Multi-tool knives may be smaller than other knives, but that doesn't mean you can't sharpen them using a leather strap just like the others - here's how.

The Leatherman Bond is based on Leatherman’s original multi-tool, the PST. Jack Seemer for Gear Patrol. Based on the original Leatherman PST, ... The T2 and T4 are two of Leatherman’s most pocket ...

Swiss Army Knives (SAKs) are some of our closest allies. After all, their bevy of handy attachments can prove useful in so ...

The Siupro Multi-Tool Pocket Knife is 33% off right now on Amazon. Shoppers love its sturdiness, and some are even saying that it's "handier than Leatherman." ...

The manufacturer of the iconic Swiss Army Knife said that’s releasing a new multi-tool that comes without a knife. The pocket tool-maker Victorinox’s CEO Carl Elsener said in an intervi… ...

The Arc’s blade, meanwhile, is a knife built around a multi-tool, and while this may be as good as a knife gets on a multi-tool, it’s not quite the same. There's a lot to like about the Arc ...

The Free T4 contains 12 tools—including a knife with a 2.06-inch blade, a bottle opener, four screwdrivers, a file, scissors, and a package opener—packed into the ‎4.3-ounce stainless steel ...

The maker of the Swiss Army Knife is working on a new version of the classic multi-tool, which won’t have a blade. “We are in the early stages of developing pocket tools without blades,” a ...