Multi-tools...what are you carrying, and how?

[Gadgetmonster]

I have carried various Leatherman brand tools and have settled on the Rev. I use the leather sheath that came with it.

 

[Ingomike]

Can you get this one?

Yes, at Amazon of all places…

 

[DadSmith]

Yes, at Amazon of all places…

I quoted the wrong person and my link never showed up. Going to fix that now.

 

[DadSmith]

I can get those too, they also have an AR 15 specific model

Can you get this one?

Gun Tool Amp® – 1911 – REAL AVID®

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[Edged Tools]

Can you get this one?

Gun Tool Amp® – 1911 – REAL AVID®

www.realavid.com

Yep, I can get that one too!

They have a lot of tools actually.

 

[DadSmith]

Yep, I can get that one too!

They have a lot of tools actually.

This has the T, Hex, bits I'm looking for and several other useful tools.

 

[ghuns]

Carolina Knife and Tool multi-tool, CRKT Guppie, and a little Gerber Shortcut in a tool pouch that stays in my go bag...

 

[indyk]

Iv’e been carrying the SuperTool300 in black oxide since release. I use a metal holster that allows the tool to slide in and out of the sheath with no annoying velcro. During the work season the tool gets used every few minutes 100%. I’m able to open the action with one hand similar to a Butterfly Knife…., hehehe the look on customers faces!

I call them the working mans friend.
I have to send mine in every year to have it tuned up due to heavy useage. I been doing this for a decade now. Send it in they fix everything or simply replace the item and send your old one back.
Iv’e expressed my appreciation for the SuperTool 300 to Leatherman all these years and was sent a brand new one a few days after my repaired tool was sent back!
Both my crew members wear theirs on the gigs if not, they are asking for mine every 2 minutes…..

Leatherman is a stand up company, CS is top shelf 100% I have one getting replaced now while my backup sits awaiting to be used!!

SUPERTOOL 300 Magnetic Sheath Compatible With Leatherman Multi-tools - Etsy

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[Jont22]

I have an old gerber diesel I carry on my belt occasionally. I like the one handed opening.

 

[Amishman44]

I've carried many (SOG, Leatherman, S&W, and cheaper one's) and, most recently (at least the past several years) I've carried a Gerber 'Suspension' 12-tool pliers tool. Works great, has the tools I need and use (mainly pliers and screwdriver tips) and is simple to operate.

 

[indyk]

What do I see in the mail box today?
A totally new replacement for one I sent in for a tune up.

Top shelf CS fellas, Top Shelf !

 

[tmschuller]

Another picture

Have one in both vehicles and a diesel in camo that in in my backpack.. wore the sheaths out years ago and have a leather one for a pair of pliers that I carry in the woods. Nothing fancy but works

 

[DadSmith]

 

[Bigdad_e875]

Skeletool clipped in one of the extra rear pockets of my 5.11 pants, in addition to my regular pocket knife clipped in a front pocket.

 

[FN USA]

The most handy tool I carry everyday in my pocket!

 

[logguy]

I use my Leatherman Wave every day, from tiny screws to cutting grape vines and small trees, to sharpen fish hooks....

 

[yeahbaby]

I have the Leatherman Wingman and love it. Compact, with 14 tools and pocket clip.

 

[kawtech87]

I used to carry a mutitool back when I was a mechanic full time. Had a couple Leathermans, and a Gerber. I stopped carrying it because the tools were made out of some kind of steel that I swear had a lower HRC than butter. I can't tell you how many times I broke the pliers or rounded off the Phillips screwdrivers. I'd trade them back into the tool truck almost monthly. Finally just stopped carrying one. Are they any better than they used to be? Are there any out there that actually used hardened steel on the tools? I still have a Leatherman (Wave, I think?) I use it around the house on small stuff. The knife blade at least is made from 154CM.

 

[indyk]

Supertool 300 can take a beating, the phillips head can take consistent daily torquing for a year straight and not loose integrity the steel seems very solid with these boys.

As with any narrow flathead on a multitool too much torque will snap it, but it does take a bit to do it. You will know intuitively if you’re pressing its limits, They don’t surprise ya just breaking with general or slightly aggressive use.


Again the best thing about leatherman is every single thing is under a no questions asked warranty. Breaks, dulls or bends they will take care of it.

 

[Emerson Dambiggins]

Been carrying a Leatherman Fuse every day for years.
I don't work it too hard. Just to bend wire or tighten/loosen screws.
Basically, I use to save me from going to get a real pair of pliers or a screwdriver simply because I'm a lazy ass.