Best multi tool?
-
- Posts: 6158
- Joined: Thu Nov 15, 2012 7:51 pm
- Has thanked: 1177 times
- Been thanked: 727 times
Re: Best multi tool?
Hi all, thanks for the advise. Looks like Leatherman Wave is the top choice, I'll go and see one in a shop. I'm guessing they don't come with leather pouches any more?
I did find me other today which was such a relief as it was a gift from my dad back around 1991.
I did find me other today which was such a relief as it was a gift from my dad back around 1991.
And now, Harry, let us step out into the night and pursue that flighty temptress, adventure.
Suzuki DR200 Djebel.
Suzuki DR200 Djebel.
Re: Best multi tool?
I've had the Leatherman Skeletool for about a decade... But my Victorinox SAK gets far more use, because its attached to my keys, so i always have it on me.
I wouldn't feel comfortable carrying a Leatherman all the time with its locking blade.
I wouldn't feel comfortable carrying a Leatherman all the time with its locking blade.
Re: Best multi tool?
You can still get the leather pouches, I have worn one out and have a lovely worn one with my old Leatherman in it but didn't trust it for daily use so got another, that is now run in...Brenhden wrote:Hi all, thanks for the advise. Looks like Leatherman Wave is the top choice, I'll go and see one in a shop. I'm guessing they don't come with leather pouches any more?
I did find me other today which was such a relief as it was a gift from my dad back around 1991.
Very pleased you found the old one though, they become like another set of fingers...
Re: Best multi tool?
If you need it for your work, there is not an issue... supposedly. Mine is with me whenever I am work trousers...most of the time So I'll go around a supermarket or into town, but I look honest :whistle:Zookman wrote:I've had the Leatherman Skeletool for about a decade... But my Victorinox SAK gets far more use, because its attached to my keys, so i always have it on me.
I wouldn't feel comfortable carrying a Leatherman all the time with its locking blade.
Re: Best multi tool?
I have a Leatherman Wave and used to carry it with me until I had a warning from an off duty copper. I was having a pint on my way home from working up the shoot, the tool was a godsend but a hefty fine or worse means it stays in tne glove box now , be careful unless you can prove it is a work tool, you are vulnerable to the plod pulling you ! :pinch:
Sarge
Sarge
-
- Posts: 6158
- Joined: Thu Nov 15, 2012 7:51 pm
- Has thanked: 1177 times
- Been thanked: 727 times
Re: Best multi tool?
I've never worried about that either. My biggest concern is forgetting I have it and going to an airport and having to cancel my holiday because I couldn't bare to be parted with it.SteveR wrote:If you need it for your work, there is not an issue... supposedly. Mine is with me whenever I am work trousers...most of the time So I'll go around a supermarket or into town, but I look honest :whistle:Zookman wrote:I've had the Leatherman Skeletool for about a decade... But my Victorinox SAK gets far more use, because its attached to my keys, so i always have it on me.
I wouldn't feel comfortable carrying a Leatherman all the time with its locking blade.
And now, Harry, let us step out into the night and pursue that flighty temptress, adventure.
Suzuki DR200 Djebel.
Suzuki DR200 Djebel.
-
- Posts: 1391
- Joined: Thu Feb 07, 2013 8:23 pm
- Location: Northern Ireland
- Has thanked: 31 times
- Been thanked: 40 times
Re: Best multi tool?
You can still get the leather pouches thankfully as the nylon ones are utter crap. Amazon normally has them priced quite well too. IT just a shame that they don't come with that look of yours, takes a while to get them looking that good. My belt one looks well battered - looks excellent! (thumbs)
Re: Best multi tool?
Same for meSteveR wrote:If you need it for your work, there is not an issue... supposedly. Mine is with me whenever I am work trousers...most of the time So I'll go around a supermarket or into town, but I look honest :whistle:Zookman wrote:I've had the Leatherman Skeletool for about a decade... But my Victorinox SAK gets far more use, because its attached to my keys, so i always have it on me.
I wouldn't feel comfortable carrying a Leatherman all the time with its locking blade.
Re: Best multi tool?
Are we really having this conversation, well its Leatherman all the way, just choose the one that suits your needs, most pick either the wave or the charge for a full size tool, myself I have an addiction, Charge, Crunch, juice, tread, squirts
Finally back on a GS