PREMIUM MULTITOOL EXPERIENCE: Introducing the FREE P-Series, our most advanced multipurpose plier experience to date; A brand-new platform, magnetic closing and outside-accessible tools If you're looking for your first serious multi-tool, the P2 could be worth the price and learning curve as it's on the cutting edge of technology and should last you decades. If you're holding onto the same Leatherman at your side for years, the FREE P2's overall improved experience alone might be worth the upgrade. If you’re already on the prowl for a new multi tool though you should seriously consider the Free P4.

Everything is a little easier to access and use but you probably don’t need to run out and buy a Free P4 if you’re already happy with your Surge, Wave+, or Charge TTi. This is especially true given the premium price of the P4. Still, it will also get you the right safety, and none of these tools is out loose, which can cause you to have any incidents or damages while you are using the tool for all the different needs or carrying it around. The variety of tools here might not be that extensive, but 19 tools are more than enough for most projects. Most of the time, first-time owners like to go with the Free P2 version because of its lighter structure.Both are pretty much the same in size and pricing as well. So, it all goes down to the needs you might have. TOOLS in 1: Includes all the essentials, from replaceable wire cutters to spring-action scissors to 2 knives for ambidextrous use; Ideal for EDC, home, work and everything else

This will make a perfect thing to have in your camping gear or to keep with you while you are going for an adventure to enjoy the right edge of perfection and utility at all times. If you’re an expert and don’t mind the robust structure offered by P4, then going with this tool will serve you well. The first thing you’ll notice with the Free P4 is that Leatherman kept the classic butterfly fold design. Even more fitting, the use of a magnetic clasp system actually allows you to swing the P4 open just like you would a butterfly knife.Additionally, though I haven’t had the chance to test out the P4, most of what’s going to be shared below, could be said for it as well both the Free P2 and P4 are the same size, with the P4 adding an ounce, as well as a dedicated serrated blade and saw. So keep that in mind when you’re considering which one you want to buy. And you will be considering buying one. Trust me. You can easily rely on these different options to manage the project accordingly. There is no need to struggle with the limited mobility of the combo blade. As long as you’re, you’re storing the unit properly, you will not have to deal with a single problem down the road.