VictorinoxSwiss Accessories Straight Pin 4 Pk 30483

to be honest the price is far to high for only 4 pins ...They serve there purpose and work well for many things like cleaning out spray can nozzles imagination is the limit really ..the trick is remembering you have it!

While some might use a common straight-pin for a replacement for a lost or bent pin for their knife, these pins are the REAL thing (a bit longer, made of stainless steel, slightly thicker on the shaft and a fair amount stiffer than the normal straight pin. ) They are great for helping remove splinters and such, and with the high-end quality of the knife that they are used in isn't it better to have REAL parts, anyway?? Four spare pins should last a VERY long time for most users.

You get like five pins in a plastic bag. They are stainless steel and are idea for removing splinters and thorns. I own four Huntsman and five other Victorians knives and added this and other tool additions to all of them. The nice little fire starting stone, replaces the toothpick…which you WILL MISS. The tiny screwdriver is indispensable if you wear glasses. The double sided file is indispensable if you are a Huntsman owner.

OK...they're pins. Not much to comment on, really. I just thought/hoped they would be a bit more...substantial; a tiny bit thicker maybe than the pins I have on hand. But, in fairness, they are longer than the pins I had been using. And they hold firmly in place; I TRIED to shake them out and couldn't. I keep saying them, plural, because I have more than one SAK and they all have the pin slot in the scale.I should also say that they arrived in perfect condition and in a timely manner. If they had been a little better quality, I would have given 5 stars. But...4 ain't bad, I'm thinkin'. :)

fit in my 2 swiss army knife

Pins were received in a little plastic bag with no protection for the points; Pins are of the correct length and appear to be stainless steel, however, they have a much smaller head than the original Victorinox straight pin, and are practically non-magnetic.So, one of the lifesaving utilities of these pins (as taught to us in Felix Immler's YouTube videos) is to magnetize the pin and float it in water (or on a leaf floating in water) to use as a makeshift compass. This you cannot do with these pins. Overall, am disappointed with these pins and they are definitely the wrong item at this high price.

Really good

I encourage anyone who has the little hole under your corkscrew to put the pin in as intended. A sharp little pin has much utility...these are great!