Victorinox
Werks Traveler 7.0 Frequent Flyer Carry-On Blue
55 × 35 × 23 cm · 37 L · 4 kg
Sale price $910 Regular price $1,299Unit priceVictorinox
Classic SD Mystical Morning Pocket Knife Edition
Sale price $54.95 Regular price $64.95Unit priceVictorinox
Classic SD D-Illusion Swiss Pocket Knife
Sale price $54.95 Regular price $64.95Unit priceVictorinox
Altius Secrid Essential Card Wallet — Red
Sale price $89.95 Regular price $129Unit priceVictorinox
Travel Essentials Packable Backpack — Black
Sale price $129 Regular price $189Unit priceVictorinox
Travel Essentials Travel Organizer — Grey
Sale price $94.95 Regular price $139Unit priceVictorinox
Classic SD Alox Limited Edition 2026 Glacial Blue
Sale price $99.95 Regular price $115Unit priceVictorinox
Classic SD Tasty Grape Multi Tool Everyday Companion
Sale price $54.95 Regular price $64.95Unit priceVictorinox
Altmont Original 15.6in Laptop Backpack Black
21 × 32 × 48 cm
Regular price $140Unit priceVictorinox
Camo Classic Green/Black Swiss Army Knife
Sale price $59.95 Regular price $69.95Unit priceVictorinox
Classic SD Tropical Surf Swiss Pocket Knife
Sale price $54.95 Regular price $64.95Unit priceVictorinox
Airox Expandable Hardside Suitcase for Travel
69 × 46 × 29 cm · 4.2 kg
Sale price $839 Regular price $1,199Unit priceVictorinox
Airox Silver Lightweight Hardside Carry On Luggage
55 × 35 × 23 cm · 2.3 kg
Regular price $470Unit price
Victorinox does two jobs here: Swiss Army knives made in Ibach since 1884, and travel gear built to the same standard — Spectra and Airox hardcases, Werks softsides, laptop packs.
The Travel Shop is an authorised Australian stockist. Genuine product, prices in AUD, full manufacturer warranty (lifetime on knives against manufacturing defects; 1+10 years on the luggage we list). Free shipping Australia-wide. 30-day returns on unused items.
Knives stay in checked baggage on Australian flights. Luggage goes in the cabin or the hold depending on the size on the PDP.
Victorinox Swiss Army Knives & Multi-Tools
The original do-everything pocket tool. Over 25 models in our range, from the iconic Spartan and Huntsman through to the heavyweight Swiss Champ (33 functions, in case you're counting). The Alox line swaps the classic red Cellidor scales for ribbed aluminium — slimmer in the pocket, harder-wearing, and arguably the best-looking thing Victorinox makes. For tradies and serious DIYers, the Spirit multi-tool range delivers proper pliers, locking blades, and the kind of build quality you can hand down.
Browse the full Swiss Army knife range →
Victorinox Travel Gear & Luggage
Over 70 pieces of travel gear, built to the same standard as the knives. The flagship Spectra 3.0 hardside range is virtually indestructible polycarbonate with integrated TSA-approved locks and 4-wheel spinners that actually glide. Airox is the lightweight option — same protection, less weight on the scales at check-in. Expandable designs across most carry-on and check-in models, internal compression systems, and warranty cover that puts most luggage brands to shame.
If you're commuting more than flying, the laptop backpacks and business cases are worth a look — proper organisation, padded sleeves up to 17", and the kind of zips that don't give up after eighteen months.
Why Buy Victorinox From TheTravelShop
- Authorised Australian stockist — every product is genuine, with full warranty support
- Free shipping Australia-wide
- 30-day returns
- Prices in AUD, no surprise conversion fees
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Victorinox made in Switzerland?
Yes. Every Victorinox Swiss Army knife is manufactured at the company's headquarters in Ibach, Switzerland, where the brand has been based since 1884. The travel gear and luggage range is designed in Switzerland and manufactured to Victorinox's specifications.
What is the Victorinox lifetime guarantee?
Victorinox guarantees its products against defects in material and workmanship for the lifetime of the product. This covers manufacturing faults — not normal wear and tear, loss, or damage from misuse. The cover applies to the original buyer and is one of the most generous warranties in the industry.
What's the difference between Victorinox luggage and Wenger luggage?
Both brands are part of the same family — Victorinox acquired Wenger in 2005. Victorinox luggage tends to sit at the premium end with more advanced materials (Spectra polycarbonate, Airox lightweight composites) and refined detailing. Wenger focuses on value-driven travel gear, particularly laptop bags and backpacks, with strong eco-credentials through its EcoSmart and EcoPack ranges. Same Swiss DNA, different price points.
Are Victorinox Swiss Army knives allowed on planes in Australia?
Not in your carry-on. Australian aviation security rules prohibit knives of any blade length in cabin baggage. Victorinox knives must be packed in checked luggage. Multi-tools with blades follow the same rule. The good news: a Spartan or Classic SD slipped into your checked bag is no problem at all.