Nov 15, 1999 · Go with the leatherman if you want a pretty finish on it. Go with the gerber if you want something to work with. The leathermans aren't lacking quality but from my experience the gerber's …

Jun 23, 2009 · Can Opener/Cap Lifter: The Suspension has a 2 in on tool where as the Leatherman Wave has a one piece multi-function tool,the can opening abilities on the Wave re better but the cap …

May 9, 2009 · Gerber used to be a highly regarded multitool manufacturer but have since moved production over to China - quality has suffered tremendously. Gerber still has it's supporters, but I …

Jun 5, 1999 · Swisstool. Then Gerber (Sentimental reasons only) then SOG. I care little for the old leathermen, and haven't used the new ones. I dislike the swisstool's locking mechanism, especially …

Mar 19, 2000 · Ok, guys. I'd like to hear some opinions on this. I need to replace my original Gerber (10 years old) with a newer model. Which one would you guys recommend, and why? Thanks in …

Aug 8, 2000 · Gerber Dime isn't horrible, I had one of them for quite a few years and it's held up well. They're cheap so if you take a chance it won't be a big loss if you don't like it. Not as good as a …

Feb 11, 2016 · Hi. I like carrying a small multitool with pliers. The Leatherman Squirt is okay for its size. The Gerber Dime has a few things going for it but plenty against too. I'm just wondering if there are …

Jan 4, 2003 · If Gerber put a little more effort into the manufacturing of the Crucial and Octane, I think they could be competitive. But as is, the Skeletools from Leatherman are the clear winners. (top to …

Mar 7, 2016 · It's obvious Leatherman has more options for pliers-based multitools than Victorinox, but I'd love to hear from people who have experience using both brands. I'm looking at investing in a new …

Dec 9, 2007 · It was either Leatherman or Gerber. The two camps were divided right down the middle and soldiers were fiercely loyal to their brand of choice. I remember hearing many Leatherman vs. …