Victorinox Unveils Bladeless Swiss Army Knife Amid Rising Global Knife Violence

The iconic multi-tool adapts to modern safety and regulatory challenges, removing blades to maintain utility without compromising security.

Victorinox, the maker of Swiss Army knives, responds to increased knife violence and stricter regulations by developing a bladeless version of their renowned tool.
The new design aims to preserve the tool's versatility for users like cyclists and golfers, who require specialized tools over blades.
The bladeless models are part of a strategic shift to adapt to changing security environments, including restrictions at airports and public venues.
Despite the removal of blades, Victorinox emphasizes innovation and the continued high craftsmanship of their products.
No specific release date for the bladeless Swiss Army knives has been announced, highlighting ongoing development and market anticipation.