Favorite multi-tool these days?

The leatherman juice, blue model, Its nice and compact and useful. I use to use a regular leatherman years ago when they first came out. I remeber first seeing them in the early 80's at the smithsonian for sale, thought they were very strange at first. Then used one in the AF and later tried the gerger tool (1st one they produced). the gerber was ok, but was never as sound as the leatherman.

the juice seems to be a nice compromise between the large and small tools. and astetically pleasing!!!
 
The leatherman juice, blue model, Its nice and compact and useful. I use to use a regular leatherman years ago when they first came out. I remeber first seeing them in the early 80's at the smithsonian for sale, thought they were very strange at first. Then used one in the AF and later tried the gerger tool (1st one they produced). the gerber was ok, but was never as sound as the leatherman.

the juice seems to be a nice compromise between the large and small tools. and astetically pleasing!!!
 
For me, it will have to be a toss-up between the Swiss Super Tool and the Leatherman Wave.
 
Originally posted by KBR
the SOG TiNi Powerlock!!

I was a Leatherman customer for 10+ years, carrying everything from the original PST to the Wave. The Wave was just too lightweight for me so I traded it off, and bought myself my first SOG. I was, and still am, very happy with LM products, but I just wanted a change and the TiNi Powerlock fits the bill and then some.

With all of the options that come with this SOG, I won't ever need to buy another multitool again. As glockman said, the SOG Powerlock IS the best. :D :cool: :D
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So what are you using today, Leatherman ST200??, lol :p ;) :D
 
I've handled them all, but the only one that I've ever felt was worth carrying is the Swisstool X.
 
Mine is the Leatherman Super Tool. I know that there has been an upgrade but I like mine just fine. I've had it for years and found it to be capable of addressing any task I throw at it.
 
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