LEATHERMAN LEATHERMAN - Free P4 Multitool with Magnetic Locking, One Hand Accessible Tools Nylon Sheath

I have collected and used a lot of Leatherman Tools over the last 10 years or so, and the Free P4 easily holds its own--and in my experience surpasses--Leatherman's golden standard; the Wave. The ability to open everything one-handed on this tool is not just a gimmick. You can tell there was a lot of engineering and effort put into the design of this tool. From the use of magnets to keep the implements closed, to the contouring of the "nubs" at the base of the tools that you "roll" your thumb over to deploy them. This is not one-hand opening that requires your tool to be worn in, some clever trick/manipulation of the tool, or dexterous hands; it is intuitive and easy to use, which means it is actually useful and saves a lot of time, especially when you find your other hand being occupied during a task! With respect to the toolset, I think it is just about perfect. I know some people would prefer that this had Leatherman's flat-bit driver, but the P4 includes a dedicated Philips head driver, as well as multiple flatheads. Personally, I prefer the dedicated drivers because they are significantly more robust and offer more reach than the flat-bits. I also think this fits the "spirit" of the tool, wherein every implement is just one hand away. At the point you are carrying a spare bit kit and having to swap them out, the tool has become two-handed, and Leatherman already has plenty of other "two-handed" tools to choose from. All in all, the Free P4 is an excellent tool for a wide-variety of tasks, and well worth the money. For an EDC it carries surprisingly well with the pocket-clip (which is very nice) despite being a full-size multitool. Furthermore, I have no doubts of its durability (perhaps only surpassed by the Super Tool and Surge) even in a hard-use environment. Unless one-hand opening is of zero interest to you, you can't go wrong with the P4!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Excellent seller — perfect Leatherman P4! Bought my Leatherman P4 from Jæger Atelier and couldn’t be happier. The tool arrived brand new in box, exactly as described, with a proper invoice included. Everything was packaged securely and delivery was very quick. The P4 itself is flawless — smooth, sturdy, and top-quality as expected from Leatherman. Great communication and a trustworthy seller. Highly recommended!

Got the crappy wire cutter like Arc. The rest is good.

The one handed ease of use was one reason ,why I purchased this multi tool. The other reason was the quality and great reputation leatherman have.The best multi tool,is the one which when something crops up.Use Grab the tool you have and hook in and it does the job perfectly, with ease.This does.

I had always used fairly inexpensive multi tools. My thought was, why pay so much for a Leatherman? Well, my old Gerber just wasn't reliable anymore, I couldn't trust it to lock the blade, and the scissors were always sub par. I needed a new Multi-Tool, and after binge watching season 8 of Alone, I noticed Clay Hayes was using this Leatherman Free P4. I was intrigued, because you can open every tool with one hand. The hinges move freely, and are not friction fit, which is a departure for Leatherman. Clay used the Free P4 (he has an entire YouTube review) for everything, including skinning and processing an entire deer, creating traps, gill nets, wood carving, you name it. This Free P4 did it all, with no damage to the tool, no loosening of the fittings, no issues. Now, I usually don't buy products based on endorsements, but surviving 72 days in the harsh wilderness with this as your primary tool is certainly a win for Clay and Leatherman. Clay loves the Free P4, and I can see why. Upon unboxing the P4, I instantly felt that this is the best Leatherman design, not only for its innovative hinges, but for overall comfort and functionality as well. The handle panels are smooth, the gripping edges are rounded, and you can really exert great pressure using the pliers, without cutting into your hands. In my opinion, the Free P4 is superior to the Wave if you are an outdoorsman. I don't need a bit driver, I am not a tradesman, and I often find myself holding the object I need to work with in one hand. The Free P4 allows me to reach into my pocket (excellent pocket clip on the P4 BTW), deploy the tool I need, and get to work. I highly recommend the Free P4. Yes, it is pricey. Is it worth it? YES!