Leatherman Signal Nylon Sheath Aqua
The Signal is made for the outdoors. Leatherman's new multi-tool features a knife, saw, and pliers, as well as a Tulus and whistle to promote hiker safety. This multi-tool has a total of 19 functions.
The Signal is made for the outdoors. Leatherman's new multi-tool features a knife, saw, and pliers, as well as a Tulus and whistle to promote hiker safety. This multi-tool has a total of 19 functions.
The Signal is made for the outdoors. Leatherman's new multi-tool features a knife, saw, and pliers, as well as a Tulus and whistle to promote hiker safety. This multi-tool has a total of 19 functions.
The Signal is made for the outdoors. Leatherman's new multi-tool features a knife, saw, and pliers, as well as a Tulus and whistle to promote hiker safety. This multi-tool has a total of 19 functions.
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Leatherman Signal 19-in-1 Multitool, Hammer, 213g, Stainless Steel
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Have owned this Leatherman Signal multitool for several months now and have truly been enjoying using it.I initially had second thoughts as to whether this was the right multitool for me (given the many Leatherman choices there are available nowadays) as I do a lot of home DIY's and maintenances, but decided on this particular multitool as I do enjoy the occasional camping trip and thought the extra tools (eg fire starter, awl and whistle) could come in handy.This has been an asset of a purchase as having this tool on me has greatly improved my productivity with the DIY's and property maintenance - no longer do I have to double back to my work ute to get a screwdriver, a pair of pliers, or fossick about for a work knife when I need to open packaging as its all ... MoreHave owned this Leatherman Signal multitool for several months now and have truly been enjoying using it.I initially had second thoughts as to whether this was the right multitool for me (given the many Leatherman choices there are available nowadays) as I do a lot of home DIY's and maintenances, but decided on this particular multitool as I do enjoy the occasional camping trip and thought the extra tools (eg fire starter, awl and whistle) could come in handy.This has been an asset of a purchase as having this tool on me has greatly improved my productivity with the DIY's and property maintenance - no longer do I have to double back to my work ute to get a screwdriver, a pair of pliers, or fossick about for a work knife when I need to open packaging as its all available in this one tool.What's more, I did not think I would find the in-built hammer handy, but wow - as I read somewhere, you never knew you needed a pocket hammer until you actually have a pocket hammer!I picked up a splinter whilst working with wood without work gloves and boom, I removed the splinters in 2 seconds with the needle nose pliers on this tool (remember kids; use them work gloves to avoid wood splinters).I was hanging out with some mates when we were having a couple of coldies and surprisingly none of the chumps thought to bring a bottle opener (or bottles with twist-off caps) and poof I instantly became the coolest dude with the bottle opener in-built on this tool.Another plus for this tool is that it has a carabiner clip as well which makes it so much easier to clip onto the belt buckle or bag for hiking.The only minus I have for this tool is the weight as I hear some people find this multitool heavier than standard multitools (I would not know really since this is my one and only multitool so far and the weight has not been an issue for me).Overall, really pleased with the purchase of this multitool and really wished I had gotten it sooner!
originally posted on alalastyle.com
I bought this with the intent of using it on my backpacking/hiking trips, along with some basic daily tasks. It was a bit stiff to open at first, but that loosened up overtime so no big deal at all. Knife was extremely sharp in box. All the tools worked as expected, only complaint was the Ferrocerium Rod. The useable part of it just barely comes over the plastic that encases it. So you really only get a few good strikes before it's worn down below the plastic point. In a survival situation, only getting a few chances to light a fire can be a pretty big deal. Once the rod it worn down to the plastic, it's basically useless. Besides that single flaw, it's perfect.
