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Displaying items by tag: Keychain Tools

Friday, 11 January 2008 12:02

Sebertech M3 Review

I have a few tools kicking around that I got intending to write reviews on, but for some reason never make it into the spot light. One of those tools is the SeberTech M3 that I purchased from EDCDepot over a year ago.

Sebertech M3

Published in Miscellaneous
Friday, 11 January 2008 11:55

Swiss-Tech MicroTech Review

The first set of keychain pliers I ever got was the small Swiss*Tech MicroTech, which proved to be as solid as the steel it was carved from.

Swiss*Tech MicroTech

Published in Miscellaneous
Monday, 10 December 2007 22:14

Leatherman MiniTool Review

Call it “survival of the fittest” or “trial and error” but it all boils down to one conclusion- Evolution is a wonderful thing. Anyone who spends any time reading my various ramblings and ratings of various tools knows that I am more fascinated with what didn’t work than what did, and more importantly, how the oddball ideas evolved into the successful tools of today. The Mini Tool is another fascinating example of what didn’t work, but played an important part in the design of some of the tools Leatherman is currently producing. Marlon Perkins would be proud!

Leatherman MiniTool

Published in Leatherman
Monday, 10 December 2007 22:03

Leatherman Squirt S4 Review

Like it’s Squirt brethren the P4 and E4, the Squirt S4 is a very handy, bright tool that functions well beyond it’s size. It is closely matched to the predecessor of the Squirt line, the Leatherman Micra in that it’s main tool is a set of very capable scissors. Despite not being a large tool, the scissors are quite functional, and the handles are very comfortable to use.

Leatherman Squirt S4

Published in Leatherman
Monday, 10 December 2007 22:02

Leatherman Squirt P4 Review

For all those places when you need or want a tool handy, but can’t carry a full sized tool for whatever reason, Leatherman offers the Squirt series, which consists of three models- the E4 with wire strippers, the S4 with scissors and the P4 with pliers, which is the model we are looking at in this review.

Leatherman Squirt P4

Published in Leatherman
Wednesday, 10 October 2007 15:43

ResQMe Review

When I first laid eyes on this little tool in a discussion on our forum I thought it looked interesting enough. A few months later I decided to give it a shot and added it to an order I had placed with EDCDepot

ResQMe

Published in Miscellaneous
Wednesday, 27 June 2007 13:29

Buck Model 350 Mini-Bucktool Review

The Buck Model 350 "Mini-Buck."

*Although this model is currently discontinued by the manufacturer it still be readily found second-hand at auction sites and internet classified listings.

Buck Model 350 Mini-Bucktool

Published in Buck
Sunday, 21 January 2007 00:39

Leatherman Micra Review

One of the most overlooked little tools in the multitool industry is Leatherman’s Micra. I say this because little is ever said of this keychain wonder, and yet just about everyone has one- at least had one judging by the vast number of used tools available at TSA auctions! Much like the Victorinox Classic or Wenger Esquire models, the Micra is one of those tiny little tools that you completely forget about until you need it, and you probably use it a lot more often than you realize, which is something you will only find out after it’s gone!

Leatherman Micra

Ordinarily I'd find a pretty, shiny new tool to take pics of, but this time I felt it best to show off my battered old Micra to illustrate how useful this little gadget really is!

Published in Leatherman
Wednesday, 06 December 2006 21:10

Leatherman Squirt E4 Review

If you’ve never handled any of the Squirt tools by Leatherman, think of them as a cross between a Juice and a Micra. The handles have brightly colored aluminum scales, with outside opening blades, like the Juice family of tools. But the Squirt is small, like a Micra, and uses the same type of “spring-loaded” jaws as a Micra.

Leatherman Squirt E4

Published in Leatherman
Wednesday, 23 August 2006 21:21

Gerber Solstice Review

I recently picked up a Gerber Solstice that was on sale, and I have to say, it is kind of a neat little tool. It is what would result in the mating of a Leatherman Micra and a SwissTech MicroTech at first glance. My curiosity was piqued after seeing it in a recent article in Knives Illustrated magazine. (“The Key To Being Prepared” by Abe Elias, October 2006)

Gerber Solstice

The Solstice (center) is a cross between the SwissTech (left) and the Micra (right)

Published in Gerber
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