra, which worked fine but was annoying having to unfold for usage.I got this Rambler and absolutely love it!!! Quick to flip a tool out, very light weight, tiny in size the blade is great for cutting small packages, bags. The scissors work great for personal grooming, cutting paper, strands of thread on your clothes.The tooth pick, tweezers, like all SAKs are ok...
The rambler knife is now what I keep in my pocket instead of the Classic. The slight increase in bulk and weight is more than made up for in the excellent Phillips head screwdriver and the bottle opener. The scissors, toothpick, tweezers and the nail file are essentially the same as on the Classic.
The "Rambler" is better than the "Classic" (I own two)for one simple reason, if you keep your little knife on a key-chain:  its blade is situated opposite the key-ring, so that you can use it effectively while the keys are still attached. Philips head screws are everywhere, and often loose, and as far as the beer bottle opener...I'm there.
As a stand-alone, it's really all I need around town or in the office, but it also shines as a companion to one of the others, especially the Farmer. The Rambler and Farmer go together like peas and carrots, with essentially no overlap or duplication.The Classic is the most popular pocket knife in the world... but -- as others have said here -- the Rambler is better!
I was a little upset when I lost my 20 year old Classic that I carried religiously in my left front pants pocket. The Rambler is a great replacement since it is the same length-  just a little wider to accommodate the bottle opener/phillips screwdriver/wire stripper. Along with my iPhone, I feel prepared for just about any situation.
The problem with most pocket knives is that they really aren't that pocket friendly. Even when I have all sorts of pocket competition, ipod, cell phone, car keys with fob, LED flashlight and maybe a bluetooth headset too, I still have room for the Rambler. It is is just like a Classic except it opens beer bottles and has a Phillips screwdriver. Really it is the perfect pocketknife.
Answer: yes