The Victorinox Tourist Swiss Army knife is a compact pocket knife that still contains everything you might need for a tour of the wine country.

The Tourist knife is similar to the Spartan, but it's smaller in all dimensions.

NOTE-- In the early 1980's, Victorinox offered a different version of the Tourist model which was an entirely different knive. To avoid confusion, we list that rare and collectible version of the Tourist under its Canadian name, the Voyageur.

Tourist No Keyring-- no key ring
Tourist No Keyring Original-- grooved corkscrew, solid awl, no key ring
Tourist Original-- grooved corkscrew, solid awl
Tourist Original No Toothpick-- grooved corkscrew, solid awl, no toothpick or tweezers

Picnicker-- a much larger knife with similar features (but only one blade)
Spartan-- the same features in a slightly larger knife
Sportsman-- replaces small blade with a nail file
Waiter-- no small blade or can opener

Serrated Adirondack-- partly serrated main blade
Spartan-- nail file instead of small blade
Viking-- identical features