Multi tools
- texcaliber
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YES!!! And, have been doing so since 1994. It all started with the original Leatherman Pocket Survival Tool. It was then superseded by the original Leatherman Super Tool.
Currently, the Leatherman Super Tool 200 is my main multitool. Accompanying the Super Tool 200 on my belt are the Leatherman Crunch and the original Leatherman Tool Adapter. Clipped to the rear of my LFP is the Leatherman Skeletool, and in my LFP is the Leatherman Micra along with an Imperial Boy Scouts pocket knife.
When I'm in uniform, I include a Leatherman Pulse or a Leatherman Super Tool 300 on my belt, depending on which one is in rotation. I've found having an extra set of full-size needle nose pliers to be quite handy.
Currently, the Leatherman Super Tool 200 is my main multitool. Accompanying the Super Tool 200 on my belt are the Leatherman Crunch and the original Leatherman Tool Adapter. Clipped to the rear of my LFP is the Leatherman Skeletool, and in my LFP is the Leatherman Micra along with an Imperial Boy Scouts pocket knife.
When I'm in uniform, I include a Leatherman Pulse or a Leatherman Super Tool 300 on my belt, depending on which one is in rotation. I've found having an extra set of full-size needle nose pliers to be quite handy.
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I carry the SOG Powerlock P62 when I'm wearing a jacket. Thanks to this thread I have bids on several multi-tools on ebay right now.
Our reason is quite satisfied, in 999 cases out of every 1000 of us, if we can find a few arguments that will do to recite in case our credulity is criticized by someone else. Our faith is faith in someone else's faith, and in the greatest matters this is most the case.
- William James, from The Will to Believe, a guest lecture at Yale University in 1897
- William James, from The Will to Believe, a guest lecture at Yale University in 1897
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- araneae
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I have one of those too. Has come in handy a few times, lots of uses in a tiny package. The Swiss-tech company was originally based in my hometown, now they make everything in china.unit wrote:I carry this every day. It is thrilling to use (if you own one, you understand exactly what I mean!)
I keep an original Leatherman in the car, a few Micras floating about, and have a couple old Gerber Multipliers around as well. Never carry them on my person though.
So many knives, so few pockets... :)
-Nick
Last in: N5 Magnacut
The "Spirit" of the design does not come through unless used. -Sal
-Nick
Last in: N5 Magnacut
The "Spirit" of the design does not come through unless used. -Sal
A P60 SOG Powerlock and a Crank Bros. multi-tool for the bike on the way.Sequimite wrote:I carry the SOG Powerlock P62 when I'm wearing a jacket. Thanks to this thread I have bids on several multi-tools on ebay right now.
Our reason is quite satisfied, in 999 cases out of every 1000 of us, if we can find a few arguments that will do to recite in case our credulity is criticized by someone else. Our faith is faith in someone else's faith, and in the greatest matters this is most the case.
- William James, from The Will to Believe, a guest lecture at Yale University in 1897
- William James, from The Will to Believe, a guest lecture at Yale University in 1897
A Leatherman Wave (newer style) and a pocket widgey for working around the house.
A Leatherman Charge TTi and a Gerber Artifact for out and about.
a SOG Powerlock S60, a Victorinox ratchet, a GRS 1/2" wrench, and a 1/2" nut driver for when I'm at work.
Sequimite, I'm not too familiar with SOG's naming scheme, but I've never heard of a P62. Don't the Powerlock's use S, B and T?
A Leatherman Charge TTi and a Gerber Artifact for out and about.
a SOG Powerlock S60, a Victorinox ratchet, a GRS 1/2" wrench, and a 1/2" nut driver for when I'm at work.
Sequimite, I'm not too familiar with SOG's naming scheme, but I've never heard of a P62. Don't the Powerlock's use S, B and T?