Leatherman Free P2 Camping and Survival Multitool Made in The USA with 19 Built-in Tools, Full Lock, Screwdrivers and a Bottle Opener

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It’s also easier to use than those of competitors—most fold out of the tool, so they’re only the thickness of a knife blade, and it takes more than one pry to get a bottle cap off. Because it’s more geared toward camping and survival, the Signal is more robust than the Skeletool, with larger pliers, replaceable wire cutter blades, and longer plier handles.

Designed to attach to a keyring, it contains a great selection of useful tools, including scissors, pliers, a bottle opener, a knife, two screwdrivers, and a clamshell cutter (for safely slicing open retail packaging). The Free T4 is a little thicker than we were expecting (about ¾ inch without the pocket clip and close to an inch with it). This requires using two hands, and the tools are packed so closely together that you might reach for another tool just to get them open. In addition to my own experience, I corresponded with Tony Sculimbrene, who reviews knives and EDC gear for GearJunkie, AllOutdoor. In the past multi tool wire strippers of this type were quite underwhelming but Leatherman really seems to have figured it out with the Free line.He lives in a very demanding 250-year-old farmhouse and spent four years gutting and rebuilding his previous home.

To ME, it's kind of a cross between the Super Tool 300 and Wingman, which like I previously said, were my two favorite multitools of ALL TIME.

Since making this model a pick, nearly three years ago, I’ve used the Skeletool on a daily basis (minus two weeks when I lost it).