Reddit reviews LEATHERMAN - Standard Nylon Sheath with Pockets, Fits 4" Tools - Black
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ALWAYS ON HAND: Keep your Leatherman on hand at all times: because the greatest tool is the one you have when you need it.FIT MORE FUNCTIONALITY: Multitool? Check. Bit extender? Check. Extra bits? Check. With three elastic pockets and a roomy main compartment, you can carry your Leatherman and anything else you need.BUILT FOR REAL LIFE: Whether you're on the job, tackling the elements, or diy-ing around the house, you need your sheath to be as tough as you are.PROTECT YOUR OWN: Your Leatherman always has your back - let's show it a little appreciation. Protect your multitool from scratches, scuffs, and falls.FITS YOUR NEEDS: A carry system that's as versatile as your Leatherman. Wear it upright or sideways and even store your tool in its open position so it's always ready.
Typical Gig Bag:
https://imgur.com/a/MfXGy
And cheap.
Ergonomics are terrible, steel is HOLY SHIT bad, way worse than even the cheap shit they normally use in their knives. Get a Leatherman Sidekick or Wingman, they're MUCH better and I think actually cheaper on Amazon. Grab a Premium Nylon Sheath from Leatherman for ~$5 if having the pliers out all the time is a big deal, they're made to let you keep em that way.
Edit: http://www.amazon.com/Leatherman-934810-Wave-Nylon-Sheath/dp/B0002H49E4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1374070376&sr=8-1&keywords=leatherman+premium+nylon+sheath+i+-+4
Further edit: Another option would be the Skeletool and just hang it open off a belt loop or something.
Yep. It fits my Glock 19 mag perfectly.
Leatherman Wave. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002H49E4/ref=cm_sw_r_other_awd_QSqRwb9DP892G
http://www.amazon.com/Leatherman-934810-Wave-Nylon-Sheath/dp/B0002H49E4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1420968487&sr=8-1&keywords=leatherman+wave+cases
On my belt for 5 years now.
I use a [Leatherman pouch] (https://www.amazon.com/Leatherman-Standard-Nylon-Sheath-Pockets/dp/B0002H49E4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1492345249&sr=8-1&keywords=Leatherman+pouch) ,
and depending on mag size YMMV. No has yet asked to borrow my leatherman tool yet. Can't wait to hand them a mag and see the look on their face.
This? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002H49E4/ref=ox_sc_act_title_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER
I was looking at that holster, i have a older model leatherman, but it does the job fine. I also have a 4 in 1 and a 8 in 1 screw driver(s) that i carry like pens that normally does the job. But im sick of having them in my pocket lol
I love it and it has excellent flavor
Pros: it's a Draw fire that feels great between your fingers. For some reason not having those two things are what kept me from totally getting off the cig's before
Cons: the biggest con is the short battery life I recharge at least once a day. I've read some people get spit back but I never have. I only fill it to where the black cap starts and I store it standing up. I have a leatherman holster that has a pencil pocket on it which is where I keep it on me, I also never leave the house without my multitool
Note: according to the guys at ecig-city a version 2 is coming out shortly but I haven't found anything on it but hopefully, it will have a bigger battery
I love mine. The blades came razor sharp and have worked well for everything I've used them for. The locking mechanism feels solid, and having the blades on the outside of the tool is definitely a bonus. I got the black version because it was actually cheaper than the plain vanilla stainless at the time. I like the look, but for the first couple of days I had black oxide all over my fingers after I used it.
Leatherman also appears to be having some quality issues -- I bought three (two were gifts, and I couldn't resist getting one for myself), and on one the tension on the inside tools was too loose to keep them in place. I sent it in to Leatherman and they fixed it.
I wouldn't suggest pocket carry. It's a compact tool, but it's heavy. I have this sheath. There are actually several pockets in the sheath -- two narrow elastic ones down the sides of the pouch (I have a Streamlight Microstream in one side that fits perfectly, and I'd like to get a pen for the other) and a larger elastic one in back (sized for one panel of the bit kit) as well as the tool pocket itself. That little hole in the bottom of the pouch is allegedly for open-pliers carry -- it does work, but I've never really carried it that way. There are also straps on the back of the sheath that let me carry it horizontally (barely -- I've got a 1.5" belt), but it's not really very comfortable.
Mine came with the MOLLE pouch, but I didn't like it. The back has a vertical strap secured by a snap, which I like better than the fixed strap on the standard sheath, but the extra play lets the sheath flop around too much for comfort. However, it is also the perfect size for a 2 oz can of OC spray, so no loss. :) It also has the horizontal straps that are meant to interface with other MOLLE gear. I thought I could make this work for horizontal carry, but my belt won't fit through.
They do make pocket clips, though. I'll be able to review that in a week or so when mine comes in.
Edit: I also have a Swiss Army Trekker that sits in my hiking gear. It's not a bad tool, but it's a "meh" knife. The steel is stainless no-name, and the whole thing just feels kind of toy-like. However, it does have a toothpick and tweezers...not that I've used the watchglass screwdriver in the Wave as a toothpick. That would just be weird.
I have a Wave myself, had no trouble at all with the standard nylon pouch
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Leatherman-New-Wave-Nylon-Pouch/dp/B0002H49E4
I saw a similar post in one of the gun related subreddits suggesting using a Leatherman Sheath as a mag carrier. Fits my G23/27 mags like a glove. I was embarrassed I didn't think of it. Best part is that if someone sees it, they just think it's a Leatherman.