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Question: I want to know if the original Leatherman Multi tools and because they sell as compared to other economic deals that the price is higher  thank you
Document: I am an EMT-B and a nursing student. I used to use the crappy shears reps hand out but got tired of them dulling after like two weeks. These are heavy duty, multi-purpose and can be sharpened (though I doubt I'll find a need for quite some time). Personally I like any tools I use to have a warranty and you can't really argue with what leatherman offers. I clip these to the back of my scubs so I can't speak to the case but it seems very durable.
Excellent tool. Have gone through several different multi tools before but this one is one I can use.
Outstanding piece of gear. Versatile, strong, multi-tool. Gave it to my son and his wife , who are both nurses. They were thrilled. It probably has more tools than they would use but always better to have than not.
well thought-out design. gets daily use, both as EMS and hospital care employee tool. I wear a Leatherman Wave and carry the extension bit set daily, and the Raptor while on duty. I love Leatherman tools.
I'm gonna start this review by reviewing Leatherman as a company. I broke my clip at no fault of the product at all. I got it caught on the seat belt in the bulldozer I was running and when I went to get it out, it bent out and broke off. I emailed Leatherman to see if I could purchase another one and the told me no. They don't sell the clip by itself. Before I was able to get bummed out though, I read on and she asked me for my address so that they could mail me one free of charge.That impressed me.
In addition to the Raptor I have traditional bandage scissors and trauma scissors and a Leatherman Juice XE6 that I use at work. Since the circumstances I often encounter are easily addressable by the bandage/trauma scissors and since I always carry either one of them they&#8217;re the ones I mostly use. I&#8217;d really love to use the Raptor more than I do but with the above issues and in my current position I don&#8217;t see that happening. Knowing what I now know about them I wouldn&#8217;t buy them for my current job nor for others in the same arena.
It is more expensive than typical EMT shears, but it is of much higher qualilty and capability.
This tool has a great form factor and folding into a compact holster is a real plus, but ultimately the downfall of the item (See later.). The tool is well thought out in regards to the items built into the design, keeping the emergency responder in mind. The tools include Shears, strap/clothing cutter, O2 wrench, carbide glass breaker and a ring cutter. The shears do not have a duckbill on them but seem to be well rounded and have a grippy lower edge.I found the shears today at a retailer and picked them up on a whim.
Good quality as if you would expect from Leatherman. I does seem a bit bulky, and I wish that it had a folding knife on it.
The price seems a bit steep, but the materials are very heavy duty. I found out after opening the package that they folded up into a compact holster (that also accommodates them on the unfolded configuration.) The folding is done by pressing a triangular button and moving the grip into a "More than open" position for each side. The locking buttons are not load bearing when pressing the shears closed, so the shears feel nice and solid when closing. With about 5 cycles of folding/unfolding, one of the triangular buttons caught on the handle when it was closed preventing the handle from unfolding.
Answer: yes