Is the Arc the best Leatherman Multitool? Comparing to Wave, Charge, & other tools with

The multi tool and every EDC community is abuzz over the brand new ‪@LeathermanToolGroup‬ Arc. This review will compare it to many of their other tools including the Charge + TTi, the Surge, the old wave, the Juice, the Micra, the OHT, the Free P4, and more. Even an old Gerber multitool shows up. The Arc is Leathermans newest tool featuring all one handed external opening tools and the Free magnet technology. It has a blade featuring the magical supersteel known as Magnacut. Also Pete joins me from Cedric and Ada Outdoors to do some serious edge retentions tests on the new Magnacut blade. Does it stack up?
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[@manuelochoajr4428]

Best review of Arc. Love your dry humor!😅. Lot's of common sense on this review! Thanks!

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TheGuardian_TM]

I just wish they would allow full tool customization. I imagine that each slot has a number of compatible tools that fit, & you could just pick which tools you want. That would be worth a significant up charge to me.

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

I’m mostly happy with the toolset here. I was really happy with the waves. The serrated and awl are either two tools I can live without

[@Twiggithy]

Everyone would love that. That's probably why they won't though. We'd all buy the tool we wanted and not buy anything else, lol. I'd probably take the Free P2 and throw the Arc's blade, small screwdriver, and regular driver bit holder in there.

[@WhispyWoods.]

Agreed!

[@Baggytrousers27]

The beautiful, if unholy, offspring of the Arc and a GOAT multitool.

[@DJxSIS]

Best suggestion I have heard of so far. 12 out of ten points ;)

[@timelessnugget]

"you're stupid if you're putting a Leatherman in a safe" hot take of the century

[@clandestinetactical]

Ya mines on my belt .. EDC

[@bentaylor4570]

Lol. Not wrong though.

[@mikek4896]

Well I guess can do the math on how many he has. And the value of them. Adds up quick. If these all got stolen by some punk running through the garage or house. I think he would be pretty upset. So a safe isn’t a bad idea for him. Just saying. A lot of money in multi tools in this video.

[@diamondcreepah3210]

Putting a multitool in a safe is like putting a car in a museum. Sure, it gets preserved longer, but that's not what it's made for.

[@KuryakinIllya]

This is the only knife channel my wife will watch. She doesn't give a damn about the knife facts and evaluations. She just likes the humor. Oh yeah, before I forget, good review of the Arc. Stickin with my Wave.

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

That’s a good choice! No need to upgrade!

[@maxlvledc]

A multitool review from my favorite sarcastic reviewer?!?!?! IM IN!!

[@highratingstv9809]

how are you doing a very comprehensive product breakdown and comparison while simultaneously doing successful standup comedy seemingly totally off the cuff? instant-subscribe!

[@PariahSojourner]

I've carried a Leatherman tool since 1990. If I lose the one I have I feel naked and replace it within a few days. That said, I'm not spending a shit-ton of money on any multi-tool. My current Leatherman is a Rebar, and that works just fine for me. I've pretty much done every repair or whatever with a Leatherman except for pulling a tooth or amputating a limb, but, hopefully, someday (as long as the tooth or limb is not one of my own).

[@54diggerdown]

That has the most indepth review on Leatherman that I've ever set through.

[@soulbuiltkwadjo]

The background in film makes so much sense. Youre just too good at this, and now I understand that its because you actually know what youre doing 😂 Seriously though, great review. Comprehensive and critical. Ive definitely got my eye on the Arc as a fan of the classic Wave

[@bradylynch7265]

First Leatherman and I love it. Great tools on it, and the magnet system is great. Also really into the look of it. Fun to fiddle with and flip open and closed too.

[@uncid0c]

Just found this channel and I love it. Great content, snarky, informative, and entertaining.

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

Welcome aboard!

[@SpaceDave3000]

Pete is one of the crown jewels of youtube whether you're a knife guy or not. My wife likes his nerdy JRPG music and I like his funny nonsense and solid takes.

