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...and am looking for something new to replace it. Whom better than this board to suggest a replacement?
Looking for:
•Smaller & lighter than Wave is better
•Knife blade one hand opening & locking
•Pliers
•Screwdriver
•A clip would be nice (so I don't lose this one)
•Durable but not expensive.

I got a Snap On multi tool that I like. Had it maybe a year and it stays in my pocket for all kinds of little jobs at work. ~$45 off the truck.

The leatherman skeletool is a decent no frills multitool.

I may have a wave and a leatherman Demo tool. (has cap crimpers ect for C4 and stuff)

Let me check and if I find it in the move boxes I'll send it to you anyway.

Sorry for your loss. I don't leave home without my Leatherman Juice CS4

Check out the Schrade tough tool. Not a a good as a leatherman or a Gerber but still not bad. Also inexpensive enough that you won't be too pissed if airport security confiscates it or you lose it.

Leatherman Juice XE6: small, sturdy, nice selection of tools... A must have for your EDC. No lockable blade, though.

I like the skeletool. I have a super tool and a wingman too, but I find the skeletool in my pocket more often now. The super tool is huge.

I do carry a small style when I travel... The tsa compliant one

I have an embarrassing number of multi tools stashed in various places in home and car.

My current favorite is the SOG SwitchPlier. It's not the smallest or the lightest, but it's well build and handy. It also has a dorky cool factor, if you like that sort of thing.

And a clip.



http://www.sogknives.com/switchplier.html

Thanks for the ideas and help. Much appreciated.

SubClaw wrote:Leatherman Juice XE6: small, sturdy, nice selection of tools... A must have for your EDC. No lockable blade, though.

I am awkwardly aroused right now......

I have the Leatherman Wingman. Meets all of your criteria. Had it for several years and feel buck naked without it.

multi tools with corkscrews and/or scissors are gay

The Klein 11 in 1 screwdriver. It doesn't have a knife, but you still need to own at least one.

I've got this and like it quite a bit. http://www.gerbergear.com/Multi-Tools/B ... l_22-41771

SOG has the best pliers of any multi-tool and they allow you to configure the tools however suits you. They also use standard driver bits.

No pliers, but I really like having the extra reach on the driver
Kershaw Select Fire

This looks good too.