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.

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 ...

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

With the Leatherman Multi-Tool, you can use the nail file to dull those sharp edges. However, the type of material you can use them on may vary based on your specific Leatherman multi-tool file type.

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, ...

This might stand as the most comprehensive multi-tool Leatherman has ever made. The Arc features USA-made components, a MagnaCut steel blade, 20 tools and swappable bits.

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 ...

With nearly 3,300 five-star ratings, it's easy to understand why shoppers call it “the standard” for compact multi-tools. Leatherman Rev Multitool, $40 (was $50) on Amazon.

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 ...

It's been 40 years since the introduction of the original Leatherman PST, ... That's steeper than many other Leatherman tools but a $45 break from the 40th ... How We Made The Arc Multi-tool.