What Is A Better Purchase This Multitool Or The Survival Tool Pack
876440
I got this tool for my son that's in the navy, he said its great and uses it all the time..
2054122
I have both types, it really depends on what your using them for. Most of my friends in the automotive field use the Gerber and most of the field engineers I know use the Leatherman. I carry my leatherman in the belt carrier most of the time leaving my large Gerber in my truck. If I am in shorts I carry my small Gerber in my pocket. I will say they are both very tuff because I have put them all thru a lot of serious use.
2029392
there is no difference between this kits but if you can afford the DCKTS go get it because the bag is really messy to keep both tool charger and batteries organized add to this drill bits and gadgets you will need and you have a picture of why you need the hard case in the other hand Dewalts cases are really well design sturdy and not bulky so make your own judgement but I think the DCKTS is the answer to the past design
1253774
Remember. There is no universal tool. It will serve many, saving their lives. It will be waste of money for many others. In my honest opinion this is one of tools that you have to include in any survival kit. Not TTi necessary but this kind. I have Wave and TTi and both are my EDC items. Remember. This is pocket multi tool. This is not heavy duty machine shop aid.
302774
There is no kit to purchase... You do need to have your tools tho if you are trying to cut different pieces but if you want to use as one piece you can connect directly to a 12 volt battery with alligator clamps if you wish
1341642
The photos are swapped for the models. I submitted feedback to Amazon on the photos for each of these two tools. The model #830161 has replaceable cutters and is about $10 more as of 27 MAY 15.Also of note, these are the replacements: Leatherman Black Steel Replaceable Wire Cutter Insert Kit - MUT Tool & SuperTool 930355
268162
Sorry, I honestly don't know. Perhaps listing out all the various featured tool options, then check your list af=gainst the various tools?Personally, I prefer ballistic (heavy duty) nylon pouches or sheaths anyway--at least in a damp climate.
1619659
In my humble opinion, I would say the Schrade SCAXE2L is a fantastic choice for a survival axe. It is very well built with a very comfortable handle, and comes with a fire striker in the handle and sharpening stone. Alas, it can be used as an effective hammer as well.
1253771
Yes, the Charge TTi makes an excellent general disaster preparedness tool. However, this tool is more expensive than others because it features high quality materials that are lighter and more durable. That's great if you use this tool on a regular basis and need to make sure the blade does not dull or break. But if this is going to sit in an emergency kit and gather dust until the "bit one" hits, and funds are not unlimited, you may want to consider a less expensive knife. It's like keeping a Mercedes in the garage in case you need to evacuate.
165888
This item I believe is american made and supply and demands usually is more privledged to us military given its from Gerber. If you Google the Gerber multitool for there website you can ask on there website for more detail information. But I for one have been using Gerber mutitools ever since I was in the military and can guarantee its the best as of yet of mutitools that I've used so far.
737304
It all depends on what you want to do with it. Both tools are made by Leatherman and are of equal quality.
1253770
I use this for everyday carry. Largest complaint Is wire cutters mangle zip ties but the replaceable cutters as on the Surge will snip them. However Surge is to large/heavy duty for everyday carry but would be good choice for the kit u mentioned. Plus cheaper than TTi
828131
I like Stanley sockets and rachet, they have good quality and a moderate price. If you don't need the screwdrivers and allen keys buy one of the smaller sets of Stanley ratchets and sockets I don' think you will be disappointed.
936855
I can confirm that both bit packs fit in the "Leatherman Premium Nylon Sheath 4" For Charge Wave Blast Crunch Fuse 934810".I cannot speak to any other available sheath products. Thanks!
1738215
As an overall survival knife I prefer the Buck Hoodlum. My first impression was how light it was for a big blade. Its more versatile and I like the sheath better. The BK9 is better for batoning and chopping in my opinion. I don't like the sheath and it doesn't have a finger choil so you can't choke up on it for more finer bushcraft work. Last time I checked the BK9 was about $20 or $30 cheaper.
45732
My blades have been durable. You can do a search here on Amazon for Multitool blades and judge the expense for yourself. For me, it was not a matter if I wanted to spend the money for the tool; the fact is that the Multitool was the only way to do what I needed to do.
864028
Yes it is, on all counts. It looks small but it has enough weight to be effective, is extremely sharp and holds an edge well. I keep a hatchet for most of my small jobs for farm work but I keep the SOG in my camp/bug-out pack due to the smaller size. I have no reservations about using it in a survival situation. I will recommend using thick gloves or wrapping the handle in paracord for extended use as it isn't forgiving and doesn't completely cover the tang.