LEATHERMAN 17-In-1 Original Multitool
Last updated: June 6, 2023
The spacing of the tools on the Leatherman Rebar means you can access them without undue strain, and they won't pinch your fingers when released. Made of sturdy stainless steel, the gadget comes with a locking mechanism for all tools. Other highlights include the replaceable wire cutters and rugged, thin-profile pliers.
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Product Details
Key Takeaway: Tools come out quick and easy on this versatile LEATHERMAN Rebar Multitool.
In our analysis of 124 expert reviews, the LEATHERMAN 17-In-1 Original Multitool placed 8th when we looked at the top 22 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
The Rebar is inspired by Tim Leatherman’s original PST. With all the features for the toughest tasks in a smaller, slimmer size, the Rebar is right at home on the job or around the house. FIT MORE FUNCTIONALITY: The Rebar is equipped with 17 tools, including knives, pliers, screwdrivers, wire cutters, an electrical crimper, a wire stripper, bottle and can openers, a file, a saw, an awl, and a ruler. ALWAYS ON HAND: With its compact size, lightweight design, and lanyard ring, your Rebar is always within reach and ready to work. SAFE AND SECURE: All-locking features means that every tool and knife will lock when fully opened, keeping you safe and the tools securely in place. GUARANTEED: Our 25-year limited warranty ensures that your Leatherman will give you many years of dependable service. Just send it in and we’ll fix it up. All Leatherman multitools are made and repaired right here in the USA.
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