Ethnically correct in my case is Swedish. I'm taking a Scandinavian dance class.
Wenger is one of the two canonical brands of Swiss Army knife; Victorinox being the other. I am seldom without one, outside bed & bath. Spyderco et alia tend, in my experience, to specialize in larger buck knifes and similar items of hairy-man paraphernalia, which are just generally less handy for my purposes, seeing as I'm hardly ever skinning bucks or wading hip-deep through leeches in darkest Vietnam.
New Balance & Birkenstock do not, however, make any shoes that are very good for dancing in. And I've never liked Birks anyhow. The toe-grip just annoys me.
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Wenger is one of the two canonical brands of Swiss Army knife; Victorinox being the other. I am seldom without one, outside bed & bath. Spyderco et alia tend, in my experience, to specialize in larger buck knifes and similar items of hairy-man paraphernalia, which are just generally less handy for my purposes, seeing as I'm hardly ever skinning bucks or wading hip-deep through leeches in darkest Vietnam.
New Balance & Birkenstock do not, however, make any shoes that are very good for dancing in. And I've never liked Birks anyhow. The toe-grip just annoys me.