[@xuSebuTuoY]

Nobody cares what your wife likes about him.

[@edgaraquino2324]

Ahh...Good review, thanks! Glad to see you in your element & flair discussing multitools! Pete from Cedric & Ada had mentioned that you had done one at the beginning of his own review of the Arc...

[@manuelwebe]

Best review of the Arc I have seen. Love the open & hidden sarcasms. I have two Leatherman (the Wingman & now the Arc) and two Victorinox (The Champ & the Swiss Tool). Love all of them, but I do think that the blade of the Arc is a true improvement. I just love how hard I can use it, and it just keeps cutting & cutting. It is just very frustrating with all my other multitools to use the blade and have to resharpen it after some use. Not with the Arc. Magnacut is really amazing in that respect. Most of the other points you made, I totally agree.

[@Terminxman]

I totally agree about the original wave being the best multitool. I actually found mine a few years ago at work and asked around for the owner and never found them so I kept it, I carried it to the point that I started just having to have one on me all the time. I even thought I lost it at one point so I orderd the wave plus, and like the Arc it has the changeable bits, I honestly don't like those, especially the eyeglass bit holder. They're too small and the holder doesn't keep them in well. The original wave is still their best ever imo.

[@buck.99]

I bought the ARC mainly because it had a Magnacut blade and I kinda regret it. I immediately noticed I needed to sharpen/hone it a bunch. I tested it against my Charge TTI+ on two very big cardboard boxes and I neeeded to strop the magnacut blade 5 times and zero times on the s30v. The blade shape on the charge seems like a better slicer and the nub on the ARC can get in the way. I think they went conservative on the heat treat an negated using magnacut. I do like the usable cap lifter and beefier small bit. I thought the larger scissors would be better at cutting but I was wrong. I like have the serrated blade an hook on the charge for cutting rope. I like the awl used it on belt so far but don't know why they left out the hole for sewing, doesn't seem to take away anything to have it. I like that the ARC has a hard spot for hammering but it is awkward for everything I've tried it for so far.

[@vgman94]

“But it is awkward for everything I used it for so far” refers to the hammer function, right? I’m really interested in the Arc, but the wait is making me consider the TTI+ or Surge. I like the magnets, and the ability to splay the tools out with a button. But the Charge has the ruler and gut hook, and a comparable blade steel (my guess is you got a bad individual one). Smaller scissors and no hammer though. It’s really hard to decide.

[@buck.99]

@@vgman94 I was referring to the hammer as awkward. The gap in the center means you have to offset your strike for a small object and the overall shape is hard to hit something in a corner where space is limited. The charge tti does have a gut hook and I like knife blade better on the tti. The surge is much bigger and heavier than the ARC or the charge, I never carry it. But the arc is bit longer folded but maybe just a little flatter compared to the charge and seems a bit lighter but they are so close it’s hard to tell. No ruler on the ARC. The charge tti small bit is pretty weak I’ve snapped a few bits and had to send it in to be fixed when I jammed a bit in and broke it off. The Arcs small bit is more robust and easier to see which way it fits in. For the Arc I really like how the tools can be used with out opening it up and they are easier to open with gloves but it’s design doesn’t feel as good in the hand. The magnets and detents are nice and it stays closed very well some Leathermans start to open in the pocket when they are broken in.

[@vgman94]

@@buck.99 I never heard of the but driver being weak on the Charge. That’s new to me. The hammer seems worse than I thought. They really seem even now, or TTI+ being better considering the ruler for my uses. Or maybe I should get a load of dedicated tools instead lol. Thank you for the detailed reply. It gave me a lot of important things to consider.

[@slamfire6005]

@@vgman94I have the Leatherman charge TTi and I love it, I don’t see why anyone would need a magnacut blade when s30v is simply perfect already.

[@billybunter3753]

​@@vgman94I may be too late, but if not get the surge, it's still overall the best leatherman imo.

[@fredeschen3783]

Been waiting for this. Thanks Advanced Knife Bro. Your the only source of knife news that remains trustworthy in these crazy times.

