Favorite SAK/multitool combos

[Poncho65]

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[ThePeacent]

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cool stuff!   

[Poncho65]

Thanks Peacent

[jaya_man]

Nice combo and pic Poncho


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[Poncho65]

Nice combo and pic Poncho


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Thanks jaya

[Wspeed]

Still my favourite pair

[Poncho65]

Still my favourite pair

It is a good one too

[Poncho65]

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[SteveC]

 

[Poncho65]

[Wspeed]

Still my favourite pair

It is a good one too

thanks Poncho

[hiraethus]

Spirit with Rambler/Minichamp works beautifully.

[Wspeed]

Today LM supertool and the SwissChamp

[Poncho65]

Both great combos Hi and Ws

[Wspeed]

Thanks Poncho

[Poncho65]

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[Exeter]

I didn't browse through all 50 pages, so there's a pretty high likelyhood that I'm not the first one with these combos, but anyway, here's how I pair up my SAK's and MT's:

The first is my most commonly used combo, and in my mind, an almost perfect setup for urban, office type lifestyle, the Vic Golfer plus the Leatherman Squirt PS4. Very little redundancy with hugely versatile capabilities. The Squirt gives me a file and pliers and a much more comfortable 2D Philips driver than that of the Golfer's combo tool, on the other hand, the Vic's scissors make sure I do have a working pair of scissors, because the less said about the Squirt's, the better. Also the Squirt gives me a small blade if I ever need one, although I always feel it's redundant on the SAK's, for me the combo tool or even the nail file is much better use of space.

The second combo is for minimalist SAK's without scissors (pictured: a Waiter and a Sportsman ) : I pair them up with a LM Micra, still very little redundancy, although the Sportsman's nail tool already has nail file and Philips capablilities. With this combo, you can even lose the eyeglass screwdriver from the SAK's.

Third picture: although the Wenger Traveler has scissors, I don't like it very much, so pairing it up with a LM Micra seems a good idea.

Fourth combo, a bit more heavy duty  (meaning medium duty  ): Leatherman Rebar paired with any 91 mm SAK with scissors, here it's the Golfer and and a Climber. I don't think I have to go into details, you're ready for almost anything with these on your person.

[Exeter]

Bonus: no SAK here, but the Rebar plus Micra combo is just natural and self explanatory:

[Wspeed]

Very nice collection you got there Exeter 

[Exeter]

Very nice collection you got there Exeter 

Well, thank you, Wspeed, but compared to many of the guys here, I have very-very modest collection, but yeah, I'm trying to assemble a nice practical set of SAK's, MT's and pocket knives.

[Wspeed]

Very nice collection you got there Exeter 

Well, thank you, Wspeed, but compared to many of the guys here, I have very-very modest collection, but yeah, I'm trying to assemble a nice practical set of SAK's, MT's and pocket knives.

I know what you mean I only have six in my collection
Well five now and one on pre-order 

[ThePeacent]

Very nice collection you got there Exeter 

Well, thank you, Wspeed, but compared to many of the guys here, I have very-very modest collection, but yeah, I'm trying to assemble a nice practical set of SAK's, MT's and pocket knives.

and even then you managed to get some of the most versatile and compact combos out there. 

All your choices and pairings I've carried and used myself throughout the years, and they are excellent and sensible toolsets   

[Poncho65]

Very nice combos Exeter and thanks for taking the time to explain each

[Exeter]

ThePeacent, Poncho, thanks guys!

[Poncho65]

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[jaya_man]

Still the same combo...


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[ThePeacent]

0305181437 by Poncho 65, on Flickr

haha there's 5 spelling mistakes on that Spanish instructions text...

danos should be daños, but I guess most or many computers/iOs don't have the Spanish letter "Ñ" and put a simple "N" instead
déspues should have de diacritical mark in the second "e", not the first one. In all Spanish variations the word is "después"
hidràulico should have the diacritical mark in the opposite direction, like a plane taking off, not like a plane landing: hidráulico (in Spanish the diacritical mark of a landing plane does not exist, in any word or context. Same with "mecànicos", that should be written "mecánicos" In Catalan it does

and finally "mangeras" is not a word, it lacks a "U" to mean something: the correct word is mangueras, which are indeed tubes, hoses or similar liquid-driving devices or instruments

Some Grammar-Nazism right there, but gets on my nerves   

[Wspeed]

Nice pics again everyone 

[Wspeed]

My edc out in the woods today 

[Poncho65]

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0305181437 by Poncho 65, on Flickr

haha there's 5 spelling mistakes on that Spanish instructions text...

danos should be daños, but I guess most or many computers/iOs don't have the Spanish letter "Ñ" and put a simple "N" instead
déspues should have de diacritical mark in the second "e", not the first one. In all Spanish variations the word is "después"
hidràulico should have the diacritical mark in the opposite direction, like a plane taking off, not like a plane landing: hidráulico (in Spanish the diacritical mark of a landing plane does not exist, in any word or context. Same with "mecànicos", that should be written "mecánicos" In Catalan it does

and finally "mangeras" is not a word, it lacks a "U" to mean something: the correct word is mangueras, which are indeed tubes, hoses or similar liquid-driving devices or instruments

Some Grammar-Nazism right there, but gets on my nerves   

Well I guess they tried but Canada (the piece of equipments place of manufacturing) speaks English and French so they get an A for effort I guess