What is your ideal EDC Multitool?

[Morablades]

I would have to say my Leatherman Juice S2 and a Vic Alox Rancher.

 

[LukeC]

If I had to pick one, it would certainly be the Juice KF4.

 

[houdini28]

The Victorinox Mountaineer and Leatherman Juice CS4 are my favorite, in production tools. If I could get a CS4 with a file instead of a saw I think I would reach multitool nirvana.

 

[spoonrobot]

A full-size tool with the "Big 4" implements; Saw/File/Scissors/Knife.

This includes the SOG Paratool, Leatherman Blast, Victorinox Spirit and the Gerber Diesel.

 

[stockman242]

Have to bring something traditional in here
Here is my favorite 'multitool'

The vic pioneer/wenger SI is another great EDC multitool (I carry my CeeTees in my back pocket anyway ).

 

[Steely_Gunz]

It's a rotation for me. Sometimes governed by what kind of work I am expecting for the day. Day to day walk around combo is the Skeletool CX with a Laguiole. It gives me plenty of tools to do the odd job with a nice sheeple friendly slippie to cut with (honestly, i could get by with the just the CX, but I like the laguiole to much to leave it at home)
Heavy duty outdoor work means that I want all the tools that I could need with good strong pliers. Therefore, I carry a SOG powerlock.
Today, I expect to have to work on a few electric motors, so I'm packing a LM Crunch with a serrated Spyderco for cardboard duty.

 

[Morablades]

A full-size tool with the "Big 4" implements; Saw/File/Scissors/Knife.

This includes the SOG Paratool, Leatherman Blast, Victorinox Spirit and the Gerber Diesel.

I carried my Diesel today. Great tool:thumbup:

 

[Foilist]

Either a Vic Spirit or Wenger SI for me, depending on what I'm up to that day.

 

[3wolves]

I edc a swisstool rs. I would prefer a spirit but Im too cheap to buy one.

 

[dipbait]

I use a leatherman Kick at work.

 

[BoxANT]

skeletool cx

 

[powernoodle]

Dang it if I can figure out what my favorite is. I'm a desk jockey and don't actually need a serious multitool like you HVAC guys and plumbers do, but still find a multi helpful throughout the day. I tend to rotate between a Wave or Spirit, Vic Explorer and Squirt P4. Mostly the Explorer, as its a good combo of pocket size and function for me.

 

[Morablades]

Today it's a Spyderco Native and a Gerber Compact Sportsman Tool

 

[JNieporte]

Leatherman Wave or Victorinox Fireman (one-handed).

 

[g570r]

Right now, I'm carrying my Vic Spirit. For light every day type carry, I really like the Leatherman Skeletool.

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[Dave_Markowitz]

I alternate between a Vic Pioneer and an Explorer in my pocket. I keep a Vic Cybertool 41 and SwissTool RS w/the bitwrench set in my laptop bag.

 

[peanuts]

most of the time it is my swisstool- man i love that hunk of metal. i am also looking at a skeletool though, or maybe another of the small leathermans.

 

[Varg Lobos]

It's my Leatherman Charge TTi.

I love the one handed opening tools and also the ablility to wear it with a pocket-clip if I want to.

 

[Charlie Fox]

My Leatherman Juice s2 probably fits the bill...compact, sturdy, has all the tools I need and carries easily. I'm still very partial to my SwissChamp, Wave and SwissTool but the s2 gets the nod for EDC.

 

[BigE]

Been totin my SOG Powerlock for 1 1/2 years EDC in its leather sheath. I use it daily at work. It has the heft I need and the simple stuff to get the job done. Lighter or smaller multi-tools just wouldn't hold up to what I have put it through, I've seen others break. It's the one that works for me.