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Displaying items by tag: Small Tools

Wednesday, 30 January 2008 22:28

Leatherman Skeletool Review

There was a buzz about the new Leatherman Skeletool and Skeletool CX all of 2007 on the web since the first prototypes surfaced at the 2007 SHOT Show. Leatherman touts it as the tool you take when you only need the basics. But it is chock full of new design ideas and promises to be the new favorite of the industry. Let’’s take a thorough look at the Leatherman Skeletool.

Leatherman Skeletool

Published in Leatherman
Wednesday, 10 October 2007 15:19

Coast Fishing Buddy Review

The Coast Fishing Multitool is a different type of tool than we normally think of when the term is used. It isn’t a plier based tool- in fact, it doesn’t seem to have a “primary” tool of any sort. It is merely a convenient tool that has several functions in a compact package. What more could one want? Oh yeah, and it’s fairly inexpensive too!

Coast Fishing Buddy

Published in Miscellaneous
Monday, 09 July 2007 13:12

CRKT Guppie Review

It's been a little while since the Guppie was “officially” released. Retailers are still having problems getting it and the Zilla in stock. I received the Guppie just before it's release date and have not reviewed it because I did not have enough opportunity to use it. The problem is, it's such an odd tool that I just didn't feel comfortable carrying it. There was always something better in size comparison that I could carry that would beat the Guppie in functionality. So I decided to bite the bullet and get some of this on paper so to speak. Everyone wants to know what the Guppie is like, well here you go.

CRKT Guppie

Published in CRKT/ID Works
Wednesday, 27 June 2007 12:55

Gerber Multi-Plier 400 Compact Sport Review

Gerber Multi-Plier 400 Compact Sport

Published in Gerber
Sunday, 21 January 2007 10:03

Leatherman Juice XE6 Review

After being so pleased with the Juice KF4 I received a couple of months ago, I decided it was time to take the plunge and get the big boy of the series, the XE6. Mostly, I missed the scissors of the S2 .

Leatherman Juice XE6

Published in Leatherman
Thursday, 07 December 2006 19:16

SOG CrossGrip and CrossCut Review

SOG products are well known for their innovative designs and forward thinking that has made them one of the more popular toolmakers in the industry. Before receiving the CrossGrip and CrossCut, I was expecting something closer size wise to a half pint Pocket Power Pliers ; instead I was surprised to see something more along the lines of my Gerber Clutch . Initial impressions; I was fascinated by the quality and how SOG keeps making tools with those gears, but this time on a much smaller scale.

SOG CrossGrip and CrossCut

SOG CrossGrip and CrossCut

Published in SOG
Saturday, 04 November 2006 14:01

Leatherman Juice KF4 Review

Rather than add to the existing Juice Series Review already posted here I decided that the KF4 was a standout enough tool to warrant it’s own article. Besides, as a discontinued model (the only discontinued Juice model) it really is in a class of it’s own.

Leatherman Juice KF4

Published in Leatherman
Monday, 30 October 2006 19:43

Wenger PocketGrip and MiniGrip Review

When you ask someone to describe what a multitool looks like, most individuals will say Leatherman. Rather than trying to put into words what one looks like, Leatherman has branded the name multitool as the brand; similar to what other companies have done to their products e.g.. Kleenex , Goodyear etc. So the look of most multitools are the same, a pair of pliers where the handles pivot and hide the various tools that the multitool contains. Things were not always like this, there are many brands and designs that predate those made by Leatherman. The original multitool was a traditional style slip-joint pocket knife (similar to what your grandfather carries) and they incorporated a pair of pliers, fixed to the body of the handle. Unlike the small pliers you find on Swiss Army knives, this gave the user a more pocket friendly tool with the power of real pliers.

PocketGrip/MiniGrip

Published in Wenger
Tuesday, 03 October 2006 19:39

SOG Micro ToolClip (1st Gen) Review

This review was submitted by Multitool.org forum member 665ae.

SOG Micro Tool Clip

Published in SOG
Tuesday, 18 April 2006 18:51

Leatherman Juice C2 & S2 Review

The two smallest models in the Juice series are the C2 and S2. Both models seem to perform better than many full sized multitools, and seem quite sturdy, despite their small size. They are truly a large tool in a small package.

Juice C2 and S2

Juice C2 and S2

The Leatherman Juice models C2 and S2

Published in Leatherman
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