Often very under-appreciated, the Leatherman is an absolute life-saver if you're a worker in IT and sometimes need to pull apart desktop systems, clean laptops or complete general computer repairs and servicing. Much easier than carrying around various screwdrivers and small scissors in your pocket, a Leatherman is an often-overlooked life saver.
The Leatherman Tread fits 25 different tooling options into the one bracelet - providing users with Phillips and Flathead screwdrivers, a cutting hook, a bottle opener and more. Set for release around the end of Q1 2015, this product will set you back about $150 from retail stores for the silver metal edition, or $200 for the black-issue.
Popular Now: PS5 emulator running GTA 5 shows GTA 6 might be possible on PC before official releaseExpensive, yes - but do you know how long a Leatherman will last? If you're not happy with wearing this on your wrist for day to day activities, there's no harm storing it in your pocket - however you might see it getting snagged on things.
What's the main point I'm trying to get across here? Leatherman bracelet or not, go and buy one of these multi-tool devices right now.
There's also word that Leatherman will be releasing this product integrated with a quartz movement watch - set to cost consumers $500 on release.
