The Wenger Evolution S18 has a locking main blade, good beefy scissors, and an excellent crosscut saw. I have been impressed by it. I got it as a minimalist option to a pliers-based tool. Of course it's not for brute force work like batoning wood, but you can do most cutting tasks well with it.
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For vehicle-based operations it's too dinky but when every gram counts I like it.
I agree. I recently picked up a
Wenger S13; it was a Scouts Canada branded model with the Phillips instead of the cork screw.
My reason (or excuse
) for buying it was so I'd have a light weight but capable tool that I could keep on my body while my main fixed blade was lashed to my pack.
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