usefull traveling tool combination?

[simp]

hi,

what is the best traveling combination of tools?

example:

SAK classic in the washing bag,
leatherman juice or Vic Huntsman for multiuse

or

Vic Waiter for foodpreperation(big blade)
leatherman squirt P4 for tooluse(pliers)
classic because for personal care (scissors)

 

[supratentorial]

It depends on what I'll be doing while traveling but for light use I might bring a SOG Pocket Power Plier or Leatherman PST II. For heavier use I'd bring a Leatherman Charge or SOG PowerLock 2.0 or Victorinox SwissTool X. No matter what, I always bring a Victorinox Classic SD or a Rambler. If you're flying, remember to check your luggage... otherwise your multi-tools will end up on Ebay!

 

[Getahl]

If you need a nail clipper + scissor + file, try Wenger's nail clipper. http://www.wengerna.com/browse/browse.jsp?cat_id=1&sub_cat_id=81

As for food prep, I just don't personally like gunking up my pocket knives, but, to each their own.

 

[Eyegor]

For traveling I feel a light is a necessity so my list includes my Swiss-Tech Technician with LED plus maybe a Vic Classic. Another option would be to clip a photon microlight to my Vic Rucksack. Choices, choices. I plan on mating a Wenger Air Traveler (or Clipper AT) with a photon and give it a whirl.

 

[znapschatz]

When traveling by auto, I rely on a tool kit in my trunk and a Super Tool in the glove box for roadside emergencies. For personal use, my usual EDC is augmented by a Swisschamp packed in the luggage. For extended trips traveling by air, I might take along the ST, or a PST if the destination is somewhere locking blades are not street legal. These are not used often, but have sometimes come in very handy, several times saving a great deal of inconvenience. Traveling or otherwise, I am never without a keychain flashlight or close at hand Mini-Maglite and zipper pull compass. All these, and a credit card, will get me through whatever.