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Todd Rexford RUT

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The RUT From Todd Rexford Is The World’s Best Razor Blade

Todd Rexford is an accomplished custom knife-maker, and one of the best in business. Which is probably why his R.U.T is selling for $130, when it seems to be nothing more than a fancy razor blade handle/box cutter.  But hey, the R.U.T. – short for Rexford Utility Knife - might just be the ultimate utility razor blade.

By Austin Leavitt

Gerber Dime Travel 1

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Gerber Dime Travel Keychain Multitool: Built For Travel

Having a functional multitool by your side at all times is a necessity. Just ask MacGyver. But if that multitool can be ultra-small and fit right on your keychain, even better. The Gerber Dime Travel is a keychain tool designed for travel, that can go anywhere you do - including those situations where blades can’t go, like a plane; there is no blade on this tool.

By Austin Leavitt

Best Leatherman Multitools Featured Photo

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The 8 Best Leatherman Multitools For Any Purpose

Quick, think multitool. What’s the first thing that pops into your head? For us, it’s the name Leatherman. Along with Swiss Army Knife and Gerber, they are one of the most tried-and-true brands of multitools and knives around, and one of the few names that everybody recognizes in a world full of quality blades.

By Austin Leavitt

13-in-1 titanium tool front

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13-in-1 Titanium Tool from Big Idea Design

When it comes to EDC pocket tools, anything light, slim and versatile will take the cake over a heavier, bulkier tool - like this 13-in-1 Titanium Tool from Big Idea Design. Despite being only 4mm thin, it is exceptionally low-profile and slim, weighing only .9 oz. Yes, less than an ounce.

By Austin Leavitt

Leatherman Style CS Multitool

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The Leatherman Style CS MultiTool Goes Back to Basics

The last few Leatherman knives we have highlighted have had some premium features, perhaps even been the king of all multitools. But the Style CS is something a little bit different, a very small and slim multi-tool, reminiscent of classic pocketknifes (like Swiss Army Knives) and without any unnecessary flair.

By Austin Leavitt