originally posted on alalastyle.com
I bought the signal as a multi-tool for use in the woods, but it quickly replaced my pocket knife as an EDC tool. It's slim and out of the way, but the tool selection is almost perfect. I use every tool except the firestarter, whistle, and can opener on a day to day basis; but I still like to have them as emergency and backup gear as they don't get in the way. My favorite addition to this tool has got to be the sharpener, which I use to touch up the edge while at work. The hammer end is also more useful than I expected, and the saw is good for cutting shrink straps.My biggest issue with the tool is the knife blade. The serrations are annoying when sharpening the knife, and get in the way when attempting fine carving. The other possible improvement to this tool is ... MoreI bought the signal as a multi-tool for use in the woods, but it quickly replaced my pocket knife as an EDC tool. It's slim and out of the way, but the tool selection is almost perfect. I use every tool except the firestarter, whistle, and can opener on a day to day basis; but I still like to have them as emergency and backup gear as they don't get in the way. My favorite addition to this tool has got to be the sharpener, which I use to touch up the edge while at work. The hammer end is also more useful than I expected, and the saw is good for cutting shrink straps.My biggest issue with the tool is the knife blade. The serrations are annoying when sharpening the knife, and get in the way when attempting fine carving. The other possible improvement to this tool is replacing the saw with a T-shank adapter, so files could be used.Overall, great tool, and I strongly recommend it as an EDC or outdoor tool.
| Product dimensions | 13 x 9 x 4.5 cm; 212.6 Grams |
| Power Source | Hand Powered |
| Number Of Pieces | 7 |
| Warranty description | 25-Year Limited Warranty |
| Country of origin | USA |
Leatherman Signal 19-in-1 Multitool, Hammer, 213g, Stainless Steel
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Have owned this Leatherman Signal multitool for several months now and have truly been enjoying using it.I initially had second thoughts as to whether this was the right multitool for me (given the many Leatherman choices there are available nowadays) as I do a lot of home DIY's and maintenances, but decided on this particular multitool as I do enjoy the occasional camping trip and thought the extra tools (eg fire starter, awl and whistle) could come in handy.This has been an asset of a purchase as having this tool on me has greatly improved my productivity with the DIY's and property maintenance - no longer do I have to double back to my work ute to get a screwdriver, a pair of pliers, or fossick about for a work knife when I need to open packaging as its all ... MoreHave owned this Leatherman Signal multitool for several months now and have truly been enjoying using it.I initially had second thoughts as to whether this was the right multitool for me (given the many Leatherman choices there are available nowadays) as I do a lot of home DIY's and maintenances, but decided on this particular multitool as I do enjoy the occasional camping trip and thought the extra tools (eg fire starter, awl and whistle) could come in handy.This has been an asset of a purchase as having this tool on me has greatly improved my productivity with the DIY's and property maintenance - no longer do I have to double back to my work ute to get a screwdriver, a pair of pliers, or fossick about for a work knife when I need to open packaging as its all available in this one tool.What's more, I did not think I would find the in-built hammer handy, but wow - as I read somewhere, you never knew you needed a pocket hammer until you actually have a pocket hammer!I picked up a splinter whilst working with wood without work gloves and boom, I removed the splinters in 2 seconds with the needle nose pliers on this tool (remember kids; use them work gloves to avoid wood splinters).I was hanging out with some mates when we were having a couple of coldies and surprisingly none of the chumps thought to bring a bottle opener (or bottles with twist-off caps) and poof I instantly became the coolest dude with the bottle opener in-built on this tool.Another plus for this tool is that it has a carabiner clip as well which makes it so much easier to clip onto the belt buckle or bag for hiking.The only minus I have for this tool is the weight as I hear some people find this multitool heavier than standard multitools (I would not know really since this is my one and only multitool so far and the weight has not been an issue for me).Overall, really pleased with the purchase of this multitool and really wished I had gotten it sooner!
I bought this with the intent of using it on my backpacking/hiking trips, along with some basic daily tasks. It was a bit stiff to open at first, but that loosened up overtime so no big deal at all. Knife was extremely sharp in box. All the tools worked as expected, only complaint was the Ferrocerium Rod. The useable part of it just barely comes over the plastic that encases it. So you really only get a few good strikes before it's worn down below the plastic point. In a survival situation, only getting a few chances to light a fire can be a pretty big deal. Once the rod it worn down to the plastic, it's basically useless. Besides that single flaw, it's perfect.
