Wild + Wolf (W + W) Gear.

[Chako]

This little journey started when I spied a new knife at the local Winners store. I grabbed two because I though the other would make a nice gift. When I got home, I realized I accidentally grabbed a knife and a golfing tool. So much for gifting the one.  At first I didn't know if the symbol used was M+M for W+W. This got me to looking this up on Google and I found out that the company is called Wild + Wolf. After a little more digging, I discovered that they are behind the Gentlemen's Hardware line, and afterwards, the Pretty Useful Tools line. I gather both lineups are gender specific to some extent. The knife has a corkscrew assist lever to deploy it. I do like the wooden handles and the nice pain job.

Here is the knife and golfing tool that I found at winners. Both of these started a little journey of discovery. You can tell at this point I was unsure which way the logo was supposed to go.
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After doing a bit of research, I found a W+W Hobo knife online.
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Digging a little further, I found out about the Gentlemen's Hardware...and one model stuck out for me, and that was the High Spirits 10 in 1 Cocktail Multi-tool. I ordered it, and when it arrived, I was a little shocked at how large this tool is. Very unique which was why I was attracted to getting one for my collection. I have a Leatherman Surge in one of the photos to give you a size comparison. The tool comes apart much like the Hobo knives.
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Looking online once again, I found that the Pretty Useful Tools line is also part of W+W. This one is geared more towards females, but then, there was a 12 in 1 Kitchen tool that reminded me very much of the Cocktail multi-tool mentioned above. In for a penny, in for a pound. This one is a little thicker than the previous one.
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This was an interesting little journey of exploration. I see a few more models I would like to get in the future, but the prices are a bit too high on Amazon.ca for my taste.

[ReamerPunch]

just wow, that's a lot of implements I've never seen before in a pocket knife! Awesome collection, and thanks for sharing.

[Chako]

   Thanks.

[Old Boy]

In California Target stores would have a few of these in the mens wear section. Usually sold with “Gentlemen “ accessories like playing cards, handkerchiefs, dice, etc. but I’ve never seen this much variety of tools.
All gone now haven’t seen them since Covid.
 Thanks for sharing.

[Chako]

Sorry you felt you had to move this SteveC...as it was a better fit where I placed it originally.

[SteveC]

Sorry Chako I thought you might get a better response in the Cheap and Cheerful section which this tool seems to be. If you feel strongly about it I can move it back.

[Chako]

You are probably right. The main reason I did not put these in the cheap section is they are fairly expensive here in Canada.

[PitCarver]

Nifty assortment of knives/tools.

[cody6268]

Interseting assortment. These remind me a lot of the Gentleman's Hardware line a lot of stores sell.

Are they cheap designs--yes. Are they cheap? Good question. I bought a wrench tool on sale at JC Penney's for $10. I looked on the box, and there was a fifty dollar price tag printed on it!