Swisstool X has scissors in place of the serrated blade on the regular Swisstool.
Yes, if you have a Swisstool with no serrated blade and with scissors, it is a Swisstool X.Take a look here: http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,1575.0.html
I intend to! Though I'm still shopping around for what I'd want, mostly something with a good set of scissors, possibly a magnifying glass, a pin, a corkscrew, micro sized screwdriver...A.K.A something to fill in for what my SwissTool or Skeletool won't do. -Kit
Or...Perhaps a Huntsman, then he has a backup to several key impliments, plus the Corkscrew w/Micro driver.Or...Go with SI, Maybe OHTDtrain
Quote from: Dtrain on October 13, 2008, 04:27:42 PMOr...Perhaps a Huntsman, then he has a backup to several key impliments, plus the Corkscrew w/Micro driver.Or...Go with SI, Maybe OHTDtrainCan't say I agree with the suggestion of the SI or the OHT as they don't have scissors, a magnifying glass, a pin, a corkscrew or a micro sized screwdriver. In fact they don't offer anything (apart from a one handed blade on the OHT) that the Swisstool doesn't already have.You'd be far better off with the Explorer that Mike suggested IMO.
I'm looking into a few models actually, including the Explorer, the Traveller, the Voyager, and a few others. I like the thought of an alarm built in, but I can't help but wonder if that's a good idea...So far of the non-electronic ones the Explorer seems best if I can dig up the little mini screwdriver for the corkscrew. How much does one commonly retail for? -Kit