Leatherman Style PS

Also you have here you have a nail file as well as a standard screwdriver here and the last function you basically have on this tool is a bottle opene...

It's great for whenever I travel in a restricted area. I just got to show the TSA agent that has no knife blade and they let me in with it. And if you...

I’ve had decent success with opening up my Leatherman Style PS so that all the tools are out and visible and laying it out separately in a tray. If they do decide to do secondary inspection it usually goes pretty fast. Note I don’t try this for international travel — just because it’s TSA approved doesn’t mean that other countries won’t confiscate it.

I owned this for 3 weeks before it was retired for me, so I cannot speak to its durability. Physically it is small and lightweight, good for attaching to your keys but offering very limited usefulness. I bought this to carry with me on flights because it is TSA compliant. It is not suitable replacem...

AAA lasts long enough that I don't wish it was rechargeable. * Leatherman Style CS/PS (I alternate but I think I favor the one with scissors). * Gerber Center Drive Plus. A bit on the heavy side but it's great to have it on hand, especially for making ethernet cables or installing outlets.

It is with a heavy heart I deliver this less-than-enthusiastic review of the Style PS. Leatherman's Micra, Squirt PS4, and Wave all occupy cherished places in my multitool collection, so I was eager to add the Style PS as travel-friendly option, with many design elements in common with the PS4. I wa...

The only plier-based multitool I can recommend in that general size range is the Leatherman Style PS, but it represents some significant compromises too. There is no blade and the slotted driver will turn a Phillips but is not a Phillips driver.

Love this thing, carry it on my keychain and use it many times per day. The pliers probably get the most use, with the scissors and tweezers being close runner-ups. It seems some folks don't like the fact that it doesn't have a knife, but at this size, I would argue the lack of a knife is irrelevant...

Leatherman makes some tools that are specifically made to be TSA compliant. [travel friendly I like the Style PS, similar to the skeletool.

Gerber MP600 comes in a bladeless variant. The saw is removable.

Leatherman Style PS if you prefer a smaller form factor.

Victorinox Jetsetter if you don't need pliers.