Wenger HypeX pendants: Survival tools you can wear
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The Buss keeps things flat and slick when not in use
The Buss gives you both types of screwdrivers
The dual-sided Pietra includes a flint and a knife sharpener
The Ridge brings multiple hexes along with several other tools
The Ridge brings multiple hexes along with several other tools
The Whug has an emergency whistle and removable tweezers in a tight package
The Whug has an emergency whistle and removable tweezers in a tight package
The Wyss pairs tools like a hex and wire cutter with food prep items like a can opener
The Wyss has both a can opener and bottle opener
Article Summary
Wenger is one of the two recognizable brand names behind the iconic Swiss Army knife. Ordinarily the brand is content in updating its timeless knife line with a new implement or grip material, but this time it aims to create a whole new category of outdoor preparedness equipment. You can call it toolery or wearable survival gear, but Wenger calls it HypeX.
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