Multipurpose tool for urban use

Thanks for the help and opinions guys, I dont use tools much, occasionally jus need a pair of scissors, knife, nail file and screwdriver.
 
wensynch said:
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Whats this tool? looks pretty interesting as i dont really need much.
 
Looks like a Kludge to me, and too big. If you want a pen, take a look at the Vic Manager. Basically, it's a Rambler with a pen instead of toothpick or Tweezer (your choice). No matter what else I'm carrying, I'm never without mine.
 
View attachment 896284 This is a Titanium Mini-Champ with a Spyderco blade added. It has 9 blades which can be replaced or modified because the knife is assembled with screws. The pocket clip is a great touch, but the thing can be hung on a key chain. It is put together by SakModder (Bob Lessard).
 
Troylow said:
yeah i agree the swisscard seems abit big, im glad i didnt buy it. I think at this point of time im probably going for a leatherman squirt or mirca. Just not sure which.
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The Leatherman Micra and Squirt are great choices and I favor the Squirt because I use the pliers a lot more than any scissors. I keep a Ps4 Squirt on each car-key ring. Usually means I have one in my pocket. For general urban knife like multi-tool (SAK), the Tinker or Small Tinker are hard to beat. I often carry a Bantam if I carry a traditional knife so that I have the regular sized tweezers and toothpick available not to mention a functional blade. Choice of the Vic SAK depends on what you do mostly. If you only carry a knife in the woods, I choose one with a saw. In town, casual walks in the woods or fishing, it is mostly carry a large 111 mm similar to the Tinker. That is my standard pocket carry item.
 
deltaboy said:
Carry a Tinker or Camper SAK and be done with it!
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Both excellent choices, but neither have scissors or nail file. My suggestion would be to carry two SAKs; Tinker and Classic. Tinkers are lightweight but substantial, and the Classic is so small it can go on a keychain, yet the nail file and scissors are good enough for most out and about uses. Both are inexpensive, and all you really need.
 
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