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Question: Is this model part # 830685 with all parts made in USA? special build? or different from part # 830682?
Document: I was wondering this before I bought the Charge TTi on Amazon, so I'll clarify here. You'll notice that the item pictured is different from the TTi on Leatherman's website. Amazon shows the older model, which looks slightly different from the new model (which I believe was released this year).
After carrying a Swiss Army Multi tool for the better part of twenty years, it was hard to decide to begin carrying a non-Swiss Army tool, but overall, I am very pleased with the Leatherman TTi. I love the extremely sharp blades and very solid feel, the ease of one finger opening of the principle blades and the very solid and diversified bits that this model sports, if you purchase the additional bits for the bit holder.
It's an improvement over my LM New Wave in many ways, but most especially the much better knife. I still carry a dedicated knife, but this one is fantastic. The fact that it's part of a multi is significant. Most multis come with cheap steel knives and they aren't exactly bragging about it. If they had made more of it from Titanium, the cost would be more, but it would have shaved off some of the weight.Without hesitation, I give this a 5.
They use this on the saw as well, which I refuse to use for this reason. The knife blade shape is not as useful as a true utility or drop point blade. This isn't a huge deal to me as I carry a Chris Reeve Sebenza or Umnumzaan on me at all times (which are arguably among the or the finest folding knives ever made). Opening many of the inside tools is still as much of a PITA than on every other Wave-derived model.
I would recommend this over every multi-tool I've ever used and owned, from Gerber to SOG to Victorinox.Edit: Oct 2012So, I've had this tool for several more years and it's still going strong. Seriously it hardly has a scratch despite a LOT of use. See Leatherman's response to the "Made in the USA" question in the comments to my review (it should satisfy all but the most hardcore).
I want to give this a five star rating. But I cant. If they had half-stars, I would give it a 3.5 out of 5.I became a Leatherman fan at the age of about 8. I cut lawns all summer to save up enough money to buy the original SuperTool. It was what every boy needed. A precision tool made right here in the USA from American metalworkers. Even at 8, I was huge on crabbing and fishing in brackish and saltwater environments.
There is a reason I have only purchased one leatherman in my life, because they build them so well thats all you will need. 5 years into my ownership and its the best tool I have ever purchased.
However, the lock wasn't all that great, the ergonomics were, for the most part unimproved from the normal Wave, and the liner lock on the knife was poorly designed (liner locks are not very durable locks). I was woodworking the knife's lock failed and closed on my fingers, almost severing one.
This is a great multitool for sure! I can think of no negative things to say about it.The feel and build quality is top notch. The rounded titanium handles feel great in the hand and the pivot and lock up of the tools is rock solid.If you are considering a multitool, the titanium handles and the s30v blade make this a great choice!
It it comforting to have around, and a can be a lifesaver in a pinch. I am quite pleased with this model, though there is perhaps the smallest margin for improvement. Unless you require specialized tools for everyday use, the Charge TTi would be a fine choice to carry at all times.
Answer: yes