Leatherman Free T4 Stainless Steel Pocket Size Multitool | Closed Length: 9.3 cm | 12 in 1 Functional Tools | Weight: 121.9 Gram, Width: 2.4 cm 25 Years Warranty | EDC

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Compact, robust, concealed deep, precise so on and so forth. My most favourite edc. Rad full power. Has got just the exact essentials that I need for my edc. Only design flaw is that it's magnetic, so keep it away from metal filings, which can affect the operation of the multitool. The best part is it can be taken apart carefully with torx, for cleaning and reassembled, unlike the victorinox. Built like a tank. I'm totally stoked.

Excellent piece of engineering!

I am always carrying this product with me. Used it whenever possible..

Well built, sharp knife and loads of items on the stalk. This is my 4th one. I have a tendency to lose my multi-tools.

I had huge expectations for this, but within minutes of handling it was left wondering what all the fuss was about. The tools open easily, which is cool, and with some practice can be operated one handed, but that is all that is good.The pliers are not ergonomic and have hotspots that press into the hand. One side has three flathead screwdrivers. Who needs three? Who is using flat head screws anymore? One of these three is on an awl/reamer which doesn't have a point, so it can't poke. Another is on a scale that measures a grand total of 3 cm on a sloped line. Good luck measuring anything. The third is on a stubby file that is flat on its edge, so you can't use it to cut metal. At best you can file fingernails on it.My current tool of choice is a Victorinox Spirit X. Everything on it requires a fingernail, and while it's very smooth, it's also two handed. I thought the Free P2 would be a nice upgrade, but goodness, every single thing on the Spirit is much better, with the sole exception of the replaceable wire cutters on the Free P2.I'm sending this right back and staying with the Spirit. I suggest you consider the Spirit as well: it is a much better tool, so much more delightful for everyday use, and it also costs less.

The media could not be loaded. its really hard to open even with both hands, i had to lubricate the tool and loosen the springs. even then it's hard to open with one hand, as seen in many youtube videos,update : awl tool broke in 2 pieces