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 great for handymen, contractors, EDC enthusiasts, and pretty much anyone who wants to carry a multi tool.

Over the past few years, we’ve tested 23 multi-tools in rural New Hampshire—fixing fences, slicing hay-bale twine, even assisting in the birth of a lamb on a cold March morning.In most cases, the blades and accessories lock in the open position, so we investigated the convenience and strength of the locks. Externally mounted knife: As Sculimbrene puts it, “Knives must be externally mounted or the design is a failure, as they are the most often used tool. That said, being that this is a total reinvention of the tool they invented, this would have been the prime opportunity for Leatherman to step away from their marriage to 420HC for their blade steel.

I'll still keep my Surge in the drawer (too heavy to carry regularly, but it has the tool set needed for home owner/ urgent toy repair needs) but I'm keen to take this P2 for a spin. In most general cases like, watch on your wrist, tool clipped to pocket, hand in same pocket, it shouldn’t be an issue. I ONLY carry my most used tools with pocket clips in my pockets, with my Lenox razor blade knife (with 3 extra blade holder and a bit driver, plus storage for one more) in my front right pocket, a knife of my choosing in my back pocket, and my Keysmart key holder and accessories in my left front pocket. They are both particularly great for you to be enjoying, and you will have the perfection to use them for all your different needs.In the course of compiling this diatribe, I had the opportunity to bounce reactions off a good friend of mine and I came to the conclusion that the P2 is the PST (or PST II considering the scissors) of the 21st century.