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I have a Leatherman that I never really found I needed to carry. Scout type swiss army does most all I need. I do find small channel locks useful. Maybe some kind of rubberish slip cover would make them pocket friendly. I have a extra large pair too. Well used through the years. Work good...

Hopefully just misplaced my "scout knife." Have not permanently lost a knife in over 30 years. Use it daily. Had a backup on the shelf and my old one was getting tired. I have a backup retired one I use to open letters. Somehow carried that one for a while so I can't reconstruct where I...

I would love to try making a semi fancy knife. That guy has some serious talent.

I have a Milwaukee folder like that but it does not have driver. I like it. Clip works well too.

I used to buy a Kabar scout knife from Brand Names back in the 70's and 80's. I think they were 8 or 10 bucks. Kind of clunky. Wenger Standard Issue till they merged with Victorinox. I have a Victorinox Pioneer back up if I wear out or loose my current knife. I think they quit making that...

Had me looking also.

The problem with those multitool combos is the weight and you almost have to carry them in a belt pouch. The wenger standard issue is amazingly slim and trim. You hardly know it's in your pocket. I agree it is hard to get out of your pocket when wearing a saddle though.

I am recommending you guys try a scouting style wenger swiss army standard issue. I have carried this style for 30 years and not a day goes by when I don't use something other than the blade. I remember the first time I carried one on a commercial jet in the 70's and wondered how kosher that...

Wenger swiss army standard issue here. Not the cheap-ass red plastic, it is aluminum sides. Blade, scredrivers, can and bottle openers, and a awl. Feel almost naked without it.