Good KNIVES with multitools... NOT Multitools with mediocre knives! Suggestions?

"LaLa Land" ... LOL I have actually never heard that one before. Hilarious.

Hey RaptUp, Do you mean the "Charge Tti" or some other variation of the Tti that I'm not aware of?
 
A LM Charge AL and ALX or a TTi. The main blade (154cm on the AL and ALX, S30V on the TTi) and serrated blade (gut hook on ALX and TTi) are OHO and liner lock. The file and saw open from outside and are liner lock.

AL has large and small bit drivers, scissors, a medium straight, and a can opener. ALX trades the scissors and straight for one large bit driver. I believe TTI has the same inside tool load-out as the ALX but i don't remember.

The knife is smallish but a great clip point shape, can be made stupid sharp (love 154cm) and falls readily to hand with the pocket clip in place for right pocket carry. I carried a Charge ALX every day right front pocket with no other knife for work, lost it, got a Charge AL which I like better.

The TTi is pretty expensive though, a little less than that Emerson, but more than 150. AL and ALX have alum handles, TTi has Titanium handles. And of course they have great pliers.
 
I have/had a TTI, SAK, XE6, use MUT, Wave, Core. I have to say that the best blades for my money on multis are on the tti and any SAK. I have had F+F probs with the tti but never on a SAK. I like the SAK better because it is more pocket friendly. They cut fairly well evenly though. Because the TTI is thick it has a very comfy handle and I would place it as more of a knife than a multi. I don't think there is a right answer to this question, though the SAKs cost like 30 bucks so why not get one as well as a tti and then if you don't like it give it to a mate.
 
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