[@Barry-Sweaty]

TBH I come for the witty student loan banter and stay for the sick ass leatherman tricks.

[@MrAndyshafer]

Most practical review I’ve seen. Other reviewers treat these tools like they’re art pieces. I can tell you actually use them.

[@thechugdude]

Love the collabs between my favorite knife tubers. Very scientific indeed. I'm taking notes.

[@mhsvz6735]

Dude, you’re the best KZbinr! Been watching since the Noctigon Meteor days. If all else fails, you could do stand up at the clubs.

[@jlbaker9565]

A multi-tool/pocket knife based stand up comedian had me crying laughing 😂

[@ChingFong58]

I've had several Leatherman tools over the last 40 years. I keep upgrading a little. I liked all of them except one feature. Every one of them would not hold an edge on the knife blades. I had been a professional wood Carver for about 24 years and I know how to sharpen a blade.

[@jkon156]

I'm excited for mine. I use a wave+ as my EDC and light around the house stuff. I use a supertool 300 and Milwaukee Fastback for at work in a manufacturing facility around metal and chemicals. Have quite a few others, Free P2, Free T2, Bond, and Rebar, on top of the ST300 and Wave+. I loved the Free P2 as a ecosystem but the tools just didn't fit me very well. The ARC fits me perfect for carrying outside of my job.

[@youtubingitup247]

I do home physical therapy and I use my wave+, bit kit and ratchet extender several times every week. I got tired of asking 80 - 90 year olds if they had tools to fix little things. Love me my leatherman!

[@whalehands]

I bought the Arc and I absolutely love this thing! Been looking to replace my Charge+

[@AriR6R]

hows it compare to the Charge+

[@jkn2k]

Isn't this guy from Cedric & Ada ?

[@stevenrobertson6656]

He IS Cedric and Ada !

[@WillEDC]

lol

[@Errcyco]

I went to my grandmas cause her electric recliner and walker were both busted. My 1995 PST saved the day.. did everything and made me look super handy. I can't even imagine a Wave or ARC, those must be the same just funner. And yes, funner is a word.

[@jkn2k]

I'm waiting for the Surge Ti

[@craigrj232323]

Wave and gerber are my favorites. Actually have the original large leatherman. It's been well used since the early 90s. My best friend gave it to me. I restored the serrated blade a few years ago.

[@shenrahk]

honestly considering this as my upgrade but idk if i can ditch my schrade multitool with full size scissors , like why just why tiny scissors on multitools especially ones with a locking knife , only things i want are full size scissors, locking knife still , good pliers , i like the centre drives bit setup, and a file/pry bar and then maybe made out of some good material like this one and boom done . no need for bottle/can openers when everything can open a bottle and if ur dying and need a can open u can ugga dugga it open 😂

[@ArcticGator]

I'm still using the super tool 200! Instead of making stuff like this they really need to bring back the juice xe6, all the tools I use but a lot more compact, I would carry the super tool more but its basically a small brick. I bought my mom one of those Gerber truss multi tools and she uses it around the house and for garden projects, the only thing I don't like about it is how hard the little locking mechanisms are to get a fingernail on to disengage them.

[@billstieh3193]

A Leatherman tool has hung on my hip since 1986!!!

[@barrybogart5436]

Pete sent me. So I subscribed here. I agree with YOUR assessment. For that kind of money you can buy a nice box pf tools and a (cheap) Benchmade. I have a PST, Signal, Wave+ and most of the Juice series.

[@MechanicallyMusical]

My personal favorite Muti Tool is the Leatherman Surge simply for how over built it is with a slightly larger more robust blade. For the Surge the Wave and many other multi tools you can find an aftermarket blade in sv30 or even Damascus if that's what you want I do wish some company would make them out of sv90.

[@EricBrownWins]

"the magnet technology of magnets" got me. You get 1 thumbs up click for that one.

[@ruaanaudi7496]

Hands down the best review on KZbin and I saw them awl. Expect for that one banana’s…

[@randytherhino]

Love the old school AKB photos! Man you were AKB from the start.

