... This is a great quality knife that hasn't failed me. I bought it almost 12 years ago and still carry it around wherever I go. I was drawn to this model because I wanted a slimmer, sturdy pocket knife that didn't skimp on the important stuff. While other knives have 2 blades, the Rucksack's 1 large blade is sufficient for me. The Trailmaster (or Trekker) and Locksmith are similar models that both have a phillips screwdriver in place of the corkscrew, but I've found that the flatheads on the Rucksack have worked just fine in a pinch. (Also, I've actually used the corkscrew a few times.) Finally, the locking blade is a great safety feature.
As I mentioned earlier, I bring this knife with me wherever I go. That said, although the knife is sleeker than other models due to its minimalist nature, it isn't even the smallest or most compact product out there. I'm personally satisfied with the size, but I'm also usually toting it around a purse. I don't know how it would be to try to lug it around in a pocket every day.
I generally use this knife for "urban survival" (in other words, "everyday living"). However, I am a fan of emergency preparedness and was pleasantly surprised to find it recommended on a website as a good, basic survival knife. Of course, I never fail to bring it along on a camping trip.
All-in-all, I'd say it's a great quality knife with a great value. ...
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