ResQme Rescue and Escape Tool with Glass Breaker and Seat Belt Cutter
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5.11 Tactical - ESC Rescue Multi Tool | High-Vis
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Leatherman - Skeletool CX Lightweight Multi- Tool | Sandstorm
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Leatherman - Skeletool CX Lightweight Multi- Tool | Aurora
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Which Multi-Tool Should I Buy?
Match the tool to how you’ll use it.
Full-size multi-tools like the Leatherman Wave Plus, Rebar and Super Tool 300 give you pliers and a full tool set for regular work. Lighter options like the Skeletool CX and Skeletool RX Rescue trade tool count for less weight on the belt or in a pocket. For keys and bags, the 5.11 EDT Multitool, Hex and Pry are small enough for a keychain. If a knife is the priority, the Leatherman Free K4X multi-tool knife and K2X pocket knife put the blade first. Laws on carrying multi-tools with blades vary by state and territory, so check your local requirements before you choose.
Multi-Tools FAQ
What’s the difference between a multi-tool and a pocket knife?
What’s the difference between a multi-tool and a pocket knife?
A multi-tool folds pliers, screwdrivers, wire cutters and often a blade into one body. A pocket knife puts the blade first. Some models, like the Leatherman Free K4X, combine a knife with tools.
Are multi-tools legal to carry in Australia?
Are multi-tools legal to carry in Australia?
Laws on carrying multi-tools, particularly those with blades, vary by state and territory and depend on your reason for carrying. TacSource can’t give legal advice, so check your state or territory’s weapons laws or police website before you carry one.
Can I take a multi-tool on a plane?
Can I take a multi-tool on a plane?
Multi-tools with blades are generally not allowed in cabin baggage. Pack them in checked baggage, and check your airline’s rules and the current Australian aviation security guidance before you fly.
How do I look after my multi-tool?
How do I look after my multi-tool?
Wipe it clean and dry after use, and follow the manufacturer’s care guidance for the pivots and locking mechanisms. Check the product page for model-specific advice.
When will my order be dispatched?
When will my order be dispatched?
Brisbane stock ships within 24 hours. Some 5.11 stock ships from Sydney on a slightly longer lead time. Dispatch details are shown on each product page.