Signal™-(Standard Sheath) Box

First I was worried as it moves a lot when I try to open the knife and saw but then I found a 'Lock' under the hammer. Then it works just fine for me. Some people says it's just gimmick but for me it works just fine. I don't really use scissors or all the small tools but mostly need Philips drivers, plier at work and some box opener (the knife). 1/4 hex bit driver doesn't hold tight but still handy, and small hammer also works great for me(unless you try to nail with it everywhere). And it has some 'emergency back-up tools' that works fine for what they are made for. Maybe it's gimmick for some people but it's great multi tool that has everything I need with back up survival kit for me.

Lo recomendaria un 90% la calidad de los materiales es excelente el peso es muy comodo hasta para traerlo en la bolsa de los jeans 👍👍 lo unico que no me gusto fue que para usar el desarmador no se puede cerrar porque estorba el martillo y que no tiene iman para sostener las puntas hexagonales de cualquier marca que venden de ahí en fuera está perfecto 👌

Grt multi tool with extras. Very pricey though

This is a great bit of kit for what I bought it for: a backup survival tool. I’m primarily a solo hiker and paddler who favours areas where I’m not going to see other people, so I can’t rely on others for gear redundancy. It won’t replace a proper knife, saw, whistle, steel, fire starter, etc., for back-country camping. But if any of those things fail or get lost, it gives you options that are good enough to get you home safely. It’s equally convenient if you’re doing a day hike in a remote location, or as something that can go in a paddling jacket and save your hide if you take an unplanned swim and get separated from your boat in a wilderness context. It has everything you would need to get a lean-to shelter and a campfire going in boreal forest. It would probably be equally handy as part of a glove compartment emergency kit for people who drive remote routes on an occasional basis. Of the various tools the whistle is probably the only nearly useless one as it’s too small to get much volume. It could help someone who already had your GPS coordinates find you if you’re close but out of the line of sight, but it won’t carry any distance if there’s wind or moving water around. The hammer is probably the most unique element and is quite useful. While you’re not exactly going to build a house with it, I’ve never carried a hammer of any type in my hiking or paddling kit, and it’s perfect for light jobs like driving tent pegs, cracking nuts, etc. I’d like to see it offered in a much brighter colour. Leatherman tends to use macho black or stainless steel by default, but for outdoor equipment something that will stand out against dull backgrounds is much better. The tiny yellow highlights don’t do much for that. Build quality is just ok for the price. Lightness was prioritized and it shows. Action isn’t butter-smooth and I wouldn’t use it as a pry tool. On the plus side, it’s held together with torx bolts, not rivets, so presumably all components are replaceable. Unlike some reviewers I had zero issues extending any tool — much smoother action than the average Swiss Army knife. Again, it’s fine for what I bought it for, but don’t expect it to push much out of your hiking pack.

Excelente multifunção, robusto e bem acabado