There's nothing quite like a classic Swiss Army Knife. The classic multitool, known in German as "offiziersmesser," or "officer's knife," has been in production since the early 1890s. But if you ...

Swiss Army knife-maker Wenger plans to open a Boulder store — its first retailer in the United States — today. The store, at 1122 Pearl St., will carry all of the company’s 130 knives and ...

Even at its original list price of $1,400, the Wenger Giant is one of the most expensive Swiss Army Knife products ever made. Since it's both a collector's and a discontinued item, with no new ...

Wenger SA, a manufacturer of Swiss army knives since 1893, will stop making them, the company’s owner and former rival Victorinox AG said today.

The Giant Swiss Army Knife weighs in at 1.3 kg and contains all 85 tools that are in Wenger’s catalogue for 2007. “We wanted to show what a Swiss… Jump to home page ...

A new look and feel for genuine Swiss Army Knives means added comfort and safety for those who enjoy quality pocket knives. Wenger N.A. has added EvoGrip to its Evolution line. Introduced in 2005, … ...

The maker of the Swiss Army knife sharpened its eyes on downtown Boulder as the locale for the first Wenger retail store in the United States — becoming yet another outdoors company to pick the ...

After the 2005 purchase of Wenger by Victorinox, the two companies continued to make Swiss Army Knives and other cutlery for some time. But eight years later, in January 2013, that came to an end.