Will it hold a leatherman SURGE multi-tool?
1728803
will this hold a folding knife approx. 4.75 inches long , approx. 1 1/2 inches wide and 3/4 of inch thick
1728804
I carry a buck knife and a fire starter survival magnesium block at the same time
1728805
I tried to look up the size of the surge and could only find the length.... it will take the length .... I use mine with the wave and have enough room to hold a cut down carpenters pencil along side it in the pouch... I use mine every time I get dressed .. I have two new ones in a box....they last years but I don't want to find out they discontinued them.... from the looks of the tool I think it will hold it but probability without the pencil.... good luck.....
1447790
Yes I believe it will, I don't have a leather man but the multi tool I do have is about the size of a leather man and fits well.
1526287
The gaps vary in width, between 1/4" and 2", so it will accommodate some larger ended screwdrivers. I'm currently storing 4-6 relatively wide pliers in the roll with room to spare.
1590345
Yes. It can also hold many standard power drill size bits, but it isn't that useful. What I'm saying is, it is very versatile, and I feel it's better than the Dremel brand.
2128028
Not certain what the dimensions are, but I have the larger multi tool and it fits in the pouch perfectly. It is too big for the traditional Swiss army knife. Hope that helps ?
545602
My oht leatherman is tight. It fits though. The pouch is designed for a maglight.
1129725
I believe you can. I use it for the surge which is a large leatherman tool.
401603
I do believe that this is able to accomodate different saws and power tools. I can not tell you if tools, other than Botch, will fit. This is a great stand for the money. Hope this was of some help.
822578
My Buck rescue knife is 5 1/2" L x 5/8" T x 1" w. The sheath is 1 1/4" at the top and 4 3/4" long. I don't know if a multi tool will fit, it seems to be more for folding knifes like a Buck or a Case. If your multi tool is within these dimensions, get it as it is very well made.The only modifications That I made was to cut a slot for the belt loop, the snaps go on either side of the belt loop, this keeps it from sliding around on your belt and prevents the snaps from popping open. I hope that this helps you.
77868
Probably. It will be a bit loose, but you can get the leatherman pouch designed for the sidekick for $5 from Leatherman, which may be a better option.
1292192
I'm not 100 % sure and I also wasn't sure if it would fit my tool either when I bought it but looking at the cut outs on the blade, I just went with it . It looked like it would fit most multitools on the market. I'd with them and give it a try. I don't think their very expensive but they did work well for me.
1670617
+It fits all of my tools and one spare 29er tube. Depends how many tools you have.
751541
Well it will. But it will be a bit big. I have a skeletool. And if you need to put it in a case your doing it wrong. It has a pocket clip, use it like a folding knife. It has a carabiner, use it like one and clip it on your belt. What I would recommend? Get a wave or a surge or a super tool, and keep your skeletool as a backup in your car, or as an ultralight camping alternative. There not very heavy duty. But good enough to get you out in a pinch. Buy a wave if you like small. Buy a surge if you like big. You can fit two- four skeletools in this pouch if your try hard enough. There is a reason they don't make a pouch for the tool. Hope this helps. Trevor
1883449
I don't think so....the knife and flashlight would have to be very small. It fits a leatherman multi purpose tool.
742194
Yes it will not a problem great addition to any leatherman or power drill very handy.
964709
It will hold all that and more if you want. I have a set of sockets with 2 ratchets, a set of box wrenches, adjustable wrench, hex key set, brass brush, and a spark plug wrench. I use it as my motorcycle tool bag. There is still more room if I need to add a few more tools.
2054121
It depends. They both make different tools but with some overlap. When it comes to multi-tools like these though, leatherman all the way!