Leatherman Free P2 vs Leatherman Free T4

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It feels like a brick compared to a SAK, but I get some beefy tools and the tools open with one hand. All in all, that's a trade-off I'll make in many EDC situations. I'm glad the T4 is an option. Other days, I'll gladly grab my Wave

First impressions- this tool is really beautiful and unique. It feels nice in the hands, it’s nicely balanced when opening it one handed, and the detents are clean and crisp. They even make satisfying sounds when clicking in and out of position. I also really like the feature of side-mounted tools on the outside

Well designed, attractive and, while I would love for everything to be half the cost, it really is well worth the money. Liked it so much I bought two and can easily see a 3rd on the horizon! You can't go wrong adding this to your inventory.

Leatherman Charge+ TTI. $180 for a tool I never once carried because it's too damn big and the s30v blade had lockrock. Another was the Leatherman Free P4. Cost almost as much as the Charge TTI, but the toolset was gawdawful

I used this for work and love it. Just wish it was slightly thinner and that the knife released in the other direction (same side) to make it slightly easier for one handed use when pulling it out of a front pocket.

Pros Fit and finish is excellent. The pliers are well made and cut hard wire easily. Philips screwdriver works very well. The pry bar seems very sturdy and is a welcome addition

All the tools are sturdy, and have no wobble that I can detect. If you want a Leatherman that has the traditional pliers, this isn't it. But if you want something in the form factor of a pocket knife, but with a bunch of extra tools, this might be the item for you.

• Pliers are great, and the mag design works great. THIS I can open and close with one hand. Bravo. I like the replaceable cutter too

This is a valiant first attempt to make a Swiss Army type pocket knife without being a complete ripoff of that design. Cons: - Blade needs to be longer - Blade profile would be more useful in something like a wharncliffe shape - Add jimping to back of blade and on back spacer - Needs much better one handed opening for main blade - a bit high in price - rinky dink file - could use an integrated can opener on one of the implements - needs bigger lanyard hole - should be tip up carry - primarily suited for right handed folks - needs more holes to relocate clip and vertical carry direction of blade as well as to have blade face outside of pocket Pros: - Solid build & craftsmanship - Love the locking blade & implements - Nice package opener tool - Great #1 & #2 Phillips - I like the pocket clip (I’m picky about pocket clips) - Warranty - The implements all work well (file is only exception) - This one tool can be a one tool carry option for some (particularly if you don’t need pliers or a blade longer than about 2”) Tips: I had a difficult time consistently opening the main blade quickly and one handed. I’m the included photo you can see a clipped & filed zip tie put on as a makeshift thumb stud until I come across material for a better solution. Final thoughts: I do like it

In theory I can use the smaller pouch and toss the ratchet into a pocket along side my little flashlight and pen, but typically I find myself using the larger pouch I already owned. Technically I can squeeze the Free P2, the ratchet, my flashlight, and both flat bit cards into that pouch but then it’s a bit heavy and tough to get anything in and out of, so I tend to the stick with a single curated card of flat bits.

First of all, let me start out by saying that I have been a Leatherman customer for about 25 years and currently own 4 of their multitools. I wanted a smaller EDC multitool to carry in my pocket and decided to purchase the Leatherman Free T4. I liked that it was compact, had most of the tools I would use on a daily basis, and the fact that magnets are used and tools can be opened and closed with one hand. I struggled a bit with the price since it is a bit pricy but I figured "it's probably worth it because after all, it's a Leatherman"

I really felt the magnetic closure on the tool is great as it makes the tool stay together. Having a belt sheath is nice too.

No less. I simply ground the tool to be usable as an awl, which I need more than a cheap little screwdriver. Also, needs a pouch of sorts to protect it from other in-pocket items when the clip option is not practical for the use. At a minimum, an appropriate sized soft leather pouch should be offered as an option

I use this for various tasks around the house and yard. I do not use it for heavy use on a job site. For my purposes I love having this on hand. Has all the tools I need in a convenient package

Don’t listen to the videos, this is a great edc knife. It does look blocky but all the edges are rounded and you don’t get hot spots in your hand. The tools are great quality, super thick and sturdy and they all lock out!!!! If you are Swiss Army knife person, than you have experienced trying to screw, pry, poke something and the tool fold up and you bash your hand. That is gone with this knife