Leatherman Free P2 Camping and Survival Multitool Made in The USA with 19 Built-in Tools, Full Lock, Screwdrivers and a Bottle Opener

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Once it was ‘broken in’ they didn’t want Leatherman resetting it to factory tolerances. With this in mind Leatherman designed the Free P4 with a revolutionary magnetic architecture.

When put to work, the FREE works like the Leathermans of old. A 420HC serrated/plain combo knife cuts swiftly. Phillips and flathead implements drive screws as expected. The FREE P2 I tested also sports mainstays like a can and bottle opener, metal file, awl, scissors, and mini pry bar. If you're looking for your first serious multi-tool, the P2 could be worth the price and learning curve as it's on the cutting edge of technology and should last you decades. If you're holding onto the same Leatherman at your side for years, the FREE P2's overall improved experience alone might be worth the upgrade. What it really comes down to is whether having a saw and two knives is important to you. If it is, go with the P4, if it isn’t, go with the P2. Leatherman Free P4 Vs Wave+In the course of compiling this diatribe, I had the opportunity to bounce reactions off a good friend of mine and I came to the conclusion that the P2 is the PST (or PST II considering the scissors) of the 21st century. It’s a tool that will serve as the foundation for future multitools.

You won’t break your nails anymore, this has never happened to me or any Leatherman owner I’ve ever known, including women. Having a robust structure makes it harder for owners to get through intricate projects. So, it all comes down to the structure and the handling you’re aiming for. Free P2 is one of the best things that you can get your hands on if you are not just looking for some pliers but want an all-in-one tool to get you through most of the tough corners out there.

Leatherman FREE P2 Review

The only downside here is that the P2 brings a combo blade, and you can’t use it for precision projects.

We’re big fans of substantial scissors on a multi tool and the Free P4 doesn’t disappoint here either. It provides a large pair of spring action scissors that showcase the same epic haptics Leatherman is so proud of. Finally, let’s talk magnets. Leatherman’s team worked extensively to ensure the safety of the magnets, with respect to pacemakers or unexpected “attractions.” In short, the team said they dialed in the magnets to be just powerful enough to execute the tool’s needs alone, and not strong enough to interfere with the world around it. This one really comes down to your own personal preference. If you want possibly the most rugged and capable multi tool on Earth you should go for the Surge. If you’re wowed by the next gen functionality of the P4 it’s a great option to go with. Conclusion – Final Thoughts On the Leatherman Free P4