Victorinox Swiss Army knives

[hml367]

Can anyone tell me where there might be a selection of these pocket knives, new, for sale in Chiang Mai?

I had seen them in Robinson's many years ago, but now I cannot find them there.

Thanks.

[Oscar2]

the guy at the survival shop at Tesco Kamthieng 1st Floor used to have some. the last couple of times i went there to buy something, his stock was limited however. don't know if that means demand is low or what.

[hml367]

Thanks, Oscar2. I will check it out.

[Seligne2]

Find out where the Airports of Thailand (AOT) sells all the Swiss Army Knives they confiscated off would-be passengers. Like mine for instance.

[flare]

It might be worth checking out the Chiang Mai Tactical Shop- I know they carry Leatherman stuff and might stock other brands.

https://www.facebook.com/Chiangmai-tactical-shop-117833861706057/

[jobin]

Knives, regardless of quality or brand name, are forbidden to be carried by airplane passengers. This rule has been in place for 10 years or more.

Best not to blame others for own mess-ups.

[Trujillo]

Knives, regardless of quality or brand name, are forbidden to be carried by airplane passengers. This rule has been in place for 10 years or more.

Best not to blame others for own mess-ups.

Maybe as carry on, but not as checked baggage. You have always and are still able to take a knife if you check it in.

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Edited December 26, 2015 by Trujillo

[hml367]

It might be worth checking out the Chiang Mai Tactical Shop- I know they carry Leatherman stuff and might stock other brands.

https://www.facebook.com/Chiangmai-tactical-shop-117833861706057/

Thank you, flare (and everyone else that replied)

I have sent a message to Chiang Mai Tactical Shop.

[Seligne2]

Knives, regardless of quality or brand name, are forbidden to be carried by airplane passengers. This rule has been in place for 10 years or more.

Best not to blame others for own mess-ups.

Who blamed anyone, Jobin?

[Seligne2]

Knives, regardless of quality or brand name, are forbidden to be carried by airplane passengers. This rule has been in place for 10 years or more.

Best not to blame others for own mess-ups.

Maybe as carry on, but not as checked baggage. You have always and are still able to take a knife if you check it in.

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Everyone knows this, but it is easy to forget you have the knife in your small backpack...

[MESmith]

http://www.lazada.co.th/victorinox-swisschamp-red-33-484527.html

[hml367]

Thank you, MESmith... I have placed the order already with your link.

I didn't even think of checking Lazada.

Thanks again!

MODERATORS - You can close this thread if you like. MESmith has given me the answer.

Edited December 26, 2015 by hml367

[metisdead]

As the OP has the answer to his question, this topic is now closed.