Leatherman Wave

I have Had The Wave for two years now. I have used it mainly as a rescue knife at a water sports centre but also for camping and everyday handywork. Twice it has been needed in an emergency and it has never failed. It sliced through the rope in one and allowed me to help the casulty with one hand while opening it due to the one handed opening bladesh. It doesn't rust and I have only need to sharpen it once a year despite excessive use. It is really easy to use and very strong. With the alll the tools locking it is very safe and to date not one accident has happened when being used (touch wood it never will). I got the bit kit and it have used this loads too. I ...  Read the complete review

Advertised as the next generation multi-purpose tool with more features, this tool is the most useful accompaniment to any middle-aged man's belt. The multi-purpose tool is the new must have. A development of the swiss army knife these tools comprise of a folding tool box and the wave contains the following: easy access four exterior locking blades, opener, wire stripper, lanyard attachment, Phillips screwdriver, normal screwdriver, serrated knife, saw, wire cutters, scissors file, clip point knife and pliers. These tools all fold neatly into a comfortable handle and it is ergonomically designed for balance and comfort. It is built out of 100% ...  Read the complete review

The wave has been accepted worldwide as one of the best, if not the best multitool money can buy. If you shop around you may see little features in many different tools that you like, and might persuade you to but the tool above ather available. The Wave however has them all. Its built like a tank, has looks as good as they good, is unbelievable confortable and has more tools stuffed into it than anything made by Victorinox. FEATURES The wave has the following things stuffed in its handles: Needlenose Pliers, Regular Pliers, Wire Cutters, Hard-Wire Cutters, Clip-Point Knife, Serrated Knife, Diamond-Coated File, Wood Saw, Scissors, Extra ...  Read the complete review

First off, let me say that there is no question that this tool is a thousand times better than the piece-of-junk "supertool" I had before (which I bought for ten quid at the hardware store.) The Supertool is solidly constructed, and the blades are good quality. Many useful gadgets are included, and it even has a groovy leather case. But I am starting to become convinced that I am going to lop off a finger with this thing. The tool is designed so that you have to "unlock" one blade at a time. Usually you can't get directly at the one you want (it's in the middle or is small and hard to grasp) so you have to unlock some other blade ...  Read the complete review