Integrated straps let you lash them to your bike, backpack, tent, etc. The most powerful of Wenger's chargers is the Pro model. It uses six solar panels for 6.75 watts of power.

This article is for subscribers only. 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 result is a 8.8-ounce knife that bears Mike Horn's namesake and retails for a lofty $175. It has nine tools hidden in its big handle and is less a Leatherman than it is a Swiss Army Knife on ...

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 ...

Victorinox's knife sales were 169-million Swiss francs ($177-million) in 2004, compared with Wenger's sales of 23 million francs. Neither company discloses profit figures or is quoted on the Swiss ...