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Anyone carry two multitools at once?

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cardimon

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Yeah, I know.

But I have a hard time choosing between my Leatherman Wave and Victorinox SwissTool R/S.

I love them both. I miss the one I'm not carrying. Decisions, decisions....

Craig
 
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by CD Fleischer:
Not two full-size ones, but I do usually have my LM Pulse, LM Micra, and Cybertool on me.
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I carry either the Wave or SwissTool R/S, and then my Vic Executive, SOG CrossCut, and Spyderco Dragonfly.

I still want the SOG CrossGrip and Vic Cybertool.

Craig

 
Same as above, not 2 full sized ones, but the SOG Switchplier, and usually either a Sebertech or Micra in the bag.

Brandon
 
Leatherman Super Tool
SAK Adventurer
LM Micra

Does that count?

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Why yes, I usually try to pair up my multi-tool of the day with it's smaller counterpart;
Leatherman Pulse or Crunch&Micra.
Gerber Legend&Keychain Tool.
Sog Powerlock&Crossgrip.
Swisstool&Midnight Messenger.
Craftsman Pro Multitool (Schrade)&Schrade Tool Chip.
Bucktool&Mini Buck Tool.
This way you get a great variety of big and little tools, big and little screwdrivers, ect... Also make sure and add a Tactical!
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Be careful out there!
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I have only recently managed to ween myself away from my Victorinox SwissChamp. I still carry a Gerber Legend and a Leatherman Micra. See, I am getting better.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Tactical:
Also make sure and add a Tactical! Be careful out there!</font>
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Forgive my ignorance, but what's a Tactical?

Craig

 
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by bquinlan:
I have only recently managed to ween myself away from my Victorinox SwissChamp.

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Is the SwissChamp really that great? I've seen them on display and they look as though they would be almost too bulky to use.

Craig

 
Cardimon, a "Tactical" folder is another way of saying; larger high quality folding knife you can depend on and open with one hand.
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Most Benchmades, Buck Strider, Most REKATs, Most Spydercos, AL Mar SERE, Camillius CUDA, Most CRKTs, ect...... As far as I can tell it is a loose definition but I know I like em' (see my Bladeforums handle)!
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P.S. And yes Tactical also means it looks like a combat knife or built for war but I don't think that definition is really true of most folders anymore.
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Yes, both my dad and I carry Leatherman Supertool and Crunch in one of those Nite Ize pocket pouches.Comes in real handy for work.
Logan
 
when i'm out stompin in the woods, i have my gerber tool i got from their build-your-own site[edc], and a gerber pst on my field- knife sheath.

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by cardimon:
Is the SwissChamp really that great? I've seen them on display and they look as though they would be almost too bulky to use.
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I suppose that depends on what you're used to. They are definitely not intended for pocket-carry, but carry nicely in a belt pouch or waistpack.

Except for the lack of serious pliers the SwissChamp is one of the most capable tools I have used.

--Bob Q
 
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by bquinlan:
Except for the lack of serious pliers the SwissChamp is one of the most capable tools I have used.

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I use my Vic Craftsman's pliers as beefy tweezers. They work quite well.

Craig

 
This is a good question.One day at work I happened to have two multi-tools on me and I ran into a situation where I needed the slip joint pliers on my Craftsman and the needle nose pliers on my Leatherman.Right now I need to carry a phone,beeper,multi-tool,and about 2 lbs. of keys on my belt.I'd love to carry a second tool all the time,but as it is now my pants hit the floor in the bathroom with a crash
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by jharden:
I'd love to carry a second tool all the time, but as it is now my pants hit the floor in the bathroom with a crash.
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Yup. I feel your pain. How much I carry depends on how much weight my trousers can take before sliding down.

Craig

 
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