Leatherman Rebar - Knifeless multi-tool with 16 all-locking tools built-in, multipurpose tool for DIY and camping, made in the USA with 100% stainless steel, in silver and a leather holster

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Anyway, whether you can have the tool is still often left up to individual discretion regardless of whether it meets rules and regulations.

The Leatherman EDC Rebar is a knifeless tool, perfect for environments and job sites that need a handy set of tools, yet don’t allow for knife blades. Think I may have found a Knifeless Fuse for sale, I might just go for that, as it has no locking saw or awl, so is definitely UK-legal carry! Sure - the pliers could be sprung (the scissors are) but I feel this could affect the longevity overall so I don't see this as a big deal.

I've come to the conclusion that it doesn't matter whether a multitool is knifeless or not because someone will still want to take it away from you anyways. One is not better than the other, but having the two mandatory systems only drives up costs without adding value. The Knifeless Rebar is perfect for environments and job sites that need a handy set of tools, yet don’t allow for knife blades. New from Leatherman – The Rebar knifeless is perfect for environments and job sites that need a handy set of tools yet dont allow for knife blades. The Leatherman Knifless Rebar has no knife and is suitable for tactical applications and many other universal uses for which no knife is necessary or may not be used.

Of course the tool variations will make some cost difference, and scissors are one of the most expensive tools to make, with multiple parts, springs, rivets, separate assembly etc. I've read a few threads here discussing various countries that do have "limitations" on multi-tools, usually involving the knife, here is an example: http://forum. The last one sounds a little bad but I don’t actually use it for loads of drinking, it actually has a little blade on the inside which makes it very good at opening boxes which I do a lot of at my job.The Rebar also offers a choice of straight or serrated blades that are complimented with a selection of tools that will enable most jobs to be carried out. The tool itself is really well built, tough and durable, and it came well lubricated and oiled - no hitches at all when exposing any of the tools. I love knives, but always have one or two on me even when I carry a multitool, unless it's a Skeletool CX which does a great job of replacing a folder.