The convenience of a Leatherman becomes irrelevant as soon as you try to do real work with one.

Pic unrelated.

Bought this to make a wave mod on a pocket knife and now im curious what else there is to mod with this stuff. Maybe modding old pocketknives into fixedblades? Combining multitool parts? What have you guys done with it?

S&W 638 (she normally carries an LCP Max)

DeSantis Sof-Tuk

Leather Journal

Bic 4 Color Retractable Pen

Fujifilm QuickSnap

She told me to tell you all that she is sweet

Walther PDP Pro-E Compact

This my training pistol which is a direct copy of my duty gun. Just over 8k rounds through it in the last 6 months.

I made a few "EDC Pills" in Ultem and brass. Large Capsules with the engraving:

"[100% FOCUS] EDC PILL NON INGESTIBLE"

It has a size of 1 x 5/8" and weighs 19 grams.

Interested to hear your thoughts.

Cheers Mark

My old adidas gym bag
some trinkets and currency I came across
Chinese SKS rifle
My tools (hammer, box cutter, screw driver, pliers, zip ties, duct tape)
Streamlight ProTac HL 5-X USB Flashlight
Spyderco fixed blade
Glock 43x, swampfox red dot, bravo concealment holster
Lighter, can opener and kitchen knife
couple of 12 gauge shells I found
dry spare mag
Vortex binoculars
Hydroflask
simple shot sling shot w/ metal projectiles
some cans I found (cat food is better then a growling stomach)
SKS chest rig with stripper clips

Hello everyone, this is my first post here and I have some questions.

I have this pouch that massures 13x16cm closed and 26x16cm when open.

What can I put in this pouch?

First pic is on body, second is back-up truck stash.
Two is one. One is none. lol
I have been carrying my titanium key setup for a couple weeks now and I absolutely love it. The feel and looks are phenomenal. We all know it’s probably way overkill to carry titanium gear, but looking cool is half the battle. I ordered a ridge stone wash titanium wallet to replace the magpul daka, and I’m looking at a set of flytanium scales for the pm2 (not the tanto). I’m curious what your opinions are on the timex expedition north titanium and also what titanium lights you recommend.

First pic.
Magpul Daka Wallet
Nixon Sentry
Oakley BXTR Custom
Spyderco Pm2
Olight Arkpro ultra
Keysmart rugged Ti
Mighty bar Ti
Key unity Ti carabiner
P80 decked out in Agency arms, streamlight trl1hl,
OSight x, TTI baseplates
Yeti bottle
Freemax evox

Second pic.
Nebo torchy 2k
Maglite xl50
Cobratec lightweight
Olight oclip 2 ultra
Harley zippo
Same keys
Spyderco pm2 tanto
Sog zoom
Gshock and Casio(I’ve had them for a decade and have no idea what models they are)
Oakley Sutro Troy Lee designs
Lostvape Thelema x wotofo profile
Yeti stack tumbler

S&W 642 Airweight 38 +P
-Critical Defense

Spyderco Paramilitary 2

Tudor Pelagos 42

Ridge BiFlex

Decky Metalworks Nano (Zyns)

Car keys

Everyday. Just started carrying the J Frame, normally carry a Glock 43x MOS with Holosun, Streamlight, night sights and the Shield Arms mags. Kore EDC belt or Leisure Carry.

I'm looking for a flashlight (or headlamp for that matter) to attach to the side of my cap. You can find plenty of lights that attach to the front of the brim, either below or above. But im specifically looking for a small light that attaches to the side.

Write in the rain note book, Nite Ize BigFoot Key Locker with keys, O-light ArkPro Ultra, Vaporesso Armormax, Kershaw Brawler, bandana, Ariat bifold wallet.

I was yelled at by the auto bots this review is for the The Smith Blade (21-in-1 Titanium Multi-Tool)

After a couple of months carrying and using the Hacksmith Ultra Pro Spiffy Knife, I figured I'd share my thoughts.

Overall craftsmanship: Absolutely fantastic.

I have zero complaints about the build quality. The knife feels solid, well-made, and generally like a quality piece of equipment. Granted, I haven't put it through any serious abuse, but I've been using it for the usual day-to-day tasks you'd expect from a pocket knife, and it's held up great.

Now, let's talk about all those advertised "multi-tool" features. I'd argue that about half of them could be dropped.

The Good, the Bad, and the Gimmicky

The Blade: An absolute beefcake. It's solid, no complaints here.

