Nothing beats having a tough and versatile multi-tool when you need a quick fix, whether you’re outdoors or at home. We check out five of Gerber’s best. The multi-tool is a piece of equipment that ...

The brand’s Swiss Army Knives (fans call them SAKs) set the standard for performance and functionality in a compact package, and right now’s a great time to nab one: Amazon has a great deal on a ...

Carrying a full-sized multi-tool every day might work if you’re a forest ranger, a tradesman or a full-time fly fisherman. But for the rest of us, doing so only adds unnecessary weight to your EDC ...

The best multi tools are the ones you carry and use—a lot. Every person has their own unique preferences and needs, so it’s impossible to pick one single product as the best multi tool for everyone.

Multi-tools aren't just for backcountry adventurers or over-prepared disaster theorists. Practically anyone can benefit from having a knife blade, screwdriver, and pliers within easy reach. Instead of ...

At the core of every DIYer is a psychological inclination toward over-preparedness. If there’s the slightest chance that a task will arise, a toolbox appears with the appropriate implement to restore ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A multi-tool is a great item to have in your pocket when camping or inside your toolbox when completing small projects around your house.

An oscillating multi-tool might just be the most helpful tool that you didn’t know existed. It’s a small handheld device with an oscillating head, which moves side to side while oscillating around a ...

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Tired of never having the right tool on hand? So are we. The last thing you want when you’re trying to fix a problem is realizing you have a Phillips head when you actually need a flathead. That’s why ...