Leatherman Bond Reviews

4.4 Rating 10 Reviews

The Leatherman Bond is an EDC multipurpose tool that’s an instant classic. Inspired by the first Leatherman - the PST, the Leatherman Bond multi-tool packs 14 essential tools to get the job done.
The Bond features non-locking tools and a knife blade measuring 6.6cm (2.6"), making it UK EDC friendly - Everyday UK legal Carry.
The stainless steel handles are rounded, giving a comfortable grip. Backed by Leatherman’s 25-year warranty.
Needlenose Pliers
Regular Pliers
Wire Cutters
Hard-wire Cutters
420HC Knife
Wood/Metal File
Awl with Thread Loop
Phillips Screwdriver
Large Screwdriver
Small Screwdriver
Can Opener
Bottle Opener
Wire Stripper
Ruler (4 in / 10 cm)

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“Been using my bond daily on building sites for lots of different tasks around site inc removing hording pulling nails and removing screws deep into the scaffolding boards .Excellent tool and for the price along with delivery and leathermans 25 year warranty you can't go wrong with this tool in your pocket.”

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Posted 6 months ago

“I already own a Leatherman Surge and a Wave and I love them both. I have recently changed jobs and now have little reasonable excuse to carry a knife with a locking blade although I do need small tools fairly often so thought I would give the Bond a try because of its non-locking blade and the ever present pliers and screwdrivers. It is not as elegant as its larger cousins but it has its own charm in that it is compact. It sits on my belt in its case and it is unnoticeable until needed. I also ordered the tool driver for it. It fits over the Philips screwdriver and sits quite securely. Fortunately I have 2 sets of the extra bits (one for the Surge and one for the Wave). It was a work of a moment to swap bits so that I have what I need with the Bond's driver. I like the fact that the knife sits inside the arms so that the Bond has to be unfolded to get access to the blade. This makes it less imposing compared to a Surge with its outside mounted one hand opening blade. Overall I am pleased with my Bond and look forward to reaching for it whenever jobs need doing.”

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Posted 6 months ago