Multitool Madness: Which Ones Best for Ultimate Survival?

[EchoTangoFox]

Diving straight into the world of multitools, folks. Got a Leatherman Wave on my belt that's proven handy, but curious if there's a consensus on the best one for a survival scenario. Are there certain tools you've found invaluable in a crisis? Any brands or models that have held up better under extreme conditions? Thanks for sharing your gear wisdom!

 

[StarlitNavigator]

Love my Leatherman Wave as well, but I've found the Gerber Suspension Multi-Plier to be just as reliable. It's got a good balance of tools - especially appreciate the wire cutter in tricky situations. Durability's a biggie, too. After a tumble down a

 

[ChrysanthiDream]

After a tumble down a

StarlitNavigator, it seems like your comment got cut off there. I'm eager to hear about your experience with the tumble down a...hill? Ravine? Staircase? Do share! In terms of multitools, I've found one with a sturdy pair of secateurs invaluable. As a gardener and botanist, being able to snip branches or harvest plants is a big plus. But from a survival perspective, it's also handy for building shelter, cutting cordage, and so forth. I'm partial to the Leatherman Signal for this reason. It's got a whole suite of tools, including the aforementioned sturdy pair of secateurs. Of course, the most important tool is the one you have with you when you need it. Any updates on your tumble situation? Be safe!