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Leatherman Fuse Tool - More Accomplished In Comparison To The Less Costly Leatherman Kick But Thinner And Lighter Than The Leatherman Blast
All three options bear an obvious likeness to each other, and all make use of the same upgraded tougher elliptical plier head. (Along with the Leatherman Charge and Leatherman Wave).
The pliers on the Leatherman Fuse are the exact same thickness as my old Leatherman PST, but the pivot area is the much wider and tougher. Using the Fuse on several odd jobs at home, I am not convinced that this extra width got in the way at all. With a larger wire cutter area as well, I feel the latest plier head design is a clear improvement.
If you are more familiar with the first generation of Leatherman series, the one thing that jumps out at you about the Leatherman Fuse is its handles. Plastic grips with rounded edges have been molded in down the sides, making the pliers far more easy to hold on to than the previous plain steel edges. A series of finger grooves has been added as well, which will prevent the item from sliding in wet and slippery hands.
Situated in one handle, the Leatherman Fuse features a set of scissors, a Phillips screwdriver, and a cap lifter/can opener/wire stripper combo blade. The scissors aren't bad, but they are a step backwards in my opinion. For whatever reason, Leatherman USA has made them smaller than the original Wave's scissors, with a much shorter cutting action. I liked the old ones better.
Much improved however, is the Phillips screwdriver. Unlike those on less expensive imports, it has a good, well thought out appearance to it. It's also easily long enough to reach deep into those recessed screws within the battery compartment cover on my kid's latest toys.
The opposite handle has a clip point knife blade and two flat head screwdrivers, also a good length.
Talking of long tools, this knife is the Crocodile Dundee of multi tool blades, with significantly more reach than that of early multi tools in its sector. Now that's a knife!
But in comparison with its cheaper cousin the Kick, the only extra tool the Fuse benefits from is its scissors. In my view sucks. I think Leatherman should have left the pointless lanyard ring off the Fuse, and replace it with a reasonable diamond file. I often need a file, and prefer not to carry a multi tool without one.
One important point about the Fuse blades; they have safety locks. As it has the same rocker switch lock that Leatherman originally fitted to the Crunch, every tool snaps securely into place with an audible click. I know, I made us of the original PST without locking blades for more than a decade. But it's like power steering on lorries; once it became available, it doesn't make any sense to do without. Locking blades are totally necessary in my view.
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