Since the main blade is the same as what's found on the trekker, its a great general purpose slicer. The advantages of the other tools is that you have a good specific tool for most materials. Keep in mind that these are not the usual liner-lock design, they are a slip-joint with a liner-safety, so you will likely feel more blade play, along what you get with a normal Vic, but that is inherent to the design, and nothing to worry about.
As an aside, I'm sure you bought from a reputable dealer, but it bears mentioning for anyone else looking to get one that fake rescue tools are all over the place. The clues are quite subtle, but worth looking up so you know what to look for, and as one would expect from a clone, the quality is pretty bad, although if you didn't look, it might not be obvious until you really gave it a workout.