Multi tool

[JakeT]

Looking for a good multi tool to keep in my bino harness. Been looking at leatherman because they have the bit kit.
I'm mostly just a treestand bowhunter and gun hunter. No overnight stuff but I like to be prepared and have the tools if I need them. Any recommendations?

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[htlt_surfboards]

I have an Arc that I carry at work. Its by far my favorite multitool I've tried but it is expensive compared to pretty much everything else on the market. I had a P4 before that which I liked but lost and replaced with the arc and don't regret. I didn't like the tool set as much on the P4 and it doesn't use the bit kit so may not be of interest to you but is a cheaper alternative to the arc. I would find it really hard to go back to a regular leatherman without the free technology. Wave+ and surge are probably your other two options if you want one with the bit kit. The surge is a very heavy tool though.

 

[jrob712]

I second the P4 or ARC. I have the ARC and love it. The bit kit is nice and works great for bow adjustments

 

[Shortschaf]

Leatherman Skeletool is a big favorite of mine

 

[jazzturkey]

I also like the skeletool specifically the CX, it's all the tools I actually use often and nothing else. I do look at it more as a knife with some tools attached though, I don't use it for anything super heavy. I carried a sidekick for years before I lost it, I enjoyed it but don't think the price point is very good now for being such a budget tool.

 

[Mosby]

I carry a small Gerber Dime or a Leatherman Sidekick. Both are spring loaded, which I prefer. I like the weight and size of the Dime. It's more of an EDC size. I can tighten a small screw, cut some Leuko tape or open a bag of Mountain House. I carry the Sidekick mostly when I'm bird hunting with my dogs and need something bigger for a cactus spine or porky quill. More for them than me. My full size tool is a Leatherman Wave, that I normally keep in my truck. The older I get the less I carry.