[@ConcreteTurtle]

It’s the crossover I never knew I needed!

[@Falenir]

For one handed opening of all tools without switching hands. Flip the tool over in your hand and use your index finger instead of your thumb to open the tool. Its pretty easy once you realize you can

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

I realize you can. It just isn’t as easy for all hand sizes. Thanks for the comment

[@franke102]

Best arc review yet. Take it from me, a loser that's watched way too many arc reviews.

[@billybob-gb6ol]

Personal i feel that the rebar is the perfect "modern" PST it was my first Leatherman and i carried it from when i was like 16-19ish at some point i got a rev sidekick wave and supertool the supertool and rebar are the only ones i find myself carrying anymore I did have a multiforce wave copy that i carried for a year until i snapped it in two and never bother to replace it Awl is damn neay useless for its intended role unless you have that funky folded triangle one some of the victotonox knives have like the alox electrician it actually makes near perfect holes amolst as if they were done by a drill

[@viciousKev]

Looks like an excellent multi-tool. AAA+++REVIEW! GREAT COMMUNICATION!!

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

MIGHT WATCH AGAIN!!!!

[@GrimLocke161]

I was thinking of getting a Signal for going camping, and it just because I liked the look of the green and black variant, but I like the look of the Arc even more. 😙 And since I don’t really need these for work, I can let aesthetics play a much large role in my decision making. 😆

[@warlantactical]

I have many multi tool i like the signal a lot for outdoor stuff

[@zaanea1]

Nice and funny video. Great review as well. I got a Surge and I always miss either the file or saw. This one has both, I am having doubt to buy it. Dont use the serated blade on my surge.

[@patrickmilligan8409]

Somebody, somewhere, said "AKB, you can't spend a minute and 8 seconds explaining 'these tools are hard to open one handed'" and you said "hold my beer." I admire that.

[@crktritual]

Surprised there was no batoning. I can understand why. Happy Thanksgiving Advanced Knife Bro !!!

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

I thought about doing it but I had already shot other stuff and it would have made the video longer. I think I spent about 25 hours on this video

[@geneharrogate6911]

Un fun fact: If you want to EDC here in Aus and remain unmolested by the law, it better be in the context of a multi tool, *mate* . Blades under 10cm also get a pass, but you better have a good reason. That's why I _always_ carry a solid hunk of Parmigiano when I step out with my Tenacious.

[@billybunter3753]

Parmagiano? Pfffttt! It's Pecorino for me! 😂

[@barbadosslim4857]

I work retail at an outdoor store and I once made a joke to a customer about an awl being useless and his buddy felt very strongly about the awl and muttered under his breath like a child that it was a very useful tool. I was baffled

[@CaptainAiryca]

I am so hyped for the awl on the Arc!!

[@Northanteus]

20:49 ~ Then you can become a professional knuckle dragger. 🤔👍

[@nphipps2]

This is very good content, and almost as good as the beer reviews. I will look forward to more of those which are DEFINITELY coming. In the meantime, I'll rewatch the Hopslam video for the 10th time to hold me over.

[@Timma6111]

Omg how has no one commented that he kind of sounds like Rick from Rick and Morty with the same humour 😂 great video 👍🏻

[@JacksonGorilla]

I have been thinking of getting the arc but I keep seeing so many of them break. The knife or pliers breaking really easy has been keeping me from it. My little leatherman Rev has been a beast, I have tried to break it and it's still going strong but it's a small multitool. I feel like the arc could be so much better. I may just give the surge a try instead.

[@Khrenan]

The back of the saw of my Wave has cut my hand twice while the whole thing was fully closed. I filed it round now.

[@williamjames3416]

Wow! I haven't seen one of the original Leatherman tools in decades! I bought one back when they were fairly new. I wore it and used it so much for so many years, the edges of the sheet metal handles started cracking. By that time, those were no longer available and I bought a Wave to replace it. But since then, I have had to replace the wave three times. I lost one, the 2nd one had several parts break after a few years, and the third one was doing fine until the pliers broke. They don't make them as good as they used to be. The Arc might be better, being made in the USA. But that's serious money.

