For all you multitool fans...

I have t he Leatherman FUSE. LOVE it. Holy Cow I can't even tell you what I have done with that thing. Daily I use it to open the awful feedbags, but I have cut even barbed wire with it
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Just wish they had pink
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http://www.leatherman.com/multi-tools/full-size-tools/fuse.aspx
 
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They should make pink. I bet a lot of women have them.


Mine has open dozens of feedbags too. Those bags hurt my fingers.
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Jim used to have a handy dandy multitool, till some old guy stole it while "borrowing" it one day at work. Hasnt found a good replacement yet. He got his from the snap on guy or Napa tool dude.

And uh, the only reason Jim loves me so much, I hate gold, and diamonds. so to me, that aint that nice looking. lol Give me something that looks like it would be okay to use on a daily basis, and I'll let Jim think about getting you one, but we dun need more silkies just yet. lol
 
I've never been too fond of the Leatherman. I like the Gerber multi tool myself. I like the way the pliers extend. Mine has been running strong for 10 years.
 
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Nifty.....If we all bought PC one of those knives for processing chickens, he better process all our chickens for nothing. That makes for a lot of traveling PC, watch whatcha wish for
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I like the Leatherman Wave, with the blades on the outside. I use the knives more than anything and hate to fish them out from the inside like on the Gerber or the original Leatherman. I find the Gerbers to be big and clunky.
 
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Nifty.....If we all bought PC one of those knives for processing chickens, he better process all our chickens for nothing. That makes for a lot of traveling PC, watch whatcha wish for
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Nice try
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I'll stick with my $75 multi.
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My Charge TTI opens to the outside too, except for the small tools.
I love the weight, balance, and engineering of the Leatherman. It's
an amazing tool.

I've never seen a Gerber but will check it out.
 

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