I have been naughty.

[GoatDragon]

I bought mine last march as an early birthday gift to myself.
Haven't regret it for a moment. Worth every €.

If SHTF, the Swisschamp gets ditched from it's SOS pouch and the CT41 goes in

Got a CT34 second hand last month for €25.
Quite used, but still cheap for the condition it's in.
some new scales would do miracles on that one... awesome SAK as well.

Now I need a CT29 to complete the set...
And the CT light

The CT41 was an early birthday gift for myself as well! Bday is in 5 days. So I wasn't naughty after all! 

[Mechanickal]

I bought mine last march as an early birthday gift to myself.
Haven't regret it for a moment. Worth every €.

If SHTF, the Swisschamp gets ditched from it's SOS pouch and the CT41 goes in

Got a CT34 second hand last month for €25.
Quite used, but still cheap for the condition it's in.
some new scales would do miracles on that one... awesome SAK as well.

Now I need a CT29 to complete the set...
And the CT light

The CT41 was an early birthday gift for myself as well! Bday is in 5 days. So I wasn't naughty after all! 

Great minds think alike



And happy birthday!

[Don Pablo]

So how come the CT41 is a more (Image removed from quote.) kind of SAK than a SwissChamp? 

Perhaps because it trades the dubiously useful fish tickler and magnifying glass for the supremely useful cybertool.

Nailed it!

But the magnifying glass comes with a Philips that is bigger and stronger than any Philips bits on the cybertool. 

[GoatDragon]

So how come the CT41 is a more (Image removed from quote.) kind of SAK than a SwissChamp? 

Perhaps because it trades the dubiously useful fish tickler and magnifying glass for the supremely useful cybertool.

Nailed it!

But the magnifying glass comes with a Philips that is bigger and stronger than any Philips bits on the cybertool. 

But the Cybertool comes with 3 different sizes of Phillips bit as well as other bits, blowing the screw turning capabilities of a single Phillips outa the water.

[Don Pablo]

So how come the CT41 is a more (Image removed from quote.) kind of SAK than a SwissChamp? 

Perhaps because it trades the dubiously useful fish tickler and magnifying glass for the supremely useful cybertool.

Nailed it!

But the magnifying glass comes with a Philips that is bigger and stronger than any Philips bits on the cybertool. 

But the Cybertool comes with 3 different sizes of Phillips bit as well as other bits, blowing the screw turning capabilities of a single Phillips outa the water.

[GoatDragon]

So how come the CT41 is a more (Image removed from quote.) kind of SAK than a SwissChamp? 

Perhaps because it trades the dubiously useful fish tickler and magnifying glass for the supremely useful cybertool.

Nailed it!

But the magnifying glass comes with a Philips that is bigger and stronger than any Philips bits on the cybertool. 

But the Cybertool comes with 3 different sizes of Phillips bit as well as other bits, blowing the screw turning capabilities of a single Phillips outa the water.

[cody6268]

I think it's looking like I'll be getting one soon, as I have a $50 Amazon gift card balance, and'll only need $50.  The CT41 has always been my dream SAK as it has all the stuff I actually need and nothing more. I'll never use the fish scaler as intended, and the awesome CT driver replaces the need for either backside or inline Phillips. I miss the mag lens, but the new one sucks, and the Craftsman was close minus the CT layer.

I think you picked out a great knife there, and it'll serve you well for when you actually need a tool to fix something.

What sheath should I get for it? I already have a sheath for a SwissChamp (offbrand, but high quality Mexican knockoff of a Zermatt), that fits my Craftsman with a bit of rattle, so it should fit the CT well.

[Mechanickal]

I think it's looking like I'll be getting one soon, as I have a $50 Amazon gift card balance, and'll only need $50.  The CT41 has always been my dream SAK as it has all the stuff I actually need and nothing more. I'll never use the fish scaler as intended, and the awesome CT driver replaces the need for either backside or inline Phillips. I miss the mag lens, but the new one sucks, and the Craftsman was close minus the CT layer.

I think you picked out a great knife there, and it'll serve you well for when you actually need a tool to fix something.

What sheath should I get for it? I already have a sheath for a SwissChamp (offbrand, but high quality Mexican knockoff of a Zermatt), that fits my Craftsman with a bit of rattle, so it should fit the CT well.

Got myself the black leather Vic sheath for 8 layer SAKs.
But wow, that leather is stiff at start and hugs the CT41 like a squirrel to a tree.

[Don Pablo]

I think it's looking like I'll be getting one soon, as I have a $50 Amazon gift card balance, and'll only need $50.  The CT41 has always been my dream SAK as it has all the stuff I actually need and nothing more. I'll never use the fish scaler as intended, and the awesome CT driver replaces the need for either backside or inline Phillips. I miss the mag lens, but the new one sucks, and the Craftsman was close minus the CT layer.

I think you picked out a great knife there, and it'll serve you well for when you actually need a tool to fix something.

What sheath should I get for it? I already have a sheath for a SwissChamp (offbrand, but high quality Mexican knockoff of a Zermatt), that fits my Craftsman with a bit of rattle, so it should fit the CT well.

Got myself the black leather Vic sheath for 8 layer SAKs.
But wow, that leather is stiff at start and hugs the CT41 like a squirrel to a tree.

Squirrels can fall off trees... 

[Mechanickal]

I think it's looking like I'll be getting one soon, as I have a $50 Amazon gift card balance, and'll only need $50.  The CT41 has always been my dream SAK as it has all the stuff I actually need and nothing more. I'll never use the fish scaler as intended, and the awesome CT driver replaces the need for either backside or inline Phillips. I miss the mag lens, but the new one sucks, and the Craftsman was close minus the CT layer.

I think you picked out a great knife there, and it'll serve you well for when you actually need a tool to fix something.

What sheath should I get for it? I already have a sheath for a SwissChamp (offbrand, but high quality Mexican knockoff of a Zermatt), that fits my Craftsman with a bit of rattle, so it should fit the CT well.

Got myself the black leather Vic sheath for 8 layer SAKs.
But wow, that leather is stiff at start and hugs the CT41 like a squirrel to a tree.

Squirrels can fall off trees... 

If I didn't see it, it didn't happen