I bought the signal as a multi-tool for use in the woods, but it quickly replaced my pocket knife as an EDC tool. It's slim and out of the way, but the tool selection is almost perfect. I use every tool except the firestarter, whistle, and can opener on a day to day basis; but I still like to have them as emergency and backup gear as they don't get in the way. My favorite addition to this tool has got to be the sharpener, which I use to touch up the edge while at work. The hammer end is also more useful than I expected, and the saw is good for cutting shrink straps.My biggest issue with the tool is the knife blade. The serrations are annoying when sharpening the knife, and get in the way when attempting fine carving. The other possible improvement to this tool is ... MoreI bought the signal as a multi-tool for use in the woods, but it quickly replaced my pocket knife as an EDC tool. It's slim and out of the way, but the tool selection is almost perfect. I use every tool except the firestarter, whistle, and can opener on a day to day basis; but I still like to have them as emergency and backup gear as they don't get in the way. My favorite addition to this tool has got to be the sharpener, which I use to touch up the edge while at work. The hammer end is also more useful than I expected, and the saw is good for cutting shrink straps.My biggest issue with the tool is the knife blade. The serrations are annoying when sharpening the knife, and get in the way when attempting fine carving. The other possible improvement to this tool is replacing the saw with a T-shank adapter, so files could be used.Overall, great tool, and I strongly recommend it as an EDC or outdoor tool.
The full sized 1/4" socket (they call it a box-end wrench) is what sets this tool apart (the hammer and ferro rod are "cute", but the hex socket is really the ticket!). This is my #1 tool for bike touring, and overlanding. Get a 1/4" hex extension and some hex bits and you've got yourself a L-handled wrench and a pocket-sized tool kit (I've got Allen wrenches up to 10mm, hex-head drivers, torx up to T40, plus all the handy flat inserts from Leatherman). Add a 1/4" socket adapter and the sky's the limit! (well, torque is the limit, but you get the picture). My Signal is essential to my mechanical repair kit, functioning as my pliers, screwdrivers, and 1/4" ratchet (especially with Leatherman's ratcheting extension!)For backpacking, the hammer is great, but you'll ... MoreThe full sized 1/4" socket (they call it a box-end wrench) is what sets this tool apart (the hammer and ferro rod are "cute", but the hex socket is really the ticket!). This is my #1 tool for bike touring, and overlanding. Get a 1/4" hex extension and some hex bits and you've got yourself a L-handled wrench and a pocket-sized tool kit (I've got Allen wrenches up to 10mm, hex-head drivers, torx up to T40, plus all the handy flat inserts from Leatherman). Add a 1/4" socket adapter and the sky's the limit! (well, torque is the limit, but you get the picture). My Signal is essential to my mechanical repair kit, functioning as my pliers, screwdrivers, and 1/4" ratchet (especially with Leatherman's ratcheting extension!)For backpacking, the hammer is great, but you'll probably bash your hand using it if you're not careful. It also takes a lot of effort to put in all 6 stakes (8 if its real windy) in my backpacking tent. If you're car camping, I recommend keeping a full sized hammer or mallet with you, but this is all I carry when backpacking. Same goes with the ferro rod. I have a better backup fire-starter in my car camping kit, but between a lighter and this ferro rod, this is all I have when backpacking.The only tool this is missing is a fine-toothed saw with a course file on one side and fine file on the other. If it had that, this would be my favorite EDC tool, and I'd probably have 3 or 4 of these! Please come out with a Signal + that adds a fine toothed saw and files!
This multitool is solidly built and reliable. The joints were a little stiff when I first took it out of the package but they quickly loosened up and I have no trouble getting any of the tools out or back in to their stored positions. The blade of the knife is actually shorter than I would have thought since the serrated portion takes up a bit of space and there's a pretty long blunt segment on the front around the hinge, but it's long enough to handle small jobs. To my surprise, I'm impressed with the saw, I used to carry a wire saw for trimming firewood and making kindling but that's one less discrete thing I need to bring camping. Overall very pleased with the Signal, it's a new staple of my camping loadout and I've started brining it with me anywhere that I take ... MoreThis multitool is solidly built and reliable. The joints were a little stiff when I first took it out of the package but they quickly loosened up and I have no trouble getting any of the tools out or back in to their stored positions. The blade of the knife is actually shorter than I would have thought since the serrated portion takes up a bit of space and there's a pretty long blunt segment on the front around the hinge, but it's long enough to handle small jobs. To my surprise, I'm impressed with the saw, I used to carry a wire saw for trimming firewood and making kindling but that's one less discrete thing I need to bring camping. Overall very pleased with the Signal, it's a new staple of my camping loadout and I've started brining it with me anywhere that I take a backpack (but it is a little heavy and bulky to be in a pocket all day.)As a fun aside, I used the hex wrenches to help take apart a toilet the same day this tool arrived!
