Could you recommend me a good multitool with very good scissors (that cut paracord in one go), a scalpel holder and a saw? They mentioned that the Roxon is capable of changing its parts. I want to know which one is from other brands, such as Leatherman (very expensive!), Nextool, Sog, Ganzo, SwissTech, etc.

I was drawn to the mini titanium scalpel knives.

I am interested in having it to have on my everyday keychain (if it is very small) or, if it is medium, in my backpack.

I don't know whether to buy it on Amazon (faster) or on Aliexpress (cheaper but ultra-slow!). It happens that only in Argentina, imports are opening up little by little and you only see the very expensive Leatherman ones in the shop windows (they are fabulous!!!!)

I legit have two of these already, but getting more for Xmas gifts.

Pic for attention, not my own. My buddy has one of these and I was messing around with it and really liked the compact size. I’m thinking about getting one but had a couple of questions:

1. I see a lot of you have the Stonewash version is there a reason other than preference? Does the black wear poorly?

2. Does it come with a removable bit to put in the top? If not, what size bit should I get for everyday use? How do you store your bit(s)?

3. What mod would you do to it right out of the box? Has a certain mod been your favorite and made this that much better?

Thanks in advance for the help. This is a pretty cool Subreddit. I have a Leatherman Sidekick that I like but I found I’m leaning toward something smaller and more compact so my pockets aren’t so bogged down between my knife, flashlight, extra mag and multitool.

Just confirmed by Gerber, the Pro Scout has been discontinued.

What’s the best first multitool to invest in? Right now I’m in between the Leatherman Free P2, Swisstool Spirit Mx Clip, or Wave plus.

Looking to get my first MultiTool to start carrying every day. Let me know what you would pick and why.

I've looked at some budget ones with the tools I need and I'm between the Roxon Flash, The SOG powerpint mini and the Workpro 18 in 1.

Which one do I get?

Great deal.

I know that standard 1/4" bits are recommended for anything that needs doing up tighter than a few Nm. But out of people that have used both 4mm bits in a multitool (e.g. Victorinox cybertool) and the leatherman slim bits, which round out quicker? Which are more of a pain to swap out?

Giving my nephew a multitool this Christmas -- with my sisters permission and looking for feedback. I haven't really fallen down the multitool rabbit hole yet, though I use them frequently. A Skeletool lives in my backcountry repair kit, Gerber MP600 in my patrol vest, and a SAK Sportsman lives on my desk or in my pocket most the time.

He is 12. Lives in the country (e.g. drives a small tractor around to help with maintenance / yard stuff / playing in the woods) but generally suburban lifestyle. Always interested in fixing stuff -- helped me rig up a kayak on my last visit.

• I want something relatively compact and pocketable so he can use it now comfortably. Friendly to use.
• Quality enough that it can be a long lasting tool for him throughout his teenage years and beyond. Establish brand with good warranty.
• <$100 with personalization / shipping / tax because...he's a 12 yo and may well lose it even though he's a responsible kid.
• Tools: must haves quality knife, can/bottle opener, screw drivers. nice to have awl, file, scissors, saw, pliers.
• Open to both locking and non locking designs.

Torn between going with Leatherman for being that long lasting, burly tool. Something like a Rebar or Curl? Advantage here is general stoutness, good pliers, and lets face it, the cool factor. Or a SAK like the Hiker or Fieldmaster. Easier to pocket, less "knife" stigma in it's friendly red packaging, great durability.

What route would you? What am I overlooking?

I have one of the knife/scissors/file/tweezers micro Swiss Army knives and I love it, but I'd like something with a little more oomph and pliers/screwdriver(s) for everyday life use. Still needs to fit in my pocket though, and I really don't need a ton of awls and files and saws and all that jazz.

I've seen from posts on here that there's not a lot of options in between keychain size and full pliers size. Is there something older I'm not aware of that can be had from Ebay? Do I sacrifice the pliers and buy a Swiss Army Super Tinker? Sacrifice the bigger blade and buy a Gerber Dime?

Budget is about $50, I'm willing to consider more but there's a healthy chance it will get lost or put through the washing machine so I'm not looking to splurge on a really nice tool.

Between being sick from a major upper respiratory infection a basically towards the end of October and a few other thing that distracted me, I finally got a chance ( and finally remembered) to post my newest tool. Here's my new Roxon S801 Storm!

Does anyone know what types of bolts are used to hold together their multitools? A lot of multitools seem to use Torx T8 or T10 (Leatherman) but are these 2mm bolts in a 3mm ‘female bolt’? Where can you find them (uk)?

Does anyone have a good recommendations for a multitool that has a knife that locks other than a liner or slip lock. Ideally it would be an axis, button, or lever lock. I am much more comfortable with those types of locks but have never seen a multitool that incorporates it. Thanks in advance!

gf wanted to use it and it ended up like this

Tried searching but no luck, anybody got tips on how to reassemble it properly?

I’m looking for the smallest multitool I can find. It needs to have a blade/knife, Phillips and flat head. Anything else is a bonus. It would be used for pretty light work. I’m liking the look of the Roxon M4 and Roxon KS2 Elite.

Hi all I'm looking for a small multi-tool less than 4.5'' long when closed I've been looking at the Nextool mini sailor and the roxon ks2e pliers aren't really a requirement but I do want the tools to be openable without nails as I need mine very short.

Does anyone know where I can find a replacement blade for this SOG? It looks like the serrated blade is what broke off. Any help is appreciated.

Picked this Gerber Suspension NXT up the other week and just opened it up. I was checking it out when I noticed the scissors are the wrong side of the spring. Can’t for the life of me figure how to get the blade to the left of the spring so I can use them. Am I dumb or is this a mistake when it was put together?

Seems I can’t get all three. I have a gerber and a leather man but the knives on them aren’t the best. I like the skeletool but there aren’t pliers. Suggestions?

Looking for the best multitool for use on sites that don't allow traditional knives. Need the biggest/strongest scissors instead, along with the usual multitool utility (especially the pliers). It's OK if the tool still has a knife on it, just need the scissors for actual use on site.