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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

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Request: Hiking Boots

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 
 The TSA compliant Style PS is a unique, travel-friendly multitool with spring-action pliers, a file, scissors, tweezers, bottle opener and mini-screwdriver. Perfect for long and short trips when you need the essentials within reach. Fits in a pocket or clips on your pack or bag for easy portability. So stylish it's almost a shame it fits so easily in your pocket. Closed Length: 2.9 inches (7.5 cm); Weight: 1.58 oz (44.7 g). 

 FROM THE MANUFACTURER 
 The handy Style PS is one unique, travel-friendly multitool with spring-action pliers, a file, scissors, and tweezers.

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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.

I carried a Swiss Army Deluxe Tinker for years. It worked well for me but I always wished the pliers were bigger/better. The scissors worked well. The screwdrivers were good. As I was wearing it out (and then eventually losing it) I decided to look for a multitool to replace it. I'd like to stay around that size and weight (3.5"ish long, under 5oz). 

I tried a Gerber Dime... it's a bit small though the pliers are decent. The scissors suck. The drivers are weak (bent the spring on the "Phillips" almost right away). I like the bottle opener on the end, but meh...I can open a bottle with most anything.

The Leatherman Juice CS4 looks almost perfect...except it's discontinued so you can't get it other than on ebay...close to $100 for used and $200 for new?!?!?

I looked at the SOG PowerPint and PowerLitre but I've seen a number of concerns about the quality of SOG tool lately. Also, the PowerPint scissors look too small.

What else should I be looking at?

<div class="md">I carried a Swiss Army Deluxe Tinker for years. It worked well for me but I always wished the pliers were bigger/better. The scissors worked well. The screwdrivers were good. As I was wearing it out (and then eventually losing it) I decided to look for a multitool to replace it. I&#39;d like to stay around that size and weight (3.5&quot;ish long, under 5oz). 

I tried a Gerber Dime... it&#39;s a bit small though the pliers are decent. The scissors suck. The drivers are weak (bent the spring on the &quot;Phillips&quot; almost right away). I like the bottle opener on the end, but meh...I can open a bottle with most anything.

The Leatherman Juice CS4 looks almost perfect...except it&#39;s discontinued so you can&#39;t get it other than on ebay...close to $100 for used and $200 for new?!?!?

I looked at the SOG PowerPint and PowerLitre but I&#39;ve seen a number of concerns about the quality of SOG tool lately. Also, the PowerPint scissors look too small.

What else should I be looking at?
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Doesn't anyone make a multitool for me?

 Hello everyone Resolute Outdoors here again coming at you from the workbench with another review. Today we're taking a look at the Leatherman style PS, this is billed as a keychain multi-tool, it's rather small and lightweight as you can see in comparison to my hands here although I do have rather large hands, it has some features on this tool, your primary function is the pliers here, they're rather small but you know for the size that you have on this tool I think they're quite adequate for most things. Also on this tool you have as well you have a pair of scissors which does have a spring here as well. On my model here the spring did break kind of annoying from from looking around online and everything else it seems like that is a common issue

 Main function I've seen this been used for in my experience my about two years or so now experience with this is this is a great fishing tool. These small pliers are great for getting in the mouths of fish, bluegill, bass things like that and then along with that you have the scissors to help cut line. I know a lot of people will use toenail clippers and things like that for fishing this just seems to be a better option overall my opinion between the scissors here which can do all your line cutting duties and then your pliers for hook removal and things like that. That being said this hook as well is just big enough that you can fit on a belt loop as well so if you're fishing put it on your belt loop and then you have it all day

 That being said though for this I'm seeing about Amazon about $30 now. I think well worth the money. I don't believe this model is made in the United States. This is one of their lower tier models like the Wigman and Sidekick and things like that but overall this is an outstanding fishing tool and also for someone who is in an office or someplace where they can't have a knife blade

 Also on this tool you have as well you have a pair of scissors which does have a spring here as well. On my model here the spring did break kind of annoying from from looking around online and everything else it seems like that is a common issue. Now I'm sure Leatherman's warranty would take care of that, I've used their warranty service before on other tools and haven't had an issue just I really felt like it's been a huge need to be able to do that on this tool. 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 opener slash keychain clip and then you have a small pair of tweezers here

Leatherman Style PS Long Term Review

 While I applaud Leatherman's attempt to include tweezers on their multitools (an advantage previously held by Swiss Army knives), I didn't think I'd ever be able to remove them from the plastic scale. For starters, the tweezers are fitted extremely tightly into the handle. Okay, I'll grant the designers that they didn't want them falling out accidentally. However, when combined with the tweezer end design, it's downright ridiculous

 Leatherman does have an excellent history of revising and updating their tools for the better, so I hope they will address these design and construction concerns in the next iteration of the Style PS. It's a nifty idea, to have a small pair of pliers and other vital tools to travel with (since the TSA knife policy reversal seems kaput), that can also double as a complement to Swiss Army knives (I'd take the more functional pliers of an additional and functioning Style PS over the bulk of adding them to the toolset of a Swiss Army knife) in everyday carry. Ultimately, I'm so disappointed because it's a Leatherman product, and that reputation instills me with confidence that a better tool will emerge.

