LEATHERMAN Skeletool, 7-in-1 Lightweight Minimalist Multi-tool for Everyday Carry (EDC), Home, Garden & Outdoors, Stainless Steel

I’m obsessed, this thing lives on my belt every single day! The Leatherman Skeletool is hands-down the best EDC multitool I’ve ever owned. It’s insanely light (only 5 oz), so I forget it’s even there until I need it, then it saves me a trip back to the toolbox 20 times a day. The blade is razor-sharp out of the box, locks up solid, and opens one-handed in seconds. Pliers are surprisingly strong for the size; I’ve pulled nails, twisted wire, and crimped hoses with zero flex. I added the bit driver kit and the 40+ bit set, and honestly, 98 % of the time this + a small screwdriver is the only “tool” I ever need around the house, garage, or on the job site. It’s not meant for heavy repetitive work (that’s what full-size tools are for), but for quick fixes, adjustments, and everyday carry? Absolutely perfect. Build quality is classic Leatherman: bombproof, gorgeous, and the pocket clip is the best in the business. Worth every penny. If you’re on the fence, just get it. You’ll wonder how you lived without it! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The most used tools on a multitool. Usually when you use your multitool, you use the pliers, screwdrivers, or knife. This tool gives you these in a high quality light weight tool sized right for your pocket. It is high and extremely affordable. And as with most leathermans, it is a quality tool.

I use this for work in the brewery and it does literally everything I need it to. It is incredibly high quality, the edge on the blade has lasted months, the pliers feel great (although they don't have a spring; not a huge issue but mildly annoying sometimes), and the variety of tools it comes with is great. I've found that the opening can get sticky sometimes, but I spray it with sanitizer in the brewery and it loosens right up.

I own four multi-tools, and this is the best of the bunch. 4 ¼” closed, 6 ¾” open, 1 ¼” wide, 5 oz. Easy-opening, locking, 2.6” knife blade with partial serration, two screwdrivers, two Phillips heads, bottle opener, needlenose pliers, pliers, wire cutter. Comes with a pocket clip which I don’t use as I bought a belt case for it. I find most multi-tools are too large. This is smaller and more usable. Thank goodness the Skeletool does not have a spring keeping the pliers open! Gerber and NexTool could learn a lesson here! Thank goodness when open, the pliers handles are a short, comfortable distance apart. Gerber and NexTool could learn a lesson here! The Skeletool is a winner, and is the best multi-tool I own. Note to Leatherman: Now you just need to make a version that is < 3 inches closed, < 4 oz. You can sacrifice the larger screwdriver and Phillips-heads to reduce the weight.

A daily carry tool. Screw driver, knife, pliers and bottle opener. Not too much weight. I use and carry this tool everyday. Good size for a pocket or purse. It carries 2 double bit screwdriver inserts. One in the handle and one in the screwdriver port. When I cut wire with bare hands I noticed there are parts of the handle that are slightly sharp, so I wear gloves or I file down some of the edges. I recommend using bigger wire cutters for large gauge of steel wire. These work great for copper and smaller gauge steel wire. Extra cool points when you have this tool at a party, the bottle opener/mini carabiner is a nice option and not let you drinking buddies use your table or their teeth to open that bottle. (Cmon man!)