that knife is legal in the uk but you can only use it for camping/ hunting and stuff like that but your not allowed to carry it in public. just to let you know.
I prefer this, I need the corkscrew and I hate serrated blade - so much trouble to sharpen..If you like the serrated blade and cross driver, go to victorinox, I believe they have such model.
Love the blade shape and grind... Not to Wenger... its 2010.... Please replace the basically useless corkscrew with a phillips driver on this model...
Thin blades slice better and are easier to sharpen... that blade would work well doing food prep and cutting chores.... In the real world you dont need prybar think blades to do the things a knife is used for 99 percent of the time... Butcher knives are almost always under 1/8th {3mm} blade thckness for a reason..
@rainmechanic I agree: for most camping chores this is a good knife, which is why I placed it in that imaginary category :-)
And yeah: the corkscrew should be replaced with a phillips driver: that would make more sense :-)
For an EDC knife I do like a smaller (< 4" ) but thicker blade, possibly serrated. I have a Boker Plus Armed Forces I Tanto folder that's my most used EDC knife together with a Gerber Ridge.
yeah im not a fan of serated blades myself........ Dont suppose you could tell me the model number of the Wenger Ranger like this one that also includes the Saw Blade ?
@rainmechanic look at the rangergrip 78. It's this knife, but it's red, and has black grip spots on it. It also has a screwdriver instead of the corkscrew.
@bluesy92 Good to hear. Thanks for the additional info. Still, I think its easier for us "righties". Still think the ergonomics are a bit of that way.
that knife is legal in the uk but you can only use it for camping/ hunting and stuff like that but your not allowed to carry it in public. just to let you know.
daffydsteroidhead 2 weeks ago
that knife sucks dick
BMXrider1445 4 months ago
@BMXrider1445 mainly yours?
wrolblogcom 4 months ago
he's from holland! XD he has an dutch accent. Just like me.
TheMariocard 9 months ago
Man, if you are so much into clips, why did you not simply buy this very same model WITH a clip??? It is called Wenger New Ranger 61 clip
martinATmagix 9 months ago
@martinATmagix you gotta try before you know what you like...
wrolblogcom 4 months ago
I prefer this, I need the corkscrew and I hate serrated blade - so much trouble to sharpen..If you like the serrated blade and cross driver, go to victorinox, I believe they have such model.
andrewOsoto 9 months ago
this is probably the only good wenger, i prefer victorinox as they have a bigger range and i think they have better quality
Tupac786Jr 11 months ago
Wenger>victorinox
Ultimatemxcn 1 year ago
I have the victorinox forester, and I find the wegner is easier to use. probably the victorinox is better quality, but it doesnt work as fast
InnerSilence123 1 year ago
I thought this was called the "ranger". Did they change the name or something?
SumDuDe34 1 year ago
@SumDuDe34 There might be difference in names used in Europa vs USA. But it is called the Newranger here.
wrolblogcom 1 year ago
whoa that's a cool closing mechanism
MrSnapply 1 year ago
Hello, does it have a blade play then locked open?
retal06 1 year ago
@retal06 Just a fraction: it's hardly noticeable. For a cheap knife it's well-build.
wrolblogcom 1 year ago
@wrolblogcom thank you
retal06 1 year ago
Love the blade shape and grind... Not to Wenger... its 2010.... Please replace the basically useless corkscrew with a phillips driver on this model...
Thin blades slice better and are easier to sharpen... that blade would work well doing food prep and cutting chores.... In the real world you dont need prybar think blades to do the things a knife is used for 99 percent of the time... Butcher knives are almost always under 1/8th {3mm} blade thckness for a reason..
rainmechanic 1 year ago
@rainmechanic I agree: for most camping chores this is a good knife, which is why I placed it in that imaginary category :-)
And yeah: the corkscrew should be replaced with a phillips driver: that would make more sense :-)
For an EDC knife I do like a smaller (< 4" ) but thicker blade, possibly serrated. I have a Boker Plus Armed Forces I Tanto folder that's my most used EDC knife together with a Gerber Ridge.
wrolblogcom 1 year ago
@wrolblogcom
yeah im not a fan of serated blades myself........ Dont suppose you could tell me the model number of the Wenger Ranger like this one that also includes the Saw Blade ?
rainmechanic 1 year ago
@rainmechanic look at the rangergrip 78. It's this knife, but it's red, and has black grip spots on it. It also has a screwdriver instead of the corkscrew.
silentmoviedude 1 year ago
I can open it left handed...you gotta get your nail in the hole, and "pry" it. It's not as hard as it sounds.
bluesy92 1 year ago
@bluesy92 Good to hear. Thanks for the additional info. Still, I think its easier for us "righties". Still think the ergonomics are a bit of that way.
wrolblogcom 1 year ago