This American brand essentially invented the pliers-based multi-tool genre when founder Tim Leatherman released his first model, the Pocket Survival Tool (close to today's Bond model), back in 1983.

It boasts a whopping 2,500-plus five-star ratings on Amazon, and shoppers say it’s “convenient and easy to store” and that ...

Leatherman Two-Toned Bond. While the ol’ PST may look a little rudimentary by today’s standards, it’s important to remember that it was truly the first of its kind, offering much of what you get from ...

Just about a year ago, to much fanfare, Leatherman introduced a pretty groundbreaking new multi-tool. The product of years of development, plus input from 240 beta testers, the ARC boasted 20 handy ...

Leatherman is an exceptionally well-known company for its different styles of multi-tools. However, one of its best-selling products is the Micra Leatherman. This multi-tool is small enough to fit ...

Tim Leatherman had just invented the first Leatherman multi-tool. ... But for many, the original Leatherman multitool is still the most useful, and most iconic.

The Leatherman multi-tool may feel like an all-in-one solution, ... Original Surge, and Wave, this pocket clip makes it easy to access and stow your tool with minimum fuss.

If you’ve ever used a multi-tool, there’s a good chance it was the Leatherman Wave.The Wave has been a top seller since the late 1990s, which isn’t bad for a souped-up pocket knife that ...

The Leatherman Free option is a great tool for the space conscious among us. It’s made from 420HC, which is a high-carbon stainless steel that is corrosion resistant and can be easily maintained.

Leatherman Rebar Multi-Tool, $72 (was $90) on Amazon. Get It. Like the Bond, the Rebar is also based on Tim Leatherman’s original Pocket Survival Tool, and it’s packed with 17 tools, ...