Scout knife

This is my latest Swiza knife and it is a Scout knife with the D04 configuration with print. There is also a model with wood saw D06. It is a beautiful Swiss knife with the nature theme. It is wonderful with the colors on the handle scales and the white print Scout logo. The tool configuration got that versatile utility that is expected of a pocket knife that can be used by Scouts. The D04 and D06 are just perfect and the print fit very well with the identification that relates to interests and the walks of life.  Knives by Victorinox and Wenger were and are used for Scouting and the different organizations of the world. I see no problem that Swiza can be just as good for this too. The category and size of this versatile Swiss knife is very pocket friendly and takes very little room in any philosophy. Well done!

Here are some of my knives in the Swiza collection so far. I placed this picture and information under the scout knife because of the development with the knives. Beautiful knives that is quality made and Swiss.

Here you see my latest Swiza Scout knife which is very similar to the one shown above. The functions are different and this D02 got the blade, versatile awl, Phillips screwdriver and tweezers in the package. These knives are very nice in the design and appearance. Pocket knives with just a few functions can be very useful still and for sure relieving to have for EDC.

 This is an interesting model with the round tip blade. With traditional SAKs and knives from Switzerland you will find models made with such designs for extra safety. This can be for younger users hence the Junior designation. Some blades may have special blades and designs for other special purpose demands. The J02 R model got the nice versatile awl, Phillips screwdriver and tweezers included in the pocket knife. Having a locking mechanism and a rounded tip blade then accidental closing should be difficult to experience. Some disagree with having a round tip because younger people should learn from the start by having a full blade with sharp tip and not just the edge. The awl can be like a small secondary blade and the tip is useful on leather but not so well for wood. Even so this is a nice model!

There are many children starting with such blades today. There are different Swiza Junior designated pocket knives and this could just as well fit in with Scouts.