The Wenger Alinghi 176 model is intended for maritime use, having a large marlinspike / shackle-opener. This model, and the others in the Wenger Alinghi Series were developed in cooperation with the Switzerland based Alinghi Sailing Race Team.
They are also known as the Yachtsman models and are supplied with a fitted nylon sheath.

For more information on these models and their history see the Alinghi series page.

Discontinued model.

Wenger Alinghi 176 flyer

Layer Tools

• Large blade - partially serrated, liner locking, and one-handed opening
• Long-nose pliers - folding, with a wire-cutter
• Marlinspike / Shackle-opener - with ruler calibrations
• Screwdriver / Bottle-opener
• Technician's screwdriver - 3.5mm, straight edged

Back-Layer Tools

• Awl
• Phillips screwdriver
• Keyring

Scales

Black Nylon scales, contoured in the Evolution style to fit the hand. Deep checkering is molded into the thumb area on both sides. One side carries the Wenger cross logo, along with the Wenger name and Alinghi moulded into the scales. The Wenger logo is a push button, which, when depressed, releases the liner-lock on the knife blade.

Physical Specifications

• Length: 130mm

Identifiers

• 1.077.176.000: Black Nylon scales (US model number: 16310)

Related Models

• Alinghi 177 - The corkscrew replaces the Phillips screwdriver; non-one-handed blade
• Alinghi 181/SUI-1 - The corkscrew replaces the Phillips screwdriver; the can-opener replaces the fine-screwdriver; adds a standard ¼” bit-driver
• Mike Horn Ranger - A four layer 'adventure' model with pliers; metal saw/file; two large blades; (no marlinspike)