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#8 on this list
Rebar
Leatherman
The workhorse value pick. Replaceable wire cutters, box-section handles, and 17 locking tools at roughly half the price of the flagship models.
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#9 on this list
Dual-Force
Gerber
A compound-leverage plier design that delivers roughly 20 percent more clamping force than conventional multi-tools, with 12 outboard-accessible tools.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Rebar | Dual-Force |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Leatherman | Gerber |
| Tools | 17 | — |
| Weight | 6.7 oz | — |
| Closed Length | 4 in | — |
| Main Blade Length | 2.9 in | — |
| Wire Cutters | Replaceable | — |
| Primary Feature | — | Compound-leverage pliers |
| Tool Count | — | 12 |
| Access | — | Outboard tools |
| Plier Strength | — | +20% over conventional |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Rebar
- Replaceable 154CM wire cutters significantly extend tool life
- Solid, robust construction for demanding tasks
- All tools lock securely for safe operation
- Excellent value for the features and durability
- Comfortable box-section handles provide good grip
- Tools are accessed by opening the pliers, not externally
- Heavier than some minimalist multi-tools
- Included sheath is often basic
Dual-Force
- Superior compound-leverage pliers for demanding tasks
- All main tools are accessible from the outside
- Robust construction for increased durability
- Good tool selection for common field repairs
- Ergonomic handle design provides comfortable grip
- Heavier and bulkier than many other multi-tools
- Limited number of specialized tools compared to some competitors
- Sheath is often required for comfortable carry
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