Awesome Wenger

SwissGear’s compact carry-on bag is perfect for traveling light on airplanes. It has dual zippered compartments and space for headphones, chargers, pens, paper, keys, snacks, and other small items. You’ll find slots for a journal, phone, or passport on the back. It measures 11″ x 7.25″ x 4″, so it’ll fit comfortably under the seat in front of you.

Inspired by pro mountain-climber Ueli Steck, this lightweight titanium knife has built-in tools including hex nut drivers, a wood saw, screwdrivers, a wire stripper, and the all-important bottle opener.

Besides being aesthetically pleasing, the handles on Wenger’s Evowood pocketknife collection are made of sustainable Swiss walnut wood which would otherwise be scrapped as waste material.

Wenger’s simple yet stylish Traveler Pocket Watch has a rugged stainless steel case for durability, 30M water resistance, alarm, GMT function and luminous hands, numerals and markers.

Carried by every Alinghi team member, Wenger’s Alinghi SU1 is an 11-in-1 multitool made just for yachting that includes a grippy rubber inlay, Marlin spike, and awl with sewing eye.

Part analog watch, part direction finder, Wenger’s stainless steel Nomad LED Compass features a red LED digital readout that can switch between day, date, time and compass.

Well-known for their Swiss Army Knives, Wenger’s Aerograph Cockpit Watch is likely just as multi-functional and dependable; it’s a pilot’s watch inspired by flight-deck instruments.

It’s nowhere near pocketable, but this Giant Swiss Army Knife by Wenger puts to rest any doubts about your preparedness; it squeeze in 85 tools and weighs nearly 3 pounds.