Definately nice. Great tool combo for EDC.Waiting on photos of your actual shiny...
I like that pic!Nate
Spyderco sales must be down to offer incentives like that.......
I love wengers even the "not so functional" but really good looking can opener. I don't even use it, but I relly like how it looks.Tha T&T are more goog looking in wenger as well becouse they do not interrupt the factory form of the scales and work well to me. Recently I found my self buing a lot of wengers... more than I should.
Quote from: Dragon Lord on October 28, 2014, 06:03:55 PMI love wengers even the "not so functional" but really good looking can opener. I don't even use it, but I relly like how it looks.Tha T&T are more goog looking in wenger as well becouse they do not interrupt the factory form of the scales and work well to me. Recently I found my self buing a lot of wengers... more than I should. T&T, what is that?I saw the wood scale Wenger and had to have it. So nice looking.
Like the Picture, i hope its no real handgrenade...
Ok, ditnt knownd, your in the army, Then hopefully it works....
So I have been wondering. Between Vic and Wenger.Better Saw?equalBetter Can Opener? The Wenger one looks like it could be used as a weapon. No screwdriver end though.equal Indeed, great "weapon" but no small screwdriver among other uses works as Victorinox reamer/awl. Scissors. Seems since the Wenger are serrated they are just different, not better or worse? Wenger's have smaller opening angle (as Top-Gear-24 already mentioned), are thinner, then not as rounded on "thumb-handle" as Vic's, but overall, if you don't need a clean cut, they do the job.(Image removed from quote.)Awl. I read somewhere here the Wenger Awl is not sharpened so the Vic Awl is more better?equal as a punch, for reaming there is can opener; works with x-small phillips, useful as non sharp tool, kinda prybar etc. (Image removed from quote.)What say you masters of SAK knowledge?