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Yes another vote for the LEATHERMAN WAVE!!!!!!
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What's Your Favorite Multi-tool?
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i borrowed a new Wave and a new Pulse today and compared them to my old PST and old Super Tool. It might have been because the new tools were real stiff but I still prefer the Super Tool. If I could do without the serrated blade I might pick the Pulse over the original PST. I like the Wave's nylon sheath much better than the ST's. It rides about 1/2" higher. I hope the Super Tool 200s come with the same type of nylon sheaths.
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Originally posted by Atrick-Pay
Wave only Multi-Tool with Saw AND Scissors, and
being able to open either of the blades, OR the pliers one handed, just comes in "handy"
Not true. The Gerber Legend does all of that. And with the Legend you don't have to open the pliers to get at the rest of the tools.
--Bob Q
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Another vote for Leatherman wave. The only problem is that it is kind of heavy.
It depends on your "handedness" right or left. For right handers the Wave is a very, very nice tool.
For left handers the Wave is terrible. I owned a Wave an liked it a lot but gave it to a nice young
man that was helping me because it wasn't left hand friendly at all. I prefer a supertool or a pulse
for my uses. I modified my supertool to meet my needs and am seldom without it. If your right
handed then everything is ok for you. Either way buy what YOU want and if it's not just right
don't be afraid to change it to make it right. I did and I've never been sorry. Like they say ..
"If you can't find it for sale then make it yourself."
For left handers the Wave is terrible. I owned a Wave an liked it a lot but gave it to a nice young
man that was helping me because it wasn't left hand friendly at all. I prefer a supertool or a pulse
for my uses. I modified my supertool to meet my needs and am seldom without it. If your right
handed then everything is ok for you. Either way buy what YOU want and if it's not just right
don't be afraid to change it to make it right. I did and I've never been sorry. Like they say ..
"If you can't find it for sale then make it yourself."
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I own a Spyderwrench, and have given them as gifts only to receive great accolades. I'd like some opinions on *why* you don't name it as a good multi tool. Granted...have never handled a wave..enlighten me.