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who owns one?
which model?
any good?

i keep looking at these but cant decide which model to buy, any advice greatfully received.
 
Was given a Gerber as a pressie, keep it in a drawer at home for the odd time I can`t be bothered to go to the van. Nice bit of kit and worth looking at imho. Might even sell it to you as used so little.
 
My bro bought me a wave couple of years back. Still as good as new, brilliant little tool to carry in with you when quoting jobs.
 
My bro bought me a wave couple of years back. Still as good as new, brilliant little tool to carry in with you when quoting jobs.

Is that not classed as armed robbery? Or at least going equipped!
 
Only when they start saying I'm expensive. Or I find a biasi on the wall and have to fight my way out :wink:
 
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Was given a Gerber as a pressie, keep it in a drawer at home for the odd time I can`t be bothered to go to the van. Nice bit of kit and worth looking at imho. Might even sell it to you as used so little.
Gerbers are also good kit. Have one in my heavy duty tool bag. It has taken some punishment though
 
I think I would use a good quality tool quite a bit.
Just not sure which to go with.
Looking at the leatherman mainly because of the changeable screwdriver bits.
 
Very sharp :)

Just warming through, been out in the cold tidying the van and picking up the gear for tomorrow. Feeling hungry as all I can smell is the roast dinner cooking.
 
I think I would use a good quality tool quite a bit.
Just not sure which to go with.
Looking at the leatherman mainly because of the changeable screwdriver bits.

Same as the Gerber 600 with the bits?
 
Had mine a few years have it on one of those quick draw keyrings use it daily , brilliant when you get all way into Atic for something and re ber you need a screwdriver etc love it
 
Had mine a few years have it on one of those quick draw keyrings use it daily , brilliant when you get all way into Atic for something and re ber you need a screwdriver etc love it
Exactly the reason I want one. [emoji41]
 
Just found the box coz theres no markings on the thing it`s self.
It is the 600 but without the extra toolbits.
Has as read from the box, needle nose pliars, fiskars, scissors, awl, wire cutter, 80mm / 3" rule, lanyard ring, crosshead screwdriver, large & medium flathead screwdriver, bottle opener, crimper, carbide coated file, sharpener, serrated drop point blade, adapts to gerber tool kit, ballistic sheath. As for the ÂŁ I don`t know till I see how much new and reduce as not new and forum member.
 
The gerber extra toolkit is a 5mm square to 1/4" adapter which drives of the crosshead screwdriver so any standard 1/4" bit can be used.
 
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if you go on to the go outdoors website they do price matching , I know this because this one is a exact replacement for the one the mrs bought me that I lost lol
 
I'm on my 2nd leatherman charge tti (first one is on seabed somewhere near Portland) and find it invaluable, I thoroughly recommend one
I paid less than ÂŁ100 incl shipping(I think) from an American site, though I can't remember which, this came with 2 magazines of assorted bits
Get one and you'll wonder how ever you managed without one
 
I've got a wave, I bounce into every job only armed with it. If it's something simple I can sort it with that saves me dragging the tool box in
 
I've got a Leatherman Wave too, keep it in my pocket and comes in very handy!
 
The more I look at the leathermans the more I want one. Just cant decide which model is best for me.
 
Wave or Tti both will serve you well
 
I see my leatherman charge xti is now a "retired product"... Getting old then (sigh)...
 
Ive decided on the new 'wave' from leatherman.
It looks to be ideal for me and the reviews it gets are brilliant. And from the posts on here it seems that many own a leatherman and also seem to be impressed with them.

It should arrive soon unless chops has landed a part time job in the dispatch section of alloutdoor.com ..........[emoji1]
 
My leatherman wave arrived friday and I took it to work Saturday and to my surprise I used it a few times.
Im very impressed with the quality

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I've got the wave, never use it at work though. But always take it on holiday, always comes in handy.
 
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