Forget the Fuse, Blast, Kick, Skeletool, Supertool 300 etc what I want to see is a PST200 (or whatever): same tool line-up, no locks needed, just put some rolled edges on it and it's good to go. Now that's a multi I could happily carry.
Quote from: Gareth on November 15, 2009, 05:01:52 PMForget the Fuse, Blast, Kick, Skeletool, Supertool 300 etc what I want to see is a PST200 (or whatever): same tool line-up, no locks needed, just put some rolled edges on it and it's good to go. Now that's a multi I could happily carry. I was just about to ask why you'd pick a PST over a Kick, since they're about the same size but the Kick has rounded handles. Then I looked at my PST and Kick (and Sideclip), and PST just has more tools. The Kick lacks at least three tools (screwdriver, punch, and file) that the PST has. What's really wild is the PST is smaller than the Kick.I can definitely see why you'd want a new PST.
Quote from: turbov21 on November 15, 2009, 07:33:13 PMQuote from: Gareth on November 15, 2009, 05:01:52 PMForget the Fuse, Blast, Kick, Skeletool, Supertool 300 etc what I want to see is a PST200 (or whatever): same tool line-up, no locks needed, just put some rolled edges on it and it's good to go. Now that's a multi I could happily carry. I was just about to ask why you'd pick a PST over a Kick, since they're about the same size but the Kick has rounded handles. Then I looked at my PST and Kick (and Sideclip), and PST just has more tools. The Kick lacks at least three tools (screwdriver, punch, and file) that the PST has. What's really wild is the PST is smaller than the Kick.I can definitely see why you'd want a new PST.In defence of the Kick it does have the scissors that the PST lacked but I'd rather have the file on a multi myself. Add to the fact (as you say) it doesn't have the small screwdriver and is bigger than the PST I'm just not that excited by the Kick. I still might have to pick one up anyway as it's at least UK EDC legal.
BTW I now need to go dig out my PST for carry tomorrow.
The Kick lacks at least three tools (screwdriver, punch, and file) that the PST has. .
What's really wild is the PST is smaller than the Kick
If I didn't have my Knifeless Fuse
Quote from: Gareth on November 15, 2009, 07:48:09 PMQuote from: turbov21 on November 15, 2009, 07:33:13 PMQuote from: Gareth on November 15, 2009, 05:01:52 PMForget the Fuse, Blast, Kick, Skeletool, Supertool 300 etc what I want to see is a PST200 (or whatever): same tool line-up, no locks needed, just put some rolled edges on it and it's good to go. Now that's a multi I could happily carry. I was just about to ask why you'd pick a PST over a Kick, since they're about the same size but the Kick has rounded handles. Then I looked at my PST and Kick (and Sideclip), and PST just has more tools. The Kick lacks at least three tools (screwdriver, punch, and file) that the PST has. What's really wild is the PST is smaller than the Kick.I can definitely see why you'd want a new PST.In defence of the Kick it does have the scissors that the PST lacked but I'd rather have the file on a multi myself. Add to the fact (as you say) it doesn't have the small screwdriver and is bigger than the PST I'm just not that excited by the Kick. I still might have to pick one up anyway as it's at least UK EDC legal. The Kick doesn't have Scissors
QuoteIf I didn't have my Knifeless FuseLeatherman is the only manufacturer i know that offers a knifeless tool It's a nice option to have.
Quote from: Gareth on November 15, 2009, 07:51:58 PMBTW I now need to go dig out my PST for carry tomorrow. I've started something now haven't I
Quote from: Dunc on November 15, 2009, 07:54:27 PMQuote from: Gareth on November 15, 2009, 07:51:58 PMBTW I now need to go dig out my PST for carry tomorrow. I've started something now haven't I Yes you have. Guess what I've got on me?
Quote from: Gareth on November 16, 2009, 02:37:09 PMQuote from: Dunc on November 15, 2009, 07:54:27 PMQuote from: Gareth on November 15, 2009, 07:51:58 PMBTW I now need to go dig out my PST for carry tomorrow. I've started something now haven't I Yes you have. Guess what I've got on me? we are going to need some fresh pics in this thread aren't we
My 2004 PST Drawer queen is no longer a drawer queen Due to its different plier head and uprated drivers temptation was too much Dunc