Multi-tools come with a variety of different components, making them multi-functional. Some of the tools that make up a multi-tool set include: serrated knife, straight knife, wire cutters, needle nose pliers, screwdrivers, corkscrew, can opener, file, ruler, keychain attachment, scissors and many more useful tools. Each tool tucks away safely in the metal body and some come with a carry pouch.

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Multi-Tools: Boker

Boker Knives of Solingen, Germany has been producing knives and tools for over a century, and today they are one of the foremost knife makers in the world.
There is a giant chestnut tree, shading the small Boker tool factory in Remscheid, Germany. Planted in the 17th century, is the oldest traceable symbol connected with the Boker name. The tree is incorporated into their logo. Like that tree, Boker knives have stood the test of time. The Boker name is synonymous with quality. Boker Knives offers their traditional Tree Brand folders in popular styles like Trappers, Stockman and Canoe models, as well as the Applegate Fighting Daggers, Tactical Liner Locking Folding Knives, and kitchen cutlery, too.
The story of Boker knives has not been without setbacks, however. During WWII, the Boker factory in Solingen burned to the ground. Nothing survived. Yet the loyal, skilled workers who had survived the war returned to Solingen, where they came together to rebuild the company to its former glory, eventually regaining the previous reputation for Boker quality. Today, Boker knives range from 320-layer Damascus steel to very
modern ceramics, with handles ranging from high-quality mother-of-pearl, to Thuya root wood, and state-of-the-art synthetics. In fact, Boker was the first company to come out with a ceramic knife, which can retain a sharp edge longer than even steel. In fact, many of the world’s finest chefs prefer Boker ceramic blades, due to their anti-microbial properties, which are important in food preparation. Thanks to constant modernization and expansion of product lines, Boker strives to constantly push the envelope in design and material innovation. A Boker knife is a well-made tool with a long, rich history that will last a lifetime.

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The Camillus Cutlery Compan had been one of the oldest knife manufacturers in the United States, having roots dating back to 1876. The company produced millions of knives, but eventually filed for bankruptcy in 2007, citing fierce Chinese competition as the reason. The Camillus company was a throwback to an era when American companies competed with each
other to make their product BETTER than the next company. Today, sadly, companies only seem to strive to make their products cheaper. As a result, product quality suffers, and Americans lose jobs.
The company was started by a German immigrant, Adolph Kastor, and Camillus knives were valued for their high grade steel and quality craftsmanship. Camillus knives, if you can find them today, are far superior in quality than their overseas counterparts. You can tell just from holding one in your hand. In February 2007, the product lines and intellectual property of the Camillus company were acquired by Acme United Corporation in a bankruptcy auction for $200,000.00 Acme United relaunched Camillus Cutlery at the 2009 National Hardware Show in Las Vegas.
If you can find a Camillus knife today, you know you have a quality piece of American made history; a throwback from a bygone era.

Columbia River Knife and Tools’ products are built by incorporating the most advanced equipment and production systems available, and quality is controlled from beginning to end. CRKT builds serious knives, engineered to perform on the job or in the field, year in and year out. Knives are built the way they should be built without compromising quality in any part of their creation, fit or finish. The result is that the finest knife designs are now available to you for daily work and sporting use at a very affordable price.
CRKT accessories are crafted to the same standards as the knives, so that each sheath, for example, lives up to the customers’ high expectations. The company produces a wide range of knives, tools, and
accessories. These include both fixed blades and folding knives along with multi-tools. They also produce sharpeners and different carrying systems. Innovation is one of CRKT’s strong points. In fact, the company owns over 15 patents and patents pending. These include the AutoLawks locking mechanism, the Outburst assisted opening system, the Lock Back safety mechanism, and “Veff” serrated edges on some of their blades.

Ask knife enthusiasts all over the country what they think about the reputation of Gerber. Some of the words you’ll undoubtedly hear back from them will be: quality, strength, durable, and long-lasting, not to mention heavy-duty. Joseph Gerber started Portland, Oregon's Gerber Advertising back in 1910. One Christmas, he hired a local knifemaker to craft 25 sets of kitchen cutlery as client gifts. The knives were so popular, Mr. Gerber ultimately left his agency to launch Gerber Legendary Blades in 1939. By
2003, the company employed 300 people and had revenues near $100 million, and was the second leading seller of multi-tools in the United States, trailing just behind Leatherman.
Gerber has influenced the knife and multi-tool market by making use of new technologies and materials mostly found in custom or one-off premium brand knives, such as Zytel handles, Kraton handles, ATS 34 and AUS 8 high carbon stainless steels, and titanium nitride coatings. In the 70 years since the company’s inception, the quality of Gerber’s blades and reputation has become legendary. Many active duty military and rescue personnel rely on Gerber blades to get the job done.

Ka-Bar Fighting Knives are an American legend, and have been used by US forces in every conflict from WWII onward. They've proven their battle readiness and are as solid as the country they have defended. Each knife undergoes specific manufacturing processes to ensure corrosion resistance, strength, edge holding ability,
and an out-of-the-box razor sharp edge. The KA-BAR blades feature a moderate carbon and low chromium steel mixture that allows the blade to hold an edge exceptionally well. There have been many versions of how the KA-BAR name came to be, but all the evidence points to a letter received from a fur trapper somewhere in the early 1920’s. The trapper’s story became the most important one ever received by the KA-BAR company.
The legendary KA-BAR went on to see service in WWII, Korea, VietNam, and Iraq. The KA BAR knife was originally conceived as a hunting knife in 1898, but in 1942, not long after the United States got into WW II, American troops ran into problems with the knife they were issued, the M1917 and M1918, and KA-BAR knives were chosen from a hunting catalog. The final shape of the knife was decided on by the Marine Corps. The KA-BAR knife is a perfect survival tool, and it serves its utility well. Each knife is perfectly balanced, and ground to a surgical edge, with a stacked-leather or glass-filled nylon handle that insures a solid grip every time..
KA-BAR knives have been serving hunters, outdoorsmen, and military personnel for over 100 years. KA-BAR is an American legend.