I love my new Signal. I use it frequently and the blades are holding up well. My one observation/critique is that the bottom serrated portion of the blade has cut my thumb more than once whilst opening the blade in the usual thumb opening motion. As the blade opens using the right side of your thumb, your thumb naturally begins roll with the blade as it moves from the closed '6 o'clock' position to the fully opened '12 o'clock' position. Somewhere around the '9 o'clock' position your thumb can get caught by the serrations and you end up losing a small slice of flesh. It's happened a few times and I shrugged it off but this last time it dug a bit deeper and drew a little blood. I'm no stranger to knives that open in this manner and never had any issue with my ... MoreI love my new Signal. I use it frequently and the blades are holding up well. My one observation/critique is that the bottom serrated portion of the blade has cut my thumb more than once whilst opening the blade in the usual thumb opening motion. As the blade opens using the right side of your thumb, your thumb naturally begins roll with the blade as it moves from the closed '6 o'clock' position to the fully opened '12 o'clock' position. Somewhere around the '9 o'clock' position your thumb can get caught by the serrations and you end up losing a small slice of flesh. It's happened a few times and I shrugged it off but this last time it dug a bit deeper and drew a little blood. I'm no stranger to knives that open in this manner and never had any issue with my previous EDC (Skeletool) so I'm considering this a small design flaw. Other than that I have no complaints. It comes in handy every day. I'm sure I'll eventually either lose enough flesh to flatten my thumb down to where it's no longer an issue ;) or remember to be a little more cautious when flipping the blade open.
It would be the signal. I have used a Supertool 300 and a discontinued Juice S2 for years and love them. I wanted something in between size as the ST300 was never carried on my person but some tasks were a little too much for the Juice. This tool had a great balance of weight and tool selection. The can opener is a must in a multi tool for me. I like the changeable wire cutters and flat driver capability. Chose this over the wave due to the wave having what I perceived as redundant tools, for a carried multitool I don't need the weight of a rescue cutter and a main blade, or a dedicated flat blade when I have interchangeable drivers.As for the fire starter/whistle/knife sharpener, They are a little cheesy but I like the idea of possibly being able to sharpen a ... MoreIt would be the signal. I have used a Supertool 300 and a discontinued Juice S2 for years and love them. I wanted something in between size as the ST300 was never carried on my person but some tasks were a little too much for the Juice. This tool had a great balance of weight and tool selection. The can opener is a must in a multi tool for me. I like the changeable wire cutters and flat driver capability. Chose this over the wave due to the wave having what I perceived as redundant tools, for a carried multitool I don't need the weight of a rescue cutter and a main blade, or a dedicated flat blade when I have interchangeable drivers.As for the fire starter/whistle/knife sharpener, They are a little cheesy but I like the idea of possibly being able to sharpen a blade in an emergency. The firestarter is nice but I have had it break from a relatively short drop onto the ground. Replacement parts are available.In short this really could be an EDC multi tool depending on what you are wearing. It is not small but carries well and is relatively lightweight compared to the performance you get. If I could change one thing it would be to have the main blade a solid plain edge as the serrations make it more difficult to sharpen and because of this I feel as if I still need to carry a dedicated knife even when carrying this MT.Ben in Texas
I love this multiool. I've had a fair few Leatherman multitools over the years, and this one has the seems practically tailored to my needs. That being said, I do have 2 minor dislikes about it compared to other Leatherman multitools. First, the pliers are not spring loaded. Other multitools I've had had spring loaded pliers, which I find slightly easier to operate than non spring loaded. Not a deal breaker for me, but noteworthy. Secondly when using the screwdriver, awl, and can opener/wire stripper the handles cannot fully close because they come in contact with the hammer end of the tool. Again, not a deal breaker, just something I have liked about other Leatherman multitools that I don't particularly like about this one.
