As a long-time user of Victorinox pocket knives, I bought the Rally to have it permanently on my keychain, as some larger models I have are not convenient to carry in my pocket. From this perspective, the pocket knife is perfect, as it is not only beautiful and high-quality, but also manages to condense many useful tools into such a small size. I consider the price to be very good, as Victorinox products generally cost.

However, I also have some negative points, which is the reason for the "low" rating I give. To be specific, the negative aspect I find is one, and that is the non-ergonomic position of the keyring. If someone attaches the pocket knife to their keychain or keys, they will realize that it would be much more convenient if the position was on the other side, so that the keys do not obstruct the blade, which is the main tool of every pocket knife.

Finally, it is important to consider the particularly small size of the tools in the pocket knife, as it loses practicality compared to larger models, but clearly gains in terms of easy portability. I do not lower the rating for this reason, as the exact size of the Rally is mentioned and anyone who buys it knows what they are getting.

Of course, to be completely honest, the same is evident in the product photos, the position of the keyring...

I have quite a few of the Swiss Victorinox pocket knives, and the Rally is one of my favorites. All the company's products have only positive aspects, as they are incredibly practical and cleverly designed with top quality, like jewelry rather than pocket knives.

For the Rally:
-> Incredibly small and lightweight (only 22 grams), but practical to have on all keychains or kits with various little things we carry in our bags daily as EDC.
-> Its small blade is sharp as a razor (20-degree well-sharpened edge for general cutting), and it has endless applications.
-> The file attachment serves as a small saw for tiny things, as a screwdriver for small applications that don't require much torque, and also to help untie knots.
-> The attachment on the other side has a bottle opener, wire stripper, and a small cross-head screwdriver that is practical for tasks.
-> It has stainless steel tweezers and a toothpick (better not to use it in the mouth) for other things (e.g., resetting a router or anything else).
-> Although Greek legislation is strict and peculiar about everything, the beautiful Swiss pocket knife, due to its small size (58mm / 9mm), will go unnoticed/ignored by a police check 99.99% of the time when attached to your keys.
> Compact and high-quality construction, which all Victorinox multitool pocket knives have, using X55CrMo14 stainless steel that is corrosion-resistant and has a hardness of 56-58, which is suitable for high-quality multitools with a lifetime warranty. For intensive and tough use, it will wear out quickly and will require sharpening afterward (which is easily done on this steel without much effort compared to other steels). Survival knives have carbon steel that maintains its edge through more cuts compared to plain stainless steels, but they have other disadvantages.

-- Update August 20, 2020, after 6 years of use, it still continues to be a fantastic tool for me. Today, I made a heavy-duty extension cord (H07RN-F rubber cable 3x2.5mm2 and rubber plugs male-female) for electric welding and heavy loads, and it stripped the cable and wires comfortably and tightened the screws on the plugs. After 6 years of frequent use, its screwdriver is still fantastic.

I am very satisfied with my purchase because even though it may seem to have a slightly higher price (I bought it for 13€), it is worth every penny. The company has created the most perfect and well-crafted multitools worldwide. It is better to pay for something that you will have forever and will last, rather than Chinese imitations that cost 3€ or 5€, which may provide multitools but are of poor quality (loose joints, don't cut well, rust immediately upon opening).