Wenger Serrated Blade

A few of the 85mm pocket-sized Swiss Army knives from Wenger include a serrated blade. Most models are partly serrated (60%), but a few are fully serrated.

Uses: Serrated blades act more like a saw than a knife-- they don't work so well for simple slicing, but you can push them back and forth, and saw through tough materials like wood, leather or bone, that aren't easily cut with a simple blade.

WARNING: Be extra careful with serrated blades! They can cause nasty, ragged lacerations that take much longer to heal than cuts from a straight blade.

Found On:

Wenger Adirondack Serrated (retired)
Wenger Adventurer Serrated (retired)
Wenger Alpine Backpacker Serrated (retired)
Wenger Backpacker Serrated (retired)
Wenger Commander Serrated (retired)
Wenger Double Blade (retired)
Wenger Highlander Serrated (retired)
Wenger Journeyman Serrated (retired)
Wenger Master Serrated (retired)
Wenger Swiss Sportsman Serrated (retired)
Wenger Traveler Serrated (retired)

Similar Tools:

A few large, 125mm Wenger knives have a locking, serrated blade.
A few Victorinox Swiss Army knives have a serrated blade.
A few Leatherman tools include a partly serrated blade.