 On account of the mysteriously broken scissors, back to the factory it goes.  Tweezers - My oh my, what a poor design. While I applaud Leatherman's attempt to include tweezers on their multitools (an advantage previously held by Swiss Army knives), I didn't think I'd ever be able to remove them from the plastic scale. For starters, the tweezers are fitted extremely tightly into the handle

 A low-cost product from Leatherman with five main tool implements, and three of them are seriously deficient. If you're using this as your travel multitool, that ratio will leave you with a whole lot of nothing. Leatherman does have an excellent history of revising and updating their tools for the better, so I hope they will address these design and construction concerns in the next iteration of the Style PS. It's a nifty idea, to have a small pair of pliers and other vital tools to travel with (since the TSA knife policy reversal seems kaput), that can also double as a complement to Swiss Army knives (I'd take the more functional pliers of an additional and functioning Style PS over the bulk of adding them to the toolset of a Swiss Army knife) in everyday carry

What happened, Leatherman?

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Leatherman Style PS Multi-Tool Review | Pack Hacker

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The Outdoor Edge SlideWinder is a compact knife that is easy to keep on hand. At just 1/4 inch thick and sporting a pocket clip, there's no reason not to carry this multi-tool on your person every day. The blade is easy to swap, and the built-in Phillips and flathead screwdrivers work well, particularly when compared to other multi-tools in the class.
Although the stainless steel frame is sufficiently sturdy, the blade carriage lock is an issue. We found it to be stiff and not always reliable. For those with larger hands, you may find this tool only allows for a three-finger grip, making prolonged use uncomfortable. Lastly, a nominal concern &#40;albeit an important one after 5 o'clock&#41; is the onboard bottle opener. It will work, but its narrow mouth struggles to bite into bottle caps. All in all, this compact tool can be quite helpful in a pinch and happily unimposing when not in use.     

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 It's very cheap feeling, and the knife will easily go back in with slight inward force on the blade. That being said, this is a utility blade not a knife. Realistically you are going to grabbing it out of convenience to open some food, cut a thread off your clothes or bag, or something else extremely light duty. For that type of stuff this knife will work just fine

 Realistically you are going to grabbing it out of convenience to open some food, cut a thread off your clothes or bag, or something else extremely light duty. For that type of stuff this knife will work just fine.

Excellent Utility Blade, Manufacturer Seems to Have Made Recent Changes

 At least on this knife, the bottle opener doesn't stick out or get in the way as it does on the prybrid. The pocket clip is fantastic. The combination of overall size and pocket clip is what won me over from the prybrid. Comparing overall size, I also find it easier to use and manipulate than the EAB and the EAB has no flat screwdriver tape cutting feature, which was originally what switched me from the EAB to the prybrid- without a dull flat to use to rip through tape, I'd end up using my keys to avoid damaging contents

 The combination of overall size and pocket clip is what won me over from the prybrid. Comparing overall size, I also find it easier to use and manipulate than the EAB and the EAB has no flat screwdriver tape cutting feature, which was originally what switched me from the EAB to the prybrid- without a dull flat to use to rip through tape, I'd end up using my keys to avoid damaging contents.

new EDC favorite

  Lock Security: 4/5 My only issue with the lock is that it is pretty easy to accidentally press the lock button during usage if you have your thumb anywhere but the top ridge. This is where your thumb is technically supposed to go, but occasionally I like to have mine on the side so I have run into this problem a few times.  Affordability: 5/5 At approximately ten dollars I find that this tool is a very appropriately priced item. It gives you a really solid tool that is easy to EDC for a very nice price

 This is not terribly uncomfortable it is just not always what I desire. Also the pocket clip does tend to dig a little bit if you angle it in your hand wrong.  Carrying ability: 5/5 The Slidewinder is a very small tool so it does not take up a significant amount of space or add weight. In addition, it also features a nice pocket clip which has allowed to to easily store in my coin pocket

  Carrying ability: 5/5 The Slidewinder is a very small tool so it does not take up a significant amount of space or add weight. In addition, it also features a nice pocket clip which has allowed to to easily store in my coin pocket. If that does not work for you then there is always a small lanyard hole that can be utilized.  One handed opening and closing: 5/5 As the name implies this tool uses a slide mechanism in order to facilitate opening and closing

Pretty solid with a different design

Slides poorly, needs assistance in/out despite the retract spring. Lock release is rough and inconsistent. …Will be relegated to live on the fridge after having a magnet added.

Neat idea for a lil knife, but it’s action is disappointing.

 Boom zips it right back into place. It's a lot of fun to use. It's cool that the name that the slide winder I think it's a great appropriate name. The lock is decent for EDC tasks and it's a fun little mechanism to play lists so it absolutely does its job and for $10 I'm very happy with it

 A lot more blade exposed so I can use it I have a liner lock there like a pocketknife. Now it's more sharp and abrupt then this guy would be. This one's a little bit more contoured. you can just see there with my large size gloves

 Not the best cuz it's a pretty compact little tool coming in. I Just want to make sure I get my information right here. One point six ounces I mean that's great. Really lightweight so you know you're not gonna feel it in your pocket so that's really good

 Works great though. for basic you know Philips head tasks and then we have here your bottle cap opener. Now if you use this a lot, you are going to chew up the plastic on the other side here just so you can see that right there. I did chew up the plastic a little bit, but you do have that metal lip on the other side to use as a bottle cap opener and then you even have a little jimping right there

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