I like this model. Small enough to carry comfortably in a pocket. It is probably the best value for money also. I have a couple of these that I changed the scales to the “Plus” version to add pen. Pop a 6mm x 2mm round magnet in the can opener and this tool comes in very handy.
Check out the Evolution 18. It's like the Fieldmaster, but instead of the small blade, you get a nail cleaning tool with a small file. It has contoured scales and is 84mm.
Solid pick at a nice price point. I like the Forrester M-Grip for hiking. Bigger blade, bigger saw. It goes on sale every so often. Bought one last week for $42 on Amazon. Shipped from Japan. I’ve not found need of the large Phillips screwdriver while hiking. I either put the mini screwdriver kit into the corkscrew, or alternatively the fire ant tinder, and replace the toothpick with a mini ferro rod (final backup in an emergency). The thing I’ve used the corkscrew for the most is loosing stubborn knots in shoelaces or other cordage. In the end it’s all about finding what fits your preference and works for you.
I like this model. Small enough to carry comfortably in a pocket. It is probably the best value for money also. I have a couple of these that I changed the scales to the “Plus” version to add pen. Pop a 6mm x 2mm round magnet in the can opener and this tool comes in very handy.
Yeah I really like this one a lot.
Check out the Evolution 18. It's like the Fieldmaster, but instead of the small blade, you get a nail cleaning tool with a small file. It has contoured scales and is 84mm.
Oh yeah I like those. That one’s been on the list to pick up for a while now. I like those a lot.
Love SAK!!
Solid pick at a nice price point.
I like the Forrester M-Grip for hiking. Bigger blade, bigger saw. It goes on sale every so often. Bought one last week for $42 on Amazon. Shipped from Japan. I’ve not found need of the large Phillips screwdriver while hiking. I either put the mini screwdriver kit into the corkscrew, or alternatively the fire ant tinder, and replace the toothpick with a mini ferro rod (final backup in an emergency). The thing I’ve used the corkscrew for the most is loosing stubborn knots in shoelaces or other cordage. In the end it’s all about finding what fits your preference and works for you.
You’re right, they have some many options it really does come down to preference.