edc swiss champ

The four layer Explorer is my limit for pocket carry SAKs. Anything larger is Skinth bait.

I'd say yes I'd pocket carry that . I've carried round a lot more with out bother

I could fill a sheet about carrying one for 20+ years, how much I love the little(ish) thing, in how many cases it saved the day e.t.c. e.t.c. but I will just say this:

Get a Swisschamp

My last - and best - method of carrying it is hanged - very high in front right jeans pocket - on a coupler which is hanged by a carabiner with my belt passing through it. Carried so high, I don't even notice it.

I have been doing so more or less full time for several months now. Mine spends alot of time on my belt in a black nylon Victorinox sheath. It is alot more comfortable than the leather one I have. Times when I don't want to carry it in a belt sheath I just drop it in my front pocket. I carry it by it's self in the pocket and after doing so from time to time over a few months, I have gotten pretty comfortable doing so.
Jim

I have carried one, but mostly find I needed less in my pocketses.

Throwing one in a bag doesn't hurt though

hey
i did it every day.for my last birthday my wife gave me a black swisschamp. it's a quite heavy, or, maybe, the wrongest, is not possible to apply a good pochet clip.now i'm usin a suspension clip, but when i use the phil screwdriver, the noising clip make me bad!
for example, the leatherman charge'spocket clip works very well, for me.
bye

And the same can be said for its owner .

You carry an xhvt in your pocket ONLY when stolling in gale force winds!
The Champ is perfect for pouch or sheath carry, ant the thickness is almost at the maximum limit for small handywork.
I have one myself, almost 15 years old, and the only replaced acessory was the tweezer!!!!!

When I was in the service, most of the guys in my platoon carried 3 knives with them to the field. This was before Leatherman multi tools came out, or at least before they became popular. The SAK Champ was very popular. It was carried on the trouser belt in the leather sheath. I bought one while I was deployed and gave it to my Dad when I returned in 1985. He used it a lot since it was so handy for fixing things around the house. He has since passed on and I now have it. This is a special tool that embodied quality and precision.

I've been carrying a Victorinox SwissChamp since January 2012, and all those tools really come in handy. I've used it for tasks ranging from slicing a pizza to opening my computer for upgrading. I mostly keep it in my handbag, and I can't imagine being without it.

The XAVT is waaay too large to carry, and it's too expensive for most.

--DragonLord

I've been carrying my swisschamp in my front right on a suspension clip for a couple months and could tell stories about saving the day with it, but long story short...it's worth having

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I've looked at the Swisschamp for years, thought it might be too large for pocket carry, but always wanted one. Played with one at Smokey Mountain Knife Works last Sept and heck, they are only $74 there, think I'm gonna have to cave and get it.