Will a Leatherman New Wave fit in the sheath's extra pocket?
947469
The pocket is pretty dang big, I image you could easily get any multi-tool, including the New Wave in there. There will probably room for a fire steel as well; Has a very secure Velcro strap that will keep it in there with no worries. Cheers!
947470
Yes, but you may have to tie it off to you so that it doesn't fall out. I put a Altoids tin in the extra pocket.
947471
No the sheath is the only down fall to this knife. It sucks! but the knife is great it ha done great work for me
947472
The sheath that I received with the knife did not have an extra pocket. It was not even designed for a kukri so the opening is wider than necessary and does not conform to the blade.
947473
I doubt it. My other (small) multitools won't. I don't own a Leatherman Wave, so I can't be certain.
637158
I'm sorry I am not familiar with that particular leatherman model. I can tell you I bought this for the MUT model that I bought for my son who is in the Army, and it is plenty big enough for the MUT and accessories. Hope that helps.
1696886
I bought mine to replace a broken sheath for a Schrade lockback folding knife, and it fit perfectly. I own a Leatherman, too, which is much smaller than my knife, so I would think that this sheath would more than accommodate it.
334415
My husbands knife is the size of the super tinker. It fits nice with a little room to spare.
756637
No. Pocket is not deep enough. Drill will fit but it will not be very deep enough to keep drill securely in pocket
810113
Also, if I may make a suggestion. I carry my extension inside the small side pockets that my Leatherman came with. However, it can slide right out of those and as such is very easy to loose. Near the end of the extension you can see three rings cut into the tool. I went to the plumbing section of Home Depot. I bought a pack of rubber washers, #83 O-rings 1/2" outside diameter x 5/16" inside diameter x 3/32" thick. I put 3 of the washers on the tool, one at each ring cut into the tip. This prevents the extension from sliding out of the side pockets of the nylon pouch that came with my Leatherman. The tools that come with a leather pouch may differ. Also, if I may make a suggestion. I carry my extension inside the small side pockets that my Leatherman came with. However, it can slide right out of those and as such is very easy to loose. Near the end of the extension you can see three rings cut into the tool. I went to the plumbing section of Home Depot. I bought a pack of rubber washers, #83 O-rings 1/2" outside diameter x 5/16" inside diameter x 3/32" thick. I put 3 of the washers on the tool, one at each ring cut into the tip. This prevents the extension from sliding out of the side pockets of the nylon pouch that came... » Read More Also, if I may make a suggestion. I carry my extension inside the small side pockets that my Leatherman came with. However, it can slide right out of those and as such is very easy to loose. Near the end of the extension you can see three rings cut into the tool. I went to the plumbing section of Home Depot. I bought a pack of rubber washers, #83 O-rings 1/2" outside diameter x 5/16" inside diameter x 3/32" thick. I put 3 of the washers on the tool, one at each ring cut into the tip. This prevents the extension from sliding out of the side pockets of the nylon pouch that came with my Leatherman. The tools that come with a leather pouch may differ. « Show Less
970856
No, it won't fit comfortably in your pocket. It's a little too big for that. It's more suited for a woman's pocketbook or a guy's backpack, but not for a pocket.
1093108
I fit one in but it was overly tight and made that part of the strap too straight and bulgy to be comfortable, so I only keep SD cards in the pocket. I had a cheap little leatherman type tool that had a belt holster I never used, so I attached that holster to the strap and it holds my spare battery perfectly.
280580
I dont know how big the Super Tool is but i use it with my leatherman wave and it fits perfect. I work service and use it ever day. It is awesome to have your leatherman and mini mag handy. I use them both ton each day.
1432647
When expanded all the way out it is 4.5 inches deep. Remember it has 4 layers of sheath material when folded over, the leatherman and two spots for the extra tools. I LOVE this sheath and it works perfect for my Charge.
440729
All I can say for sure is it fits the Charge very well, since that is the only Leatherman I own. Sorry I couldn't help more. Hopefully someone will know for sure.
37207
At least has room for the bits. I found it was kinda large and rigid. I ended up just using my old sheath from previous version wave.
77871
I think so...http://www.leatherman.com/accessories/product/Premium_Nylon_Sheath_I http://www.leatherman.com/product/Sidekick compare the dimension
1794018
The knife isn't designed to fit into your pants pocket, but you may be able to get away with an inside the pants carry if you modify the sheath in some way. If you are concerned about concealed carry, then I would recommend a good folder with a deep pocket clip.
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!
9631
Are the sheaths different? I know the bk 10 has the sheath with the small pouch on the front of it, I can just fit my gerber flik 2 in it.
810112
Also, if I may make a suggestion. I carry my extension inside the small side pockets that my Leatherman came with. However, it can slide right out of those and as such is very easy to loose. Near the end of the extension you can see three rings cut into the tool. I went to the plumbing section of Home Depot. I bought a pack of rubber washers, #83 O-rings 1/2" outside diameter x 5/16" inside diameter x 3/32" thick. I put 3 of the washers on the tool, one at each ring cut into the tip. This prevents the extension from sliding out of the side pockets of the nylon pouch that came with my Leatherman. The tools that come with a leather pouch may differ.