It has been quite convenient for me at work. I am an engineer on ships. All the tools work perfectly. The knives cut extremely well. I am very satisfied. Sturdy construction. Amazing product.

First time I bought a Leatherman and my impression is terrible. It's not smooth at all, it's too hard to open either the pliers or the small tools. It's so hard that when I applied force, my hand slipped onto the knife and I got cut. I washed it with a toothbrush, oiled it with Victorinox oil, and it slightly softened with multiple openings and closings. I also have the Victorinox Spirit, which is buttery smooth in opening and closing compared to this. So, in comparison between these two, the Victorinox is much more ergonomic as the small tools open without opening the pliers and they open individually and nicely. With the Rebar, you open one and several others pop out. Both have a locking mechanism. The Victorinox is around 150 and the Leatherman is around 90. The first one is worth 100%. The Leatherman would also be worth it if it was smooth, but being so hard, it's useless. I didn't expect this...

I also have the Wave, as for the Rebar I have to say that it is smaller and even more convenient. Of course, it has all its tools inside, I imagine that's the only downside. I got the one with the leather case. I recommend it to everyone who wants a very good tool for less money.

I got this one instead of the Wave+ for the simple reason that it was €45 cheaper. The Philips on the Rebar is normal compared to the flat bits on the Wave, which seem ridiculous to me. The downside is that for the use I wanted it for, it doesn't work unless I always have the serrated knife or blade extended. I realized that I want a one-hand operation multitool because when I'm doing a job, I need to use both hands to open a component. It's been 3 months and it doesn't seem to soften (break in), even though I've cleaned and oiled it. Unfortunately, €45 is a lot of difference and to be honest, these prices are typically Greek. When an American gets the Wave for $100, I have to shell out €130.

All this doesn't mean that the Rebar is useless. On the contrary, it can prove to be extremely useful, but probably not for what I personally wanted it for.

Very good tool. The wire cutter pliers are perfect for electricians. The knife is sharp, as well as the saw. For its price, I would say it is worth it (88 euros)

It rusted in several places before the end of the semester. Quite a few tools and useful. It's a shame that its metals are not of higher quality.

I am bothered that the blades are on the inside, but let me tell you something. The tip broke in front, and I sent it to the official representative in England. The people sent me a new one. They are incredible. I only paid for the shipping. They paid for the return. They are amazing.

Quite good multitool, it needs to be opened to access its tools unlike other Leatherman tools like the sidekick for example. Quite expensive compared to the exterior

Good tool for basic use. The downside is the lack of scissors and the fact that in order to use any of its tools, you have to open and close it every time. As for the quality, with a little more money, it is preferable to buy something of better quality... from another origin...