Leatherman Smurf it Flair tool

[Grant Lamontagne]

  Was starting to wonder if someone nabbed it in LA, but it arrived in Boise today. Should have the Smurf-It Flair tomorrow.

Congratulations buddy!   I can't think of a better place for it to be than with you!

Def

[Outback in Idaho]

  Was starting to wonder if someone nabbed it in LA, but it arrived in Boise today. Should have the Smurf-It Flair tomorrow.

Congratulations buddy!   I can't think of a better place for it to be than with you!

Def

  Oh, I can think of a better place or two.

  Doesn't look like this one's been used hardly at all, and is clean. Few use marks on the upper tips of the pliers and light wire cutting. Rest of the tool look clean. Scary, in the clothes drawer clean. Someone pampered this puppy.
 

[Outback in Idaho]

  What leather sheaths best fit the Flair? Am guessing a PST version. It fits the Rebar sheath minus the side play. Thought I had more sheaths floating around here than I could locate today.

  Was wanting a standard/phillips MUT bit for the K503x knife, so figured I'd order a sheath for the Flair while I was at it, so as to make up for that $11 shipping charge.

[Grant Lamontagne]

The PST sheath should work, but the bottle opener/ cork lever probably sticks out too much.  If you have an older , somewhat worn PST sheath that might be worth checking into.

Otherwise I think I'd probably look for one of the nylon ones, maybe a MOLLE one for a Kick or similar.

Def

[Pacu]

The Flair leather pouch is justa touch taller and wider than a PST leather pouch.




It's a bit tight..a Flair into a PST leather sheath..


Nylon sheath works well

[Pacu]

Come to think of it though..i bought the flair in that sheath..doesn't quite mean that sheath is original to the flair i bought it in.

[Outback in Idaho]

  Seen a sheath like that at Gunther Gifts for about $9 + $10 shipping. Will see if they have any in stock. Sure hope the nylon loop is a good and sturdy type.

[SteveC]

You can stretch out those old leather sheaths pretty easily. I keep my Rebar in and old PST sheath that I stretched to fit.

[Outback in Idaho]

  Saw your link a bit too late, but I saved it in case Gunther doesn't have any in stock.

[SteveC]

  Saw your link a bit too late, but I saved it in case Gunther doesn't have any in stock.

 

[pietervn]

G'Day,

The Flair and the Pulse have the same size pouch. They are slightly bigger than the PST one. As previously said, it has to cater for the additional width. I use a nylon sheath for mine.

Pete

[Outback in Idaho]

  BTW, I'm still EDCing the Flair at work. Is great on breaks as I use the fork for eating smaller portions with, the butter knife makes for a good Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream eat'n tool (wished was a spoon at times), have used the cork screw a few times in the past, the can & bottle opener work really good. Pliers I've used but the thin metal really digs into the hand. If only it had a liner in there.
  Have used every tool on the Flair except for the smaller screwdriver. That would be a good spot for an awl.

[Grant Lamontagne]

Sounds like you need an Eat'n Tool.   

Def

[Outback in Idaho]

Sounds like you need an Eat'n Tool.   

Def

 A few were given away as gifts to family and friends. I want another Snow Peak short sport but they stopped making them.

[Grant Lamontagne]

Have you tried the Eat'n Tool XL? The extra length is nice and the spoon is a bit better but the fork tines aren't as pronounced.  Better than the standard Eat'n Tool for soup but not as good for stews in my experience.

Def

[Outback in Idaho]

  Hmm... there's something to be said about titanium sporks though... light-in-weight 

[Outback in Idaho]

  Was my first Flair and still not found it since it went walkabout... 

[Syncop8r]

Next time get a boomerang-shaped one.