Leatherman Juice S2

Since Leatherman Juice is discontinued, this is about the only decent, small multi tool with medium sized pliers

I have a handful of other multitools, including an older original-design Leatherman. I bought this because the mix of tools seemed sufficient to possibly be a better every-day carry than the pocket knife I've worn for several years now (Benchmade Mini-Griptilian). I just received my Juice and I am n...

I have an orange leatherman juice S2 I’ve carried for over 10 years. It’s small, it’s light, it has great scissors. I tied a small lanyard with paracord and it’s just become part of of my kit. It’s crazy how much I’ve used it over the time and the fact it’s so small makes it an easy fit in my pocket.

I purchased this from Amazon about two weeks ago and have been constantly keeping it on my person most of the time. This tool is very handy. I never had to dig up any phillips or flathead screwdrivers ever whenever something needed tightening. I constantly flop around the house looking for projects ...

Different tools for different people. But I'll say this: I got a Victorinox Deluxe Tinker when I lost my Leatherman Juice S2 (FYI, a discontinued model).

So, what caused me to get this, was all the great reviews here on Amazon, and You Tube and other forums about how this is a great pocket multitool for Wilderness purposes. I believe it also won some awards in some hiker magazines, or something to that effect. When I actually got it and started takin...

After a while searching I believe that the best friction folding bladed (slightly under 3 inches) multi tool is actually the Leatherman Juice S2. Slightly smaller size but enough to work with / grip, good needle nose pliers and the nicest scissors I've seen on a multi-tool. Blade is great and comes razor sharp out of the box. Also inexpensive got mine on sale for 30 something quid (usually around £50?).

This is my first multitool and has been absolutely great. It has all the essential tools I need. I haven't found myself wishing for anything this doesn't have. And it is the perfect size to slip into your jeans or dress pants (I have made a habit of carrying it everywhere except dental school since ...

I would like to see them adapt that to the standard bit exchanger, though. I'm not crazy about the non-locking interior tools on a tool of that size. It may in fact be a non-issue in actual use, but locking tools are a big selling point for me on a tool that I'm going to be using for medium to heavy duty tasks. My Juice S2's slip joint tools have never disjointed in use, but that could be because I use my Wave when I suspect I'll be using a multitool a little harder.

The Leatherman Juice S2 intrigued me because of its size. My previous Leatherman Tools have all been too large to be all-purpose everyday pocket knives. They like to hang on belt in pouches. The Juice S2 is a great size for pocket carrying. So I thought I would give it a try. After about a month of ...