Videos tagged with Leatherman Rebar

This video provides a comprehensive overview of Black Friday 2025 deals on everyday carry (EDC) items, focusing on knives, multitools, and illumination devices. It highlights specific models from top brands like Buck Knives, Benchmade, Leatherman, Olight, and Streamlight, detailing their features and sale prices. The content is presented by a knowledgeable source with clear expertise in tactical gear and EDC.

This video highlights a curated selection of Everyday Carry (EDC) items perfect for Father's Day and graduation gifts. It features a range of multi-tools from Leatherman and Kizer, a variety of knives from Civivi, We Knife, Kershaw, Cold Steel, and Benchmade, along with practical gear like flashlights (Olight, Acebeam), keychains, slings (Tomtoc, Alpaka), and organizational pouches. The presenter provides links to purchase these items, suggesting them as excellent gift ideas for upcoming celebrations.

This video reviews the top 10 Leatherman multi-tools for 2020, highlighting their utility for EDC and survival. It details specific models like the wearable Tread, the outdoor-focused Signal with fire-starting capabilities, the one-hand operable OHT with a firearm cleaning adapter, the specialized Skeletool RX for emergencies, and the robust Surge for heavy-duty tasks. The review emphasizes features like magnetic architecture, one-hand access, and durable materials.

This video from Nutnfancy features a review of new Leatherman multitools, including the Signal, Skeletool, Charge, Wave, Rev, Leap, and others. It also highlights the powerful LED Lenser XEO19R headlamp, boasting 2000 lumens and a rechargeable battery. The reviewer provides detailed discussion and opinions on various Leatherman models, with several being praised as 'Hall of Famers' and a specific Charge model being recommended for purchase while available. Links to purchase specific models and related gear are provided.

The Leatherman Rebar is presented as a compact, heavy-duty multi-tool, comparable in size to the Blast but with a toolset similar to the Super Tool 300. Key drawbacks include the absence of scissors and exterior-accessible tools. Its 420HC blade steel and $66 price point make it a budget-friendly option, while the precise pliers feature replaceable 154CM wire cutters.