Leatherman + Bits... Man I am soon a batman

[thejamppa]

Hi all!

I am wondering those who regularly use some Leatherman in EDC, do you have Leatherman Bit kit also for EDC?

I got Blast + Leatherman lamp kit on my belt. Today I had to fight in work with brand new laptop because work place bought new laptop but had no decent screwdrivers to get memory slot open in new lenovo.

So, I placed order now Leatherman toold adapter for fuse, blast and kick + Leatherman 42 part bit kit. With that I get all work related stuff + all necessary torxes to carry with me... but when I got 3 Leatherman sheaths on belt + keys... Man my belt is taking the bat-belt effect... I soon got everything in my belt to fix laptops and maitenance knives to break into fort knox... but at what cost?

With 3 Sheaths I bet belt is becoming pretty heavy and bulging. Does anyone now or has been carried Leatherman + Bits or similar multitool and such as EDC?

I am bit worried that 3 sheaths + 1 sheath and key's might be bit too much for EDC but I kinda require Leatherman for daily work as jack of all trade and IT support work daily basis.

When everything comes in, I got already a batbelt, now I just need multi-billion dollar assets and huge mansion and I could start crime fighting...

 

[powernoodle]

Maybe you could use a Maxpedition waistpack (maxpedition.com) or a fanny pack of some sort to carry your stuff?

 

[markwood]

The tool adaptor comes with a combination sheath with a back pocket like the Wave/Charge so that should be one less!

 

[Creepo]

The tool adaptor comes with a combination sheath with a back pocket like the Wave/Charge so that should be one less!

+1

Well I don't EDC my Leatherman but when I do, I have the bits with me. And that is purely 'cause the Charge's sheath has a small pocket for the bits. Enhances the capabilities of the tool greatly.
I highly recommend investing in a Charge/Wave, relatively cheap when ordered from the US compared to European prices.

 

[thejamppa]

Sweet, I did not knew that tool adaptor comes in combination sheath. That's new. Thanks all!