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Multitool Test 2021

: The Leatherman Wave+ maintained its legendary status, praised for its smooth opening mechanism and the then-recent addition of replaceable wire cutters, which solved long-standing durability issues with the original Wave.

Significantly, the 2021 reviews also touched on repairability and warranty. Leatherman’s 25-year guarantee and Victorinox’s lifetime warranty against defects were highlighted as markers of sustainable consumption. In a year when "buy it for life" became a trending ethos, a multitool that could be sent back for sharpening or repair rather than thrown in a landfill was seen as morally superior to cheaper, disposable competitors. multitool test 2021

: For those requiring maximum strength, the Leatherman Surge remained the top choice for heavy-duty work on professional job sites. : The Leatherman Wave+ maintained its legendary status,

This led to a philosophical fork in the reviews: the "everyday carry" (EDC) minimalist versus the "bug-out bag" maximalist. The tests argued that a multitool is not a replacement for a toolbox but an insurance policy against inconvenience. The 2021 reviews praised tools that embraced this limitation. For example, the Leatherman Skeletool—which offers only pliers, a knife, a bit driver, and a carabiner—was frequently crowned the "urban winner" because it didn’t pretend to be a full workshop. It was honest about its role as a keychain-sized problem solver for opening packages, tightening loose glasses, and clipping to a belt loop. In a year when "buy it for life"

If you have specific needs or preferences (like a focus on outdoor use, everyday carry, or a particular budget), I'd be happy to help narrow down the options.