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The concept of incorporating more than one tool into a single unit has existed for decades, but it was Leatherman with its do-everything pliers that defined our contemporary notion of a multi-tool.

Leatherman's Wave has long been a standard-setting plier-based multitool, but the Portland-based company says it's ready to blow it out of the water with its new Free series gear, which uses a new ...

Multi-tools aren't just for backcountry adventurers or over-prepared disaster theorists. Practically anyone can benefit from having a knife blade, screwdriver, and pliers within easy reach. Instead of ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." A quality multi-tool puts all this power in your shorts pocket, allowing you to quickly solve everyday ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A good multi-tool can be a useful item to have in a wide range of situations. Everyday carry enthusiasts love them for their compactness and ...

Just about a year ago, to much fanfare, Leatherman introduced a pretty groundbreaking new multi-tool. The product of years of development, plus input from 240 beta testers, the ARC boasted 20 handy ...