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Displaying items by tag: Wenger

Wednesday, 08 June 2022 11:27

Wenger Pocket/Mini Grip

WengerPocketGrip01One of several variants in my collection, this Wenger was originally called the Mini Grip and was later called the Pocket Grip.

Published in Blog
Wednesday, 18 May 2022 13:20

Wenger Esquire

WengerEsquire01I would say the Wenger Esquire is a classic, but that just doesn't seem right, so i guess I'll call it archetypal instead!

Published in Blog
Tuesday, 03 May 2022 12:15

Wenger Cigar Cutter

WengerCigarCutter01If you are a cigar aficionado then today's Wenger may be a good choice- if you can find one!

Published in Blog
Friday, 18 February 2022 12:58

Wenger Patagonia EvoGrip S18

Wenger Patagonia S18 (1)Another model in the Wenger Patagonia series is this Evogrip S18.

Published in Blog
Sunday, 06 February 2022 15:46

Wenger Journeyman

Wenger Journeyman (1)I love Wenger Knives, and this serrated Journeyman is an excellent example of why.

Published in Blog
Saturday, 04 November 2006 14:09

Wenger SwissGrip Review

When you first see this tool, all you can think of it “wow.” This is one of the most massive multitools you are likely to encounter in life and that’s something you will be glad for! Based on the 120mm Ranger Series Wengers, the SwissGrip is likely to be one of the most effective plier tools available.

Wenger SwissGrip

Published in Wenger
Monday, 30 October 2006 19:43

Wenger PocketGrip and MiniGrip Review

When you ask someone to describe what a multitool looks like, most individuals will say Leatherman. Rather than trying to put into words what one looks like, Leatherman has branded the name multitool as the brand; similar to what other companies have done to their products e.g.. Kleenex , Goodyear etc. So the look of most multitools are the same, a pair of pliers where the handles pivot and hide the various tools that the multitool contains. Things were not always like this, there are many brands and designs that predate those made by Leatherman. The original multitool was a traditional style slip-joint pocket knife (similar to what your grandfather carries) and they incorporated a pair of pliers, fixed to the body of the handle. Unlike the small pliers you find on Swiss Army knives, this gave the user a more pocket friendly tool with the power of real pliers.

PocketGrip/MiniGrip

Published in Wenger
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