How do you carry your Multitool?


Leatherman wave in the leather sheath on a belt with a Benchmade sharpener alongside for the ride. I think the wave is the best all around multitool available. Has everything you could possibly need, the tools all lock, including the blades, is compact, and has a very usefull ruler in both standard and metric built into the handle, which is something that has come in handy for me on many occasions. The sheath is well made and as good as you can get without going custom. Most of the parts are also replacable which is something you dont get with SAK. Dont get me wromg I love my SAKs but the wa e to me is far and away the most well rounded and made multitool going.
 
Juice CS4 in a custom Skinith Solutions sheath on the my belt, left hip. I've been doing this for about 3 years. Always have it on me when possible.
 
I carry a leatherman wave clipped in my pocket with the optional pocket clip you can get for em. Been carrying that way for years now.
 
Most days its a Vic Tinker or Farmer loose in a pocket.

If I want more tool than that it's a Vic Trekker or Leatherman wave in a nylon belt pouch.

I carry the Leatherman in the factory pouch with a 1xAAA LED flashlight and the bit extension kit. The Trekker rides in an old repurposed Gerber pouch.
 
Dress code of the day/event usually dictates.

Lightweight - Skeletool
Mid-weight - LM Original or Pulse on belt in pouch
Ubiquitous Wave fits in about here and is with me most often (dress code considered)
Moving up from there are my stalwarts, the SuperTools, Surge, etc go with me when the pants and belt support them.

I have a day pack and/or a Man Purse with or near me and they will typically have a Wingman or Sidekick in them.
 
evh said:
Leatherman squirt in my front right "watch" pocket of my jeans. Fits in there nicely (don't even know it is there). Leaves all your pockets open for a larger knife if you choose to carry one.
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Same here. Squirt PS4 or a Juice S2. Older model, not the new one with crippled blade.
 
I have 4 I think. Wave, Blast, Kick, 300. I prefer them in a traditional leather sheath and always on the belt. And it does not bother me to pack a slightly heavier and larger tool. Realistically, even the 300 isn't much to bunch my panties over when it comes to size/weight.
 
In Chicago, I have black Gerber dime in my backpack. Leatherman Sidekick clipped in my range bag. When I'm in Georgia on the farm, a Gerber Bear Gryllys Ultimate Multi Tool (I know I know, hey I paid 8 bucks for it used) in its sheath on my belt.
 
I don't really carry anything larger than a Victorinox Climber in my pocket, except on very particular occasions. I'm not too fond of cargo pants or shorts and 99% of the time I've got a backpack or briefcase with me. I keep a simple SAK or small multitool in my back pocket and a full size multitool sometimes with extra bits and so on, in each of my bag. I tried belt sheaths but they just aren't for me.

Each of my backpacks or briefcases has a multitool that's well suited to different activities. For instance, my range bag contains a SwissTool Spirit with a ratchet and extra bits that fit the screws on all my weapons.

I try to make the SAK or multitool in my pocket complement the one in my backpack. Today I've got a LM Charge Tti in my EDC bag, it doesn't have an awl so I put a Wenger Standard Issue in my pocket (I love the awl on alox SAKs).
 
LM surge in leather belt sheath with sharpie, flashlight, and bit kit. It does ruin the line of a jacket though... Lol
 
SALTY said:
I have a day pack and/or a Man Purse with or near me and they will typically have a Wingman or Sidekick in them.
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That's cool. I carry a Maxpedition EDC that the wife and kids call my Man Purse or "Murse". It's where the Sidekick rides.

My son has a small Maxpedition Pocket Organizer, and the Squirt P4 fits nicely with the other stuff.
 
Wave in its sheath horizontally on my belt. Easiest way to carry it I've found and I'm able to get to it even if I'm sitting down.
 
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