If you’ve spent much time outdoors, there’s a really good chance you’ve used a Swiss Army Knife from Victorinox. The knives have had a strong influence on outdoor culture. And they’ve been proven time and again since they were first introduced in 1891. The size of these blades are different than what I am used to. Coming from larger folding knives like my Cold Steel Finn Wolf, this is not a batoning blade. It will break. However, this knife still needs to prove larger bushcraft and survival tasks. I would at least use the big blade for carving a flat hearth board with generous push cuts. This would demonstrate how stout the folding joint is on the SAK Camper. Whether giving a knife as a gift or getting a handy EDC tool for yourself, these venerable Swiss Army Knives should be high on your list. Here are five top choices from experts at Blade HQ.