I ordered the signal for my husband for Christmas. I was pretty stoked to be able to customize the piece. I do understand that there’s a lot of mileage variance with the photo you upload. I felt pretty confident however, considering there is a projected image of what the product will look like with your uploaded photo. I’m so happy that I took a screenshot of what their projection of my image was. Compared to what I got it’s absurd. I could barely see the image that I chose. It’s only discernible to myself and my husband because it is a very special landscape that we know intimately. What was more disappointing than the result of the customization was the customer service that followed. The signal was returned to me with a black greasy substance all over the various ... MoreI ordered the signal for my husband for Christmas. I was pretty stoked to be able to customize the piece. I do understand that there’s a lot of mileage variance with the photo you upload. I felt pretty confident however, considering there is a projected image of what the product will look like with your uploaded photo. I’m so happy that I took a screenshot of what their projection of my image was. Compared to what I got it’s absurd. I could barely see the image that I chose. It’s only discernible to myself and my husband because it is a very special landscape that we know intimately. What was more disappointing than the result of the customization was the customer service that followed. The signal was returned to me with a black greasy substance all over the various pieces. There was even a fingerprint on the main body. That to me is unacceptable. There were parts of the blade that were damaged I’m assuming from the machine that holds it to customize the blade. I immediately called customer service because I was so disappointed and there was an utter lack of concern or a resolution. I was told I would get a call back several hours later as a representative reached out to her superiors to see what could be done since it’s a custom item, they don’t accept returns or refunds. That is definitely clearly stated on the page but considering how it was given to me and the customization not resembling anything close to what was projected, somethings should’ve been done more expediently. They also should’ve asked to see my photos. There was a complete lack of care. If they had just asked to see what I received they could’ve offered better customer service. I did get a call back offering to refund me the cost of customization. I was told that I would get an email when that refund was processed. That was over three weeks ago. I even emailed them again a few days ago asking where was my measly refund and I was told it’s still in process. I don’t believe that in 2021 a company as big as Leatherman takes a few weeks to refund $20. There’s a complete lack of concern and quality control which was apparent in how this was sent to me. I was advised to buy a lubricating product to clean the whole multi tool and get rid of that grease that was everywhere. It’s kind of absurd that anyone would need to do that on something that’s brand new but I did it and it did clean up the product. I had to spend a good 45 minutes with a Q-tip getting in every nook and cranny. I’ve owned many multi tools before & this one feels a little clunky to open the main body and switch between pliers and the main blades. It’s not intuitive at all and it’s not smooth. Overall, wish I never fell for the ads on Instagram.
This has been a very durable and reliable multi tool during the month I've had it. It still looks good after carrying in my pocket everyday among keys and a zippo lighter. The paint has minimal rub off considering being in my pocket and using several times a day while working on my cars and fixes around the house. Functionality wise it has been solid. I purchased the ratcheting bit extension at same time to use 1/4in bits mainly for an adapter for small sockets. Still operates smooth no play in moving parts. The pliers are strong and the wire cutters can cut through a nail without much effort. Even grabbed a different multi tool to try to cut the same nail and it was not able to without feeling like they were going to break. Very impressed with the wire cutters. I ... MoreThis has been a very durable and reliable multi tool during the month I've had it. It still looks good after carrying in my pocket everyday among keys and a zippo lighter. The paint has minimal rub off considering being in my pocket and using several times a day while working on my cars and fixes around the house. Functionality wise it has been solid. I purchased the ratcheting bit extension at same time to use 1/4in bits mainly for an adapter for small sockets. Still operates smooth no play in moving parts. The pliers are strong and the wire cutters can cut through a nail without much effort. Even grabbed a different multi tool to try to cut the same nail and it was not able to without feeling like they were going to break. Very impressed with the wire cutters. I have used the sharpener a couple of times and it does a good enough job on the straight edge of the blade, but it works perfectly for the serrated part. The ferro rod for me was easier to strike than the one on the Gerber survival knife. Though the Gerber did produce larger sparks. The awl on the signal is quite durable and went through pvc no problem. A file and ruler combo would be a valuable addition to the signal other than not having that it is my favorite multi tool and even favorite knife.
| Product dimensions | 13 x 9 x 4.5 cm; 212.6 Grams |
| Power Source | Hand Powered |
| Number Of Pieces | 7 |
| Warranty description | 25-Year Limited Warranty |
| Country of origin | USA |
