The Leatherman Wave+ is the tool everyone knows, the one people default to when someone says ‘just get a Leatherman.’ But the Leatherman Rebar? It’s a sleeper hit — compact, beefy where it counts, has all the right tools, and sitting at a price point that makes a lot of sense. So which one actually deserves a spot in your pocket? I put them head-to-head to find out.
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If you’ve ever carried a Leatherman Wave and ended up with sore palms by the end of a hard day’s work, you already know the problem. That pinching, that weight, that price — it adds up. The Leatherman Rebar quietly solves that issue while packing in a surprisingly complete toolset at a price that makes it one of the best value multi-tools Leatherman has ever made.
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711L is back with one of the most flexible combos that expand the capabilities of Leatherman multi-tools. This time it is a flex head ratcheting wrench and a 2-in-1 extender which together not only allows the use of hex bits but also square sockets. Of course, it still provides the high torque/leverage and access to tight spaces that you’ve come to expect from 711L wrenches.
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One of the easiest ways to expand the capabilities of multi-tools is adding a bit extender which not only increases reach but also allows the use of standard 1/4″ bits. Leatherman offers a bit extender and an inline ratcheting bit extender. But there’s another option, 711L’s mini ratchet wrenches which not only allows the use of standard bits but also provides more torque/leverage and access to tight spaces. These are very small, very well-made tools from 711L. Whether carried on their own, with a bit extender, or with a multi-tool, they really level up the flexibility of your EDC.
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Learn how to easily open a metal can using the can opener found on your multi-tools! In this video we compare the two most common styles of multi-tool can openers: the popular Leatherman style and the Victorinox style. Find out how to use both correctly and which one is best for you!