[@jdiluigi]

I'm in the I have specific/specialized tools for specific tasks camp. But for my multitool usage I keep a couple sets of DeWalkie or MilWalt around that are comfortable and strong/sharp enough to be functional. Hell, being bright yellow/red helps me find em if dropped or in a hunk toolbox. That said. When it comes to my single blades. I go for higher quality.

[@datafoxy]

You reminded me to look at getting a new Leatherman, dang good tools.

[@scottmann9077]

Love your channel. Use your index finger to open scissors and saw. Natural, easy, and you still look as cool as you can look with a multi-tool in your hand.

[@ronin2963]

HC420 is inherently easy to sharpen but softer than other tooling steels. 440c, D2 and composites like S30V are better at edge retention

[@chilejuanpablo]

Sassy... You've earned my subcription. Keep it up, great information

[@rustyknifelover4463]

I own two Leatherman Tools the Super Tool 200 and Micra. The ARC is the only one I have seen that tempts me. Great review, thank you.

[@david.leikam]

I'm fine with my blackened Surge.

[@meatsaulce]

Great video, I kinda want to get one just for the flipping action. Looks fun.

[@terryperson817]

I went back to watch your video again, I just missed you mentioning about the super tool . Good video though 👍

[@chrisfyfe9212]

I would very much like to see one ! ATM , I carry a Charge + , or a Surge .

[@davidblowe9096]

In the last decade have edc wave, wave+ and surge+. Surge+ win's hand down. Add a sidekick and a Juice and that's the collection - still have an early 2000's gerber kicking around somewhere one of the one where the pliers slide out the front. Now if they just put a S30 blade on the surge+ it would be complete.

[@harmonic5107]

A wave with the scissors and the t slot of the surge in place of the saw and file is a much better tool. The original wave also had a really annoying habit of pinching the hell out of your hand if you slip off a bolt when using the pliers. Other than that, the wave I'd agree is one of the better tools out there.

[@davidbock1801]

Love the cameo. Great vid, and informative.

[@FearsomeWarrior]

I bought a Fact Auto a week ago. I held off for a long time. I blame you. Thank you? Now to hold off on buying the crater blue Bailout, Full Immunity Auto, and like six other knives.

[@MilkieBeargames]

My uncle collects Leatherman tools, and I feel like my brothers always get his extras.

[@chevy4x466]

I was the benefactor of this type of person. Dude gave me his crunch

[@Mdk-bm2zf]

Use the spy "flick" (style) the scissors and file.

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

I can do the file but not the scissors. It’s hard to flick the one I have to open with my left hand. The scissors and the saw don’t flick nicely. Flicking the wrong tool with the non dominant hand is awkward

[@pyroflame7]

I prefer your rambling to others. Great video. For the other side large tools try opening them using your right hand middle finger so you don't have to flip it or change hands.

[@jakejpedersen]

I've loved my Charge + TTI for years, and being left handed, I end up using the cutting hook probably way more than most (most accessible cutting function for left hand for opening plastic packaging, cutting zip ties, etc.). It looks like the saw and scissors are what you say are left hand primary tools - how uncomfortable is it to open the knife blade with left hand?

[@kevinjohnson8261]

I use the serrated blade the most for my HVAC job for cutting the jacketing and insulation of flexible duct and then the wire cutter to cut the steel band. For me the serrated blade is the most essential. If I'm carrying a blade out to dinner I like the Skeletool. I'm looking for a knife with a Lapis Lazuli handle as my next dressy carry knife.

[@kevinjohnson8261]

I guess I didn't get to the part where you go over specialized tools. I'm that kind of guy.

[@PMCKnivesAndTools]

Good video as ever mate

[@gregbarrett2901]

Please don't ever stop being hilarious.

