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Hello please any advice for buy a multitool from MUT vs CHANGE TTI... I'm a med school, also help with my uncle in yard and mechanical works. Thanks
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Help to choose MUT EOD vs CHANGE TTI
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I don't own a MUT but have several TTi's and they are a great multitool. I have owned many multi-tools from other companies and several leatherman's, they are still superior to others in my opinion. Love the premium blade and the assortment of tools fit my needs.
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I wouldn't bother with a MUT unless you need the AR-15 tools. the TTI will be a much better tool for your needs, more implements, and more that you will actually use.
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Charge TTI out of the two.
Do yourself a favor and check out the Victorinox Spirit multi-tool as well.
Do yourself a favor and check out the Victorinox Spirit multi-tool as well.
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DO NOT get Mut for uses that would require a decent muti tool. Surge, 300, or Wave is how I would go...and did go, have all of them and Mut is great for its purpose, but not for a EDC.
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If you do a lot of shooting and want something at the range the MUT is very cool. If that's not your thing Charge TTI all the way.
I have both.
Each has tools that the other one doesn't. If you need a tool that only one of them has, then obviously that's your answer. But if all you need is the basics, like pliers, knife, or bit driver, either would be fine. The MUT is bigger and more robust, but the TTI is lighter and more compact.
I recently had a need at work for something like a hammer, something to pound something with. My TTI was my normal EDC at the time, and I had nothing else suitable. After that day I decided to switch to the MUT, since it does have a pounding surface. But I've found it to be bulky and heavy to carry, and I'm probably going to switch back to the TTI on my belt but move the MUT to a bag I normally bring to work with me.
Each has tools that the other one doesn't. If you need a tool that only one of them has, then obviously that's your answer. But if all you need is the basics, like pliers, knife, or bit driver, either would be fine. The MUT is bigger and more robust, but the TTI is lighter and more compact.
I recently had a need at work for something like a hammer, something to pound something with. My TTI was my normal EDC at the time, and I had nothing else suitable. After that day I decided to switch to the MUT, since it does have a pounding surface. But I've found it to be bulky and heavy to carry, and I'm probably going to switch back to the TTI on my belt but move the MUT to a bag I normally bring to work with me.