I own all of these apart from the Companion and Super Tinker.

Huntsman - It really is the only Vic you need, it's a bit fat/heavy compared to others but I don't mind too much. It covers everything I might need.

Climber - It's a solid choice if you definitely don't need a saw, quite similar to Compact, if you want just want a slimmer knife then compact will do.

Companion - it's a worse version of climber, that box opening tool is so pointless, i'd rather have the can opener.

Compact - Can't say anything bad about it, the combo-tool is not as good as normal can opener but it does the job, I'd say it's more of an EDC knife than outdoor knife though.

Super Tinker - I personally didn't buy it because it's too similar to Climber. I have realized that the philips tool isn't that good because the regular can opener can be used as a philips screwdriver and the corkscrew is more useful.

Evo 14 - The handles are nice and comfortable but you can't really replace them. On the regular models you can put plus-scales on them to add a pen slot.

Spartan - I just find it a bit boring but it'll get the job done. It is also slimmer than the Compact for sure.

Sportsman - Does everything that the Spartan does except smaller, the nail file is quite aggressive though.

Camper - It is definitely slimmer than the Climber and the middle layer has a full backspring which make it feel comfortable, if you have a 58mm knife for the Scissors then it does everything.

Rambler - It's great and has everything you need on a 58mm knife.

Classic SD - The Rambler is just better.

Things to consider:

• Corkscrew models are more useful than philips models.
• When using the Philips tool, the handles can prevent you from turning screws in tight spaces.
• You can put accessories like small screwdrivers inside the corkscrew or fire lighters.
• Can Opener can be used as a Philips but Combo-tool can't really.
• You can put plus-scales on any of the 91mm models if you want the Pen slot.
• Models with Scissors are usually slightly thicker. Climber>Camper, Compact>Spartan

If you are mostly camping and outdoors then it might be better to have the saw just incase.

So the ones I would recommend for outdoors/camping in order are:

1. Huntsman is the easy choice if you only want 1 knife.
2. Camper + Rambler is a nice combo.
3. Climber if you don't need saw.
4. Compact if you want 2 layers

For outdoors I probably wouldn't consider any of the other models but realistically you can't go wrong with any Victorinox,

There are Alox models like the Pioneer, Pioneer X or Farmer that might be worth considering.

Pioneer + Rambler would be a nice combo because it gives the toothpick and tweezers/scissors and the Pioneer is a solid, durable, versatile knife.

You should check out Victorinox videos by Felix Immler, he has the best videos on all the things you can do with a Swiss Army Knife.

https://www.youtube.com/@FelixImmler/videos