There is no lanyard attachment, per se, but the holes in the spring mechanism for the pliers could be used with a small split ring for attaching a lanyard. Victorinox claims that the edges of the handles up by the pliers jaws pivot can be used as a electrical connector crimper, but that's really reaching. All we managed to do on a number of tries with different size connectors was to flatten the connector, which is a far cry for a true crimp. The SuperTool, on the other hand, has a proper crimping mechanism molded into the pliers jaws so that they work properly. In this case, Victorinox's marketing department is out to lunch.
Carriage is provided for with a sewn padded ballistic nylon sheath in basic black.
A leather pouch option is expected in the future. It is nicely constructed, but it's hard to imagine that whomever designed the sheath ever used the SwissTool very much. Only a small portion of the tool extends above the top of the sheath pocket so that it is difficult, at best, to grab hold of the tool to pull it out of the pouch. This can be more than a little aggravating at times. Victorinox has relied upon a snap to secure the flap of the sheath.