Gran Capitan

Bigger than SAKs and not as good as quality compared to Victorinox. I am a big fan of Aitor for many years and in general Spanish cutlery. However Aitor is not the same and since it was bought by Pielcu, products are just ordinary to average quality.

The blade has a fairly weak spring. For a knife which is larger and heftier than a typical Swiss Army knife, the blade closes with about half as much force.The multi-purpose blade has what appears to be a saw on the bottom, but it is poorly made. The teeth on one side are sharp, but flat and blunt on the other.If you want something similar, get a used Bundeswehr knife for half the price.

The knife doesnt have many uses and a better knife can be bought from victorinox for cheaper price. Quality on this knife is ok.

This is a solid, well-made knife. At four inches long (105mm) It's slightly larger than the standard Swiss Army knife and would be bulky carrying in standard office-clothes pants pockets. The size wouldn't be a problem for carrying in "shop" or outdoors type clothing, which makes this a great outdoors knife as backup to a good fixed blade knife.The grips are a hard plastic diamond-patterned, green with the gold Aitor crest on one side. The knife has three blades; a main clip-point cutting blade, the combo tool blade, and the corkscrew. The combo blade is well-thought out and in may opinion makes this knife standout from other Swiss army style knives. This blade includes a flat blade screwdriver tip, a innovative designed can opener, a saw blade, and a bottle opener. There's a small hole at the base of the blade that may be for a wire stripper, not really sure. The knife also includes a key ring which again is a little larger than the standard Swiss Army knife.The main cutting blade is three inches long and comes nicely sharp right out of the box.Overall this is a great knife if you're looking for a combo knife a little heftier than the standard Swiss Army style.

for the price it delivers