Quote from: ColoSwiss on September 22, 2012, 12:05:58 AMJust in. Wenger Left Hand Evo 14.Are they readily available? I had thought all the left-handed Wengers were discontinued long ago.
Just in. Wenger Left Hand Evo 14.
Quote from: ColoSwiss on September 22, 2012, 12:20:40 AMI have two of the Tactiles; a 7-blade blue-grey version, and an 8-blade black version. Both have a main clip blade like the ones on the SwissBucks. The actual handle material appears to be a very thin neoprene layer applied to a standard red plastic handle, which is visible on the underside where it overlaps. I doubt it would hold up very well.Nice! I just got the 3 layer traveler with clip point it has metallic blue shadow grass scale; essentially I think it is the same as your grey one, but in blue.What's the equivalent Wenger model with the standard blade compared to your 8 blade one?
I have two of the Tactiles; a 7-blade blue-grey version, and an 8-blade black version. Both have a main clip blade like the ones on the SwissBucks. The actual handle material appears to be a very thin neoprene layer applied to a standard red plastic handle, which is visible on the underside where it overlaps. I doubt it would hold up very well.
I had developed quite a crush on the S14 soft touch, but after what Karl said about the handle covering, I'm not so enthusiastic about possibly getting one after all.
Quote from: Heinz Doofenshmirtz on September 23, 2012, 01:39:30 AMI had developed quite a crush on the S14 soft touch, but after what Karl said about the handle covering, I'm not so enthusiastic about possibly getting one after all.The knife is basically a Traveler. If you're looking for something with a clip blade, you might keep an eye out for a SwissBuck Swiss Advantage.Failing that, pick up an S14 soft touch and let us know how it holds up.
I REALLY want the Minathor... but I'm having a hard time justifying it. It's just so 'different' I'd love one to play with, just not sure it I want to spend $130 to have a toy. But it looks cool though!
Had this over on the Wenger thread where it went largely unnoticed.A special model for the Alpine Club of Switzerland.
Ap Blaze 57, nice one in my collection, hope you like the picture :)interesting with evolution scales and the camo with realtree......(Image removed from quote.)
Hello,does anybody know something about this knife?As you can see it has the very same configuration of the Fly Fisherman, but with the Backpacker figure on the scales.I searched every catalog available, but I couldn't fing anything.Interesting to note is that I was not able to find any model with the Backpacker figure on the scales without the slot for the tweezers
furtherin the 1991 catalogue you see the fly fisherman with fly hook icon, this can also have the fish trout icon and also the old type and pad print like mine, mine have tweezer and not toothpick :)with euro number 1 19 25 fisherman , so this model got variations, and i have seen like i mentioned many backpacker Wengers....
With the help by forum member Reinier , today I was finally able to complete the Left handed set from the 1990-1995 time period. Was missing the Matterhorn Plus.I am attaching a picture.From top to bottom, left to right:1 10 103 Viking 1 34 103 Skier1 14 103 Traveler 1 17 103 Forester1 35 111 Cyclist 1 31 103 Matterhorn Plus
Will you upload the pics to SakWIKI too? I think we're missing this series in the Wenger pages.
Quote from: enki_ck on October 11, 2012, 06:41:45 PM Will you upload the pics to SakWIKI too? I think we're missing this series in the Wenger pages.Yes, sure.I uploaded the pictures on the SAKWiki Gallery.I think they are just too big, as I forgot to resize them.I can't find a way to delete and re-upload the pictures.I will ask ICanFixThat.
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