Hey guys Jeff off the gridiron. I've got a great new reveal. I've got a box opening today I'm my newest toy and here's a clue it's from Vitorianox and it's cool stick around All new Whichever A I Hey guys Jeff off the gridiron well today I'm at Rock Point Provincial Park and it's just a week after Father's Day. I hope you and your family are doing well and staying safe. And today I have a little unboxing and I'm super excited. This was a little treat. Vivitorian OX Swiss Army knife. This is the Ranger grip 58 Hunter in the red black model. And I brought this knife along. I've kind of saved this opening just for this particular weekend. This is their first family camping trip this summer and let's have a look. Here it is here. The huge reveal out of a little cardboard box. Well this is it and I've got rather medium-sized hands I guess but this is one chunk of a knife. And why I wanted this one is number one and has a lock blade technology where kind of the thumb ramp can kind of deploy it like so. And the logo there serves as the button to you squeeze that and it kind of snaps into place. A little fun choil on the back in there. Obviously kind of Swiss and classic Victorian OX construction but it is a very very beefy knife. It's about an inch across at least and but it doesn't feel unruly. There's a few little depressions here with the black kind of molded rubber textured grip meets the scales but the nice part about this is the locking blade. So that never can kind of break free and again it locks up tight. Just the single button and it collapses down. The other thing I like too is there's a little depression at the end here and that is how you access the saw. Now it's not a locking saw but you can see how long it is and that's substantial and it is super sharp. Like it's just grab in my finger my thumb as I do a little kind of test and it's super sharp. And again it's almost as long as the handle but in many bushcraft applications that's all you need. So we'll keep these tools these two tools up and out of the way. And with most Swiss Army knives you have the combination screwdriver bottle opener and I've always wondered what this is. Some people claim it to be a stripping wire but I can't see that application and I want to double check that. The other end is your Phillips and your typical can opener at this end and why I really like this. I'm a hunter and this has a secondary blade inside. We're going to pull it free and we're going to close up everything else so I can really describe it to you. The side of the way. Push the lock. Close this out of the way. Now this does not lock lock open only the main blade but this is a curved blade and I really see it as a great skinning blade application where on the front tip it's rounded and smooth. And if any of you have done a lot of skinning before once you kind of in and punctured the skin of the animal you can slide along and that rides along just under the skin and this would act as a real kind of zipper like fashion and open that game. Primarily I would think big game but certainly be used on anything. And again your classic Victorian ox sharpness rated the box. Locks up tight. The back end you've got your tweezers and your classic plastic toothpick. On the backside, I almost forgot about these ones. There's your all very sharp gouge, all tool and obviously your primary Phillips screwdriver. So that's it guys. Very beefy, very heavy in the pocket and it's great for one thumb deployment and closing and what I foresee myself doing is having one of these kind of expandable lanyards or retention straps and put that on the edge of my belt loop or pocket on the clip and that way as it's hanging in my pocket it doesn't dangle so so deep and because there is some definite weight to this. This is not your light duty Swiss Army knife. This is very heavy knowing that it's you know definitely in your pocket. If not a pocket carry something else you could consider is putting it on your belt and I might create a kind of nice horizontal presentation leather kind of scout carry pouch just for that or your standard kind of pocket knife sheath off your belt. So I just want to share that with you great job Victorian ox. Obviously you are continuing to produce great models and take advice of many other people that they're particularly hunters to create a great functional tool for hunters and bushcrafters alike. Thanks so much for watching if you've enjoyed my gear review today on the knife please check out my other channels up top up top you'll find a link in some various cards you read the video to some other of my my videos. Thanks for watching Jeff Allen off the grid aren't take care for now.