With very high production quality assurance, and a focus on bang for the buck, Kershaw continues to be a strong contender in the tactical folding knife industry. Kershaw Knife was started in Portland, Oregon, when knife salesman
Pete Kershaw left Gerber Legendary Blades to start his own company, based on his own designs. Currently, Kershaw is headquartered in Taulatin, Oregon. Pete Kershaw is still the president of the company.
Kershaw knives are known for their extremely sharp tips and quality steel. The actions on some Kershaw knives are even “speedsafe”, or “assisted opening”, which means there is a spring or torsion bar that assists with the action of the blade opening. Often, with just a little practice, the average Joe can open his Kershaw knife as fast as a switchblade, yet the speedsafe assisted opening is legal. A switchblade is not. The lead knife designer at Kershaw, Ken Onion, has won numerous awards for his designs with the company since 1998, and is responsible for the innovative speedsafe design. Kershaw has also collaborated with custom knife makers such as Grant and Gavin Hawk, Frank Centofante, and Ernest Emerson,with whom Kershaw is partnering to produce an automatic version of Emerson’s Commander.
Kershaw knives are high quality blades at reasonable prices.

Tim Leatherman is a 1970 graduate of Oregon State University and a mechanical engineer. According to a story in the Oregonian, Tim Leatherman came up with the idea for a “boyscout knife with
pliers” when traveling through Europe with his wife, and having to repeatedly fix his rental car. Leatherman conceived the idea, refined it, and made models of it, with an eye toward eventually manufacturing it.
Since 1983, Tim Leatherman’s Oregon based company has been making tough, versitile multi-tools. Like anything new, it took a while to catch on, but once it did, the Leatherman Multi-Tool following grew exponentially. You will see Leatherman multi-tools on the belts of police, firemen, soldiers, repairmen and hobbyists of all kinds. Leatherman tools are made entirely In Portland, Oregon, USA, and are held to the highest standards of quality and durability. And, with each new product Leatherman releases, brings about even more usefulness and innovation.
All Leatherman multi-tools incorporate a pliers, screwdrivers and blades. There are also new models that feature L.E.D. flashlights, hacksaws, and files. It seems that whatever you throw at it, a Leatherman tool can handle the job.

Assisted opening knives are the latest in lock-back knife design. Many companies have come out with an assisted opening version, but it was Meyerco that invented and patented the original. In many ways, Meyerco is still the best.
Meyerco constantly strives to bring new innovations to market, and they do everything possible to offer a superior product at a fair price.
Meyerco is proud of its customers, from military and law enforcement personnel to those of us who use a knife for everyday chores, Meyerco makes their products with durability and toughness in mind.
Meyerco backs up their products with a unique “forever” warranty, and the company is known throughout the country for their customer service department’s high level of conscientiousness.

There is one brand of knife that is on the duty belts of more Special Forces operators than most any other, on missions all around the globe. That brand is SOG. SOG is actually an acronym that originally stood for Studies and Observation Group, which was an elite, joint-services, military group that was
tasked with performing special operations, recon patrols, and intelligence gathering during the Viet Nam war. It was during this era that SOG knives initially became extremely popular among elite military operators
such as the Navy Seals, the Army Special Forces, and Marine Long Range Reconnaissance (LRRPS), due to the fact that SOG knives are purposely created, from drawing board to milling lathe, to be used in some of the harshest conditions on planet Earth. At SOG, they believe that details make the difference between magic and mediocrity; that the whole can become greater than the sum of the parts. It shows in each knife. For that reason, the engineers at SOG are constantly striving to make even the tiniest detail even better, and for over 20 years, they’ve been shattering the status quo by never settling for the ordinary.
In the minds of many who wear the Green Beret, the Seal Eagle and Trident, and the LRRP tab, SOG knives are some of the best blades out there.

Let’s be honest. Among knife enthusiasts, there are two basic types. One type is the guys who collect knives, and will buy a fancy knife just because they like it, or because it looks “cool”. Then there is the other type of guys: usually serious hunters, who buy a knife simply to use the hell out of it. That second type of guys are the ones who will genuinely appreciate what Wyoming knives has to offer.
Wyoming knives and saws, plain and simple, are designed for field dressing big game. Like deer, bear, antelope and elk. They do that one thing; field dress game, and they do it very, very well.
Ergonomically, the knives and saws from Wyoming Knives are comfortable in the hand, and the blade angles are perfect for the utility they are designed to serve: processing big game. If you hunt big game, you’ll appreciate the way Wyoming Knives can be manipulated to cut only the part of the hide that you wish to cut, limiting potential for over-penetration. In fact the razor-sharp, angled blades from Wyoming Knives are capable of such precision cuts that even a surgeon would be proud. One of the biggest advantages of using Wyoming knives to field-dress your game after the hunt is that they allow you to get the most meat for your freezer or smokehouse, virtually eliminating waste.
If you’re a serious big game hunter, Wyoming Knives are the serious tools you need.

Knives: Multi-Tools

Multi-Tools: Boker

Multi-Tools: Camillus

Multi-Tools: Cold Steel

Multi-Tools: Columbia River

Multi-Tools: Gerber

Multi-Tools: Glock

Multi-Tools: Ka-Bar

Multi-Tools: Kershaw

Multi-Tools: Leatherman

Multi-Tools: Meyerco

Multi-Tools: Outdoor Edge

Mult-Tools: Remington

Multi-Tools: SOG

Multi-Tools: Wyoming Knife