LEATHERMANFREE P2 Multitool with Magnetic Locking, One Size Hand Accessible Tools, Made in the USA, with Premium Nylon Sheath

The P2 gets some hate within the leatherman community, but it's a great tool. I love it's simplicity and it works well for the few things I need it for during the week. It fits well in the pocket without being too heavy/bulky and the free series just looks so nice with that dimpled looking design on the handles. Great choice for a basic, easy one handed use multitool.

I've been watching videos of this knife for months waiting for it to come out. Out of the whole FREE line, the P2 stood out as the one that could be my EDC without going overboard. The additional knife and saw with the P4 were not something I would use. And the fact that this is a combo blade is perfect.Out of the box, even the presentation was amazing. Like a major tech company showing off what you just bought. The first time I opened up the pliers, I laughed because I've never felt a tool like this since I was a kid with a cheap butterfly knife. Not to say it felt cheap, but that it was fun, made sense, and easy to use in one hand.I hope the photos add a little clarity about the sheath which was something I have not seen photos of yet. One note is that if you plan on using it, you will want to remove the clip since it doesn't fit with the snap.Also, the clip is a BEAST. Seems strong enough for a cordless drill. It's removable but cannot be put on the opposite side.In terms of function and tools, you know the rest! Plenty of videos out there but I will vouch for this being awesome. It feels great. The haptic feedback is real and adds to the experience.Overall, I'm impressed and I'll update after I get some hours of use with it.

I have the Free P4 as well but i carry the P2 most of the time. It's lighter than the P4 and suits all the needs of an edc.The one hand open, magnetic lock, is very intuitive. All the tools are accessible easily with one hand. I love the design. Leatherman hired the right people to design and make this thing! 😊I highly recommend this one. If you're not sure if the P4 or P2 is better, I'd choose the P2 cause i have no need of a saw and a secondary blade; they just add weight in my pocket (the P4 would be better for a camper).

I love this multi tool. I just moved my family from one side of the country to the other, and I used this tool to disassemble and reassemble our furniture, open boxes, trim tarps, open bottles, and fix the wiring in my trailer. I’ve carried Juice and Wave style Leathermen for a decade; this is a worthy upgrade. I love the locking feature, and find the knife truly one-hand accessible. I love the size of this, and carry it everyday at work in dress pants or khakis.If I could change one thing, I’d eliminate the serrations on the knife. I didn’t want the bulk of the dual blades, but the serrations on this single blade make the knife uncomfortable (and basically unusable) for paring (like paring an apple). The serrated portion contacts your thumb pad, and it is dang sharp. I’d rather just do without serrations on the P2 since it is such a small section of the blade anyway.These are expensive, but it feels like carrying and using a Rolls-Royce. Precision machining, high quality materials, and exceptional attention to detail and user needs make Leatherman the gold standard for multitools.

Really nice quality tool. Not too heavy, and the pliers are perfect. They really grab with a bite, and the wire cutters have replaceable blades. You get what you pay for, and you will appreciate the quality when you use this tool!

Awesome tool. I carry it every day and it is fantastic. The innovation in usability over previous multi tools is revolutionary and for me obsolete everything else. All tools on outside, check. All tools accessible whugh one hand, check. All tools lock, check. Great aesthetic design as well.Some quibbles I've seen out there are disappointment that the leatherman bit set is not used, that a higher end steel was not used for the blade and tools may pop out when using wire cutters. While I would not object to any of these being addressed, during the time I have daily carried this tool none of these issues has ever detracted from the effectiveness of the tool.