Yeah, I though I was combining my EDC and multitool but definitely a bit of a let down. Turning loose screws around the house is a lot different than adjusting a stem after a crash.
BUT, I have used both the blade and pliers many times into woods so in that sense I’m always happy to have it.
The key reason I chose the Skeletool over any other Leatherman (and competing products) is that the blade is readily available without first opening the tool. Also it can be easily opened and closed one handed (flip of the thumb open) whereas knives sold in Canada now have to be harder to open because of a change in interpretation of laws a couple years back.
Nov. 25, 2019, 3:47 p.m. - Andrew Major
Yeah, I though I was combining my EDC and multitool but definitely a bit of a let down. Turning loose screws around the house is a lot different than adjusting a stem after a crash. BUT, I have used both the blade and pliers many times into woods so in that sense I’m always happy to have it. The key reason I chose the Skeletool over any other Leatherman (and competing products) is that the blade is readily available without first opening the tool. Also it can be easily opened and closed one handed (flip of the thumb open) whereas knives sold in Canada now have to be harder to open because of a change in interpretation of laws a couple years back.