VictorinoxMidnite Manager

You've got a sharp blade, nail file, excellent scissors, #1 Phillips, 2.5 mm flat head, pressurized pen & 10-lumen flashlight all in one tidy package. For me, it's the perfect EDC.It's the same toolset as the Rambler, with the pen and flashlight taking the place of the toothpick and tweezers. This causes the Midnite Manager to be a little thicker than the Rambler.The Rambler is about half the cost of the Midnite Manager, so you'll have to decide how important the pen and flashlight are compared to the toothpick and tweezers. I carried the Manager for years (pen and tweezers), but they don't make that model anymore. I used the pen frequently - it's the best swiss army knife pen that Victorinox makes. The tweezers I did not use so much. And I use a flashlight often.So this is perfect for me. Your mileage may vary.

This is the perfect slim Victorinox knife for EDC. It has a good blade, great scissors, screwdrivers, a pen, and a light. All of that in a small package that I easily carry every day just in case I might need it. If I know I will need a tool, I will grab my bigger Victorinox. I also prefer the white light over the old red light.

This is a great knife for every day carry and I keep it on my keychain. The knife has the following functions: knife, bottle opener, wire stripper, phillips head screw driver, a scissor, a nail file, a flat head screw driver, a pen and a light.Overall, the knife is quite lightweight. In terms of the size of the red plastic part, the length is 5.8cm, the width is 1.3cm and the height is about 1.1cm. If you include the tools, the length is 5.9cm(the keychain part sticks out a bit), the width 1.9cm and the height stays the same.The knife blade is double edged and has a pointy tip. The flat part is about 2.7cm long before it starts to taper up. The total length of the cutting edge is about 3.3cm. There is a little triangular notch near the end of the cutting edge which I don't really see the use for, but it's there. If you hold the swiss army knife completely parallel to the ground, the knife will be slightly tapered down and point ever so slightly towards the ground.The bottle opener, while it works, is a bit on the small side. This means that if you want to open up a bottle, you would need to work around the bottle cap for a bit before you can pop it off. You cannot do it in one motion.The wire stripper has a diameter of about 2mm.The phillips screw driver is quite small and I use it a lot for opening up electronic devices. It isn't small enough for eyeglasses though. The longer of the edges that makes the cross is about 2.4mmOn the other side of the knife, you can find the nail file. The area is basically 3cm by 0.5cm. I don't know exactly what grain it is, but I guess I would say its a coarse fine? I have definitely seen sand paper with finer grain compared to what is on this knife (the knife is obviously all metal)The flat edge screw driver is 2mm at its thinnest part and tapers up slightly to 3mm. The depth is about 3mm. If you are worried about going into a tight spot, you have about a 3.5cm reach (base of the flat head) due to it being at the end of the nail file. The thickest part of the nail file including the edge is 6mm so that would be the smallest diameter you need the long hole to be.The scissors are pretty self explanatory and work great for cutting nails. Opened up wide, the cutting edge is about 1.5cm long. Realistically though, with just the metal spring opening up the scissor, the cutting edge is only about 1.2cm long. The scissors are quite sharp and have a great cutting edge. That said, I wouldn't cut hard plastic with it since the handle is only 2cm long from the pivot point.The light is pretty dim and I only find use for it with finding the keyhole on a door. Do not expect to use it as a flashlight to walk around in the woods. I have a fenix ld01 (1 AAA battery and up to 80 lumens, but that's another for another review) for that which I definitely use more than the light on this knife. The battery is a button type battery and is quite exposed so I don't think this is waterproof. I haven't tested this though. You turn on the light by pressing the red shield on the side of the knife.The pen I think is pretty cool. It's a standard oil based pen and it has blue ink in it. If you flip the nail file out while you use this pen, it is actually quite comfortable. Replacing these is also quite simple. Just pull the pen out and insert another one in. I wouldn't use this as your main pen though. The reservoir is quite short, about 4cm, so I mainly use the pen in "emergencies".Overall though, I like this knife and use it a lot. It's convenience and lightweight is it's main selling point.

The tool arrived quickly and in pristine condition. Every tool on the Midnight Manager is useful to me, except I haven't needed to use the wire stripper. All in all, I'm quite happy with my purchase.

Best all around pocket knife ever - has ballpoint pen and tiny flashlight, in addition to small blade, regular small screwdriver, phillips head screwdriver and scissors, nail file, bottle opener, and wire stripper - all of which have been used at some time. Only tool not used is the wire stripper. And pen can be replaced, in addition to battery for flashlight. Like the American Express card, I don't leave home without it. Only caveat: if you travel, put this in your checked baggage - otherwise, this "weapon" will be confiscated.