Leatherman is well known for making high end multi tools, but they also always try to provide a few offerings in the entry level market. The Leatherman Rev is one of these, an inexpensive tool [...]
One handed open multi tools are rapidly becoming a major segment of the market and it’s easy to see why. They’re convenient, extremely useful for certain professionals, and just downright cool. Leatherman currently offers just [...]
Vice grips can sure come in handy, but are they something you’d want in a multi tool? Leatherman clearly believed so, and designed the Leatherman Crunch around this feature. We weren’t entirely convinced and decided [...]
There are lots of manufacturers in the multi tool world but two companies, Gerber and Leatherman, stand well above the rest. Leatherman invented the multi tool as we know it today and has been producing [...]
When deciding between heavy duty and full size multi tools you’ll understandably have to make some compromises. The Leatherman Rebar is a tool designed to fill the gap between these two categories. It’s a full [...]
Gerber is a knife and tool maker well known for pushing the envelope of what a multi tool can do and be. With the Center Drive they’ve taken a crack at creating a really useful [...]
The humble corkscrew is one of the oldest and most basic tools included on multi tools and pocket knives. The Victorinox Swiss Officer’s Knife, the great granddaddy of modern multi tools, came with a corkscrew [...]
The Military Utility Tool, or MUT, is Leatherman’s first entry into the tactical multi tool market. It was designed to work seamlessly with the firearms used by America’s soldiers, sailors, Marines, and airmen while also [...]
Micro multi tools are growing in popularity among EDC enthusiasts and everyday people. The Leatherman Micra, one of the earliest micro tools released, has a dedicated following and is still a force to be reckoned [...]
One piece multi tools fill an interesting niche in the world of EDC and handymen. The first time most people see one they aren’t really sure what they’re looking at. They don’t fold, they don’t [...]
