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October 28, 2011
11:12 pm
bluewater

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I've had a leatherman wave for years and love it, but I think the knife blade looks better on the sidekick.

October 28, 2011
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Don't have a Leatherman yet, but it is on my Christmas list! I have used other all-purpose tools and they just don't seem to hold up like the Leatherman's that I have seen others use and have for years and years…..

October 19, 2011
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Scott Spencer
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I keep a leatherman in my truck. They are superb tools and I bet the Sidekick will do well

October 19, 2011
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shiveley
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I have a Leatherman Micra on my keychain; I use it almost every day. The Sidekick sounds like it would be worth checking in to as well.

October 19, 2011
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The multi-tool is one step up from a swiss army knife in my book, and a must have in any bug out bag.

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October 18, 2011
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good, cause I have to replace my leatherman that was stolen…

October 17, 2011
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Always had a Leatherman. Has to be the best thing ever invented except maybe bandaids. I've got the Wave right now.

October 17, 2011
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I'll have to check it out.I've had a Leatherman Wave for years and love it. The needle nose pliers were great for opening cans of welding rods,the saw blade worked better than a lot of larger saws and the scissors worked great.The main thing I did not like was the screwdriver blades were only beveled on one side and would not work very well.

October 17, 2011
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Yep – I need one of these.  You guys are great enablers!

October 17, 2011
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sounds like a great knife and tool.  I will be adding one of these to my pack on the 4wheeler.  I am also a firm beliver in the Leatherman tools especially after meeting Mr. Leatherman at the SHOT show a few years back.  A very nice and plesant person to be around.

October 17, 2011
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For the first time, Leatherman is introducing multitools with spring loaded pliers.

The latest of these to hit the shelves of Sportsman’s Warehouse is the Sidekick.

Always having the need for a multitude of multi-tools, I was eager to get my hands on this latest offering. With an MSRP of only $39.99, the Leatherman Sidekick puts a great quality tool into your hands, tackle box, tool chest, glove compartment, belt, or wherever you need an extra tool.

Having the name Leatherman on the handle ensures you will be getting a tool that will last you for years.

The Sidekick is lightweight and has an amazingly ergonomic grip in the hand. It features all of the tools you use the most but also features a removable pocket clip for carrying without a case. Instead of a traditional belt case or sheath, the Sidekick comes with a suede pouch with large grommets at the top. A separate tool with a carabineer clip, bottle opener, bit driver, and wire stripper clips through the grommets and hooks to your pack or tool bag for easy access.

Having the spring opening jaws on the pliers makes cutting wire a breeze. It also saves your knuckles by keeping you from having to force the jaws open with the top of your fingers each time you want the bite down with the pliers.

It is also the smoothest opening multi-tool we have seen on the market.

The Sidekick is so affordable that it is a no-brainer to add one to your existing tools. It fits well for the daily worker or the occasional user. It is a welcome addition to an already fine line of tools and will find a place where it is most needed in my daily toolbox. And like all Leatherman products, it is proudly made in the USA.

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