It's been a while since I posted a spork, so I figured I'd better fix that with these sporks from UCO!

Another entry in the "Didn't know or forgot about" file is the Curve from Gerber- perhaps the smallest tool you can get with locking functions!

Highly valued by collectors, the Radio Shack branded Leatherman Squirt model was originally released for Radio Shack.

I greatly dislike shoddy, poorly made tools, but not as much as I dislike shoddy, poorly made tools with good quality names on them.

Another model in the Wenger Patagonia series is this Evogrip S18.

This is a Leatherman PST, which stands for Personal Survival Tool.  Ordinarily if write about how iconic and important this tool is, and it absolutely is- but you can read all that here: https://wiki.multitool.org/tiki-index.php?page=PST

You probably don't remember this one, but I was thrilled when I saw it for the first time at the SHOT Show in 2011.

I love Wenger Knives, and this serrated Journeyman is an excellent example of why.

With so many plier based multitools on the market, the Guppie from ID Works (produced by CRKT) with its adjustable wrench was achieved needed change.

Gerber's Flik multitool may have been short lived, but that is more likely due to its complicated design rather than it's popularity.