Bubble Level: Cute, but why? If something only needs to be roughly level, I can eyeball it. If I'm doing something where level actually matters—welding, building forms, construction, etc.—I'm going to have a proper level for that job. I genuinely can't think of a situation where I'd need this tiny bubble level.

Protractor: I can see someone finding it useful, just not me personally. It does make a pretty cool fidget spinner, though.

Nail File: Surprisingly useful! I've actually found myself using this far more often than I expected.

Bits and Bit Retention: The retention system is excellent. Zero issues there. The actual selection of bits, though? That's another story.

• Pen: Cute idea, but realistically, how long is that tiny thing going to last? A couple of days? I have enough pens lying around that I wouldn't dedicate valuable tool space to one.
• SIM Card Tool / Awl: How often are you removing SIM cards? Oh, wait, it's also an awl. Sure, but if I'm sewing something, I'm going to need thread anyway, which means I'll probably have a sewing kit nearby.

Personally, I'd replace these with a couple of Torx bits or something else that's more practical for everyday use.

Tweezers: Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Whoever decided to include these deserves a raise.

Wire Strippers: Actually useful! I've used them more than a few times already.

Ruler: Handy for figuring out whether some random thingamwhatsit is metric or imperial, or just getting a rough measurement when needed.

Bottle Opener: It's a bottle opener. It opens bottles. So does just about any hard edge or surface if you're determined enough.

Staple Remover: This one surprised me. I regularly receive shipments secured with those big copper staples, and this feature has actually proven useful when opening boxes.

Night Light Stick: Another cute addition, but it only illuminates one side. And realistically, if I'm using a knife in the dark, I'm probably going to have a flashlight anyway.

Fire Striker: Haven't used it yet, so the jury's still out. That said, this isn't exactly a bushcraft knife, and I doubt I'll ever find much use for it.

Scribe / Window Breaker: Works well for scratching or scribing a mark into something. No complaints.

Belt Clip: Apparently, having a belt clip counts as a feature now? Seems like a strange thing to advertise separately on a pocket knife.

90° and Straight Bit Holders: I also find it a little odd that these are counted as separate features. Sure, having both orientations is nice, but at the end of the day, it's still a bit holder regardless of which direction it's pointing.

Final Verdict

Here's where I land after a couple of months:

If you bought this expecting an amazing multi-tool for the price, you're probably going to be disappointed.

There are some genuinely useful additions, but a good chunk of the advertised features feel more like gimmicks added to inflate the feature count than tools you'll regularly reach for.

However, if you bought it because you wanted a solid M390 pocket knife with some bonus functionality, I think you'll be pretty happy.

The craftsmanship is excellent, the blade is fantastic, and several of the extras are genuinely handy. I just wouldn't let the massive list of "features" be the deciding factor in buying one.

Buy it for the knife. Treat the multi-tool features as bonuses.

43C in a Mika with Federal Punch 22lr. Apple Watch 8. Polarized 62mm Aviators, keys, AirPods and a Yeti promo tumbler.

Adding magnetic fidget coins to the edc

Interested to hear and see what fidget toys the members of this sub carry

The Kizer Topsail green M390 is awesome. Tge muskrat is just the perfect little companion carry. The Loop Gear SK-06 is working strong and is holding its charge well. I love carrying the Arc. I just has the tools I use. Happy Humpday

The essentials for school: IPad Pro M4, MacBook Air M5
The only pencil you will ever need: Rotring 600 .5mm
2 Leuchtturm 1917 journals with a .5 MUJI pen strapped.
Basic Casio Watch
My Kindle Paper white and current physical read.

Leatherman Pouch, Ratchet extender, Bit Kit, Charge TTi,

Klein Tools screwdriver, double headed sockets,

Galvanox bit extender,

Knippex mini pliers.

711L mini ratchet.

It covers the basics, before getting the toolbox for a special or heavy duty scenarios,

Yes, it could be slimmer, but there is always THAT case where you just need THAT tool, you know...

Fossil Ingram Leather Trifold

So glad this stuff is being made in yellow

-Wuben G5 -Victorinox SD Classic -Orbitkey Key organizer Hybrid leather

Quoll | S45VN | Titanium & Titanium Damascus | Brushed | Matte DLC.Ultra | KizerB™

This knife is sleek and stylish with great steel and action. My new favorite gentleman's knife.