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Question: Who's better Gerber vs. Leatherman
Document: I bought the Leatherman Surge as a replacement for a Wave multitool that was tragically confiscated by TSA some time ago. Having bought a Gerber FliK in the meantime and finding it woefully inadequate, I was left needing a reliable tool to carry during a 4-month term aboard a cargo ship.
Just got it in the mail and its exactly what I expected. I chose leatherman over gerber and sog because of its reputation. Easy access to four luxurious exterior tools, plus all other basic tools. If your looking for a multi tool I highly recommend this one, plus you get the warranty. It's heavy but I love it, it's built like a tank!
I use my multi-tool several times per day. Over the years, I have busted multi-tools manufactured by Gerber and Leatherman. Three months ago a coworker convinced me to by a Surge because it was made in America. Now, three months later I am returning it because the pliers snapped in half. I wish I had bought another Swiss-tool by Victorinox instead.
This is a great tool. I replaced a gerber for the second time. I broke the pliers blade off trying to remove a pin and decided to try a leatherman. I work in technical theatre so I connately find my self in a position were I need to get something done and quickly. After much research I had it narrowed down to the Surge and the TI. I decided on the Surge for its bigger size and function.
Ultimately you have to decide what is best for you. At the end of the day does it really matter what works for me? Take my review and others and apply it to your own situation. Gerber also makes some great multi tools.
Perhaps Leatherman has fallen in quality over the years, perhaps other brands are better; but both the Surge and 300 are plenty solid enough for me. Aside from bragging rights or argument purposes, I really don't see there being a practial point to complaining about the ruggedness or durability of either of these tools.
Hate to say this but Leatherman is one of the best multitool's out on the market. It comes with a 25 year guarantee. We use these daily. And yes they may break, because we do use them. But Leatherman is right there to fix and send back. The tool is larger and fits your hand much better than smaller tools. You will love this.
The hinge that holds tools inside is poorly fit and the tools fall open and rattle around like one of the cheaper multi-tools. I expected better than this from leatherman. However since I am on a remote FOB in Afghanistan, I am stuck with this poorly made tool for some time.
Good product, but really bad instructions. Leatherman tools are really good, but for the money, one would think they'd provide better "how to" instructions -- like how do you attach the belt clip (I finally figured it out). What are the side tabs on the case for? I still dont have a clue.Oh well
Everything seems tighter. Less rattle than the original. Only complaint is the nylon leather case really sucks. The sides are low and I've found the tool can easily slide out of it. Ordered a different case. Hopefully this one is better. Not entirely sure why leatherman skimps on the case but overall still satisfied.
Answer: yes