I have never owned a Leatherman, as a matter of personal preference, but I have used one many, many times. My first exposure to the utility of knives came in the form of my father's old Leatherman, which he carried with him everywhere, and which I found a great many ...

Well, the folks at Portland, Oregon, based Leatherman have done it again. This time with a 3-in-1 fixed blade knife, bone saw, and gut hook - perfect for field dressing?in a really ingenious design.

How you ask? When this is a knife, the bone saw and gut hook components are ...

Nothing like taking an industry standard and making it bigger & better, right? That's what Leatherman has done with its Surge pocket multitool.

Apparently, the press agrees. Back in 2006, Field & Stream Magazine awarded the Surge the title of "Best of the Test" for multitools for hunting and fishing.

The ...

The Leatherman Micra is basically a miniaturized version of the Wave, with a few tools left out of the mix since it's smaller. Leatherman included all the basics, though, and made it small enough to have on your keychain so it would be easier to carry around.

It has nine different tools: clip-point ...

Ever since the birth of the Wave, Leatherman has created a standard in the sporting goods industry. After establishing their household-name status, we've been seeing all sorts of spinoff products like the Juice and the Squirt, aimed at more specific target markets. The Crunch is yet another spinoff, and this time ...

The Leatherman line can be a bit confusing, so let's offer up a brief overview:

Tools fall into one of four categories: extra-large, full-sized, pocket-sized, and keychain-sized. The most popular of the extra large tools is the Surge, while the Wave and the Charge live firmly in the full-sized category. The ...

Leatherman makes gardening tools? Who knew?

Makes a lot of sense though. When you're out in the garden pruning, it sure is nice to have a set of other various tools with you for miscellaneous tasks.

Being a garden tool, this shears is larger than most Leatherman tools. The rubber handles are the other ...

I have to admit -- I'm not a big fan of "New Wave" music. There's something so 80's about it, I'd just soon leave it behind.

What's that? This is a Leatherman New Wave? Oh, that I can get behind!

Leatherman, of course, makes great quality multi-tools, and the original Wave was one of ...

Leatherman delivers a mid-sized multi-tool in their Juice CS4 model. Leatherman has quite a following and you'll see endless debates about how their products stack up against Swiss Army Knives.

Truth is that both Victorinox and Leatherman make good quality products, and the CS4 is no exception.

Leatherman is shooting for the sweet spot ...

These new Leatherman designs have quite the space-age look to them. Those holes, though, are to keep the weight down while not sacrificing strength.

This multitool features eight separate implements (ranging from pliers to a bottle opener) in a single tool weighing five ounces.

The blade features a locking mechanism, while the ...

This is a neat little multi-tool from Leatherman. It's not packed with features like some other knives, so make sure it's got everything you need before purchasing.

It does come with several useful features in addition to the 3-inch partially-serrated knife blade itself.

It offers a bottle opener, a can opener, a carabiner clip ...

Leatherman presents the Wave Nylon Sheath knife / multi-tool. As you've come to expect with Leatherman products, the Wave is much more than simply a pocket knife.

It includes a large variety of quality tools to suit any situation. It unfolds to reveal needlenose/regular pliers, wire cutters, and a wire stripper.

Both ...