Yet another Charge….

Since the SOG Toolclip arrived a week ago, quite a few more tools have arrived here at DaveK Towers with a distinct Leatherman theme.The highlight though, was a customised Charge I received in trade from a fellow member at www.multitool.org, which I’ll be dedicating an article to soon

SOG Toolclip – nice surprise!

In my time collecting multitools, I have often seen reference to a tool that was discontinued many years ago, and for several reasons I never actually got one. The tool I’m referring to is the SOG Toolclip, which I believed to be an oversized, heavy and impractical tool of little interest to me.

New knife – Buck 110

I was recently offered a Buck 100 lockback knife at a good price and decided to take the plunge and have a proper look at one. It arrived this morning and although I’ve seen and handled many cheap copies of the distinctive American classic, I was quite surprised about a few things….

Happy New Year!

I’ve been very tardy with my diary and my blog during the Christmas and New Year period, but that seems like a distant memory now, and I’ll be posting here more regularly from now on. I promise ;)I have been very busy though……

Leatherman Wave (2004)

In 2004, Leatherman unveiled an update to their most popular and biggest selling multitool, the Wave. Although the overall look and concepts of the original Wave were retained, several enhancements and improvements were made to keep the Wave at the forefront of multitool design….

Buck X-Tract Series

The Buck X-Tract series of multitools is an interesting departure from the plier-based, butterfly opening styled PST clones offered by the majority of manufacturers. Resembling a folding knife more than the accepted multitool format, the X-Tracts are very capable multitools.