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EDC - every day carry gear
#1
Can anyone recommend a decent multi tool? Something not too bulky or pricey, I don't have the original underseat toolkit, so it's got to be useful. As you can see I rarely leave the house with empty pockets!




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#2
I have a Leatherman Charge AL which handles almost everything I can think of doing, but I can't think of one that includes a pair of glasses and an iphone.  :b


It's pricey at £118, but has lasted me over 10 years and shows no real wear yet.
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#3
Well, I've always been a bit ambitious in my yoof, I'm still looking for a MAGIC TOOL  Smile Smile Smile one that'll cover all bases  Big Grin
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#4
What's with the lock knife, plod aren't too keen on them at all?
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#5
Can't you just get an original toolkit or an approximation of one? There is room for one after all
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#6
I've got a Gerber suspension that I use for work, not bad at all for £25, and I'm not too arsed if I lose it at that price. I broke the pliers on it a couple of years ago, and Gerber sent me a new one out without question!

Still got one of the original leatherman tools I bought in Bosnia circa 1995 that comes out with me as it hasn't got a lock blade.
Lock knives are a big no-no in the UK, don't get caught carrying it!
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#7
small swiss knife with scissors and small screwdriver that is all I need for odd electrical job and a phone for everything else  Smile

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#8
and a roll of duct tape
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#9
Tool kits (in the original plastic packet) often turn up on eBay for £18 to £25. Better than a comprimise multi tool. Smile
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