[@grantfitz2047]

My super too has the nice low profile sheath and a good selection of tools tbe only downside is the tools are loose in it

[@michaelmcclure9350]

What pet driver do you use to adapt to the original wave?

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

I do not use one with the original… I think they used to make something though

[@michaelmcclure9350]

@@AdvancedKnifeBro thanks

[@unfi6798]

As always an entertaining vid. Love the clip with CedricAda, he is a mad scientist but a cool ocker.! Where would the Arc be without the magna steel.? Untill next time be safe, be cool & stay true.

[@The_RC_Guru]

I found the real use for the awl. It’s a beer can top vent poker.

[@owlwithwhiplash8568]

You’ll always be S-tier in that knife shaped hole in my heart.

[@stevedriscoll2539]

I enjoyed the comments about film school preparing you for 25 years of brutal loan repayment and many dead end 8/hour jobs😂. Also pointing out the differences between the different characters in the multitool world (multiverse)

[@jasonchatham4170]

8:13 notice the fashionable rolled pants legs. Take notes young men, he is a fashion icon. You doubt me? This dude once chugged 211 Steel Reserve and tried to injure himself dancing and wrecking shit with a machete, in slow motion, to Mozart. That’s why I take his advice and fashion cues 😎

[@KeithJCarberry1]

the discontinued (?) Leatherman juice s2 without the corkscrew is secretly Leathermans best pocket tool for it's useful set of tools and small but still usable size

[@lensref]

at 16:58 regarding the mislabeled bottle opener on the website: I had sent an email to their technical support on launch day about the mislabeled diagram on their website, and their support staff informed me that the site was correct and the can opener and bottle opener are the same tool, and this was a recent change. Having received my arc, their tech support folks are full of it.

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

I’m like maybe I’m doing it wrong… and sure you could probably get open if you lifted all around the cap with the tip… but my gut tells me you can’t effectively open it with this any more than you can with the awl. The pry bar opener is great. Also I filled out a leatherman survey once where they showed that tool on the pry-er as being a type of bottle opener. It works much better than the combo on the wave.

[@Velshard]

Due to your self depreciating intro, I subscribed out of pity. Also I contest that the Surge is the best Leatherman tool prior to the Arc, simply due to its durability and reliability versus the Wave. Been a Wave owner since 99', and I retiredc using my Wave tools simply because they weren't as tough when compared to the Surge.

[@ClarenceKansas]

I enjoy my P4 free and use it almost everyday. I'd love the ARC but the upgrade cost may not be worth it for me this christmas.

[@artemkanarchist]

Thanks for the video!

[@EastCoastMan603]

WoOoW pocket clips on multi-tools. I guess I can stay for another drink. Btw on my YT app you currently have 15k likes on a video with 500 views. You’ve ascended.

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

Doing the impossible

[@MagnusMonsted]

Bro that intro was hilarious😂😂 Edit: this whole video is hilarious🤣 And very informative ofc

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

Glad you liked it

[@solaufein1374]

Cool review with adequate portion of humor.

[@KeepItSimpleSailor]

In Australia 🇦🇺 the leatherman arc is just ridiculously expensive

[@davidblowe9096]

yep $499 kinda hard to justify considering $135 for the Wave and $195 for the Surge+

[@dualsportoutdoors]

I wanted so badly to love my Arc but the frame flexed like hell, the cutters broke twice on fence wire (which is not hard), and the "Magnacut" is so soft that it won't hold an edge

[@Cody-fx6mq]

“It has a god damn awl though” 😂 love it

[@NoNotThatPaul]

I did say that Cold Steel sword video was the best video I've ever seen, nope, this is it

[@starkparker16]

Sometimes when I want to go outside,but don't want the hassle of talking to women, I wear my Wave on my belt.

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

Not today ladies.

[@warlantactical]

From one content creator to another i really enjoyed your video

[@johnsurefoot69]

Thumbs up for the sculpin IPA

[@kd0407]

Suggestion: This might seem like a less than likeable variety of knife to review, but in the spirit of giving some love to purpose built knives that truly are tools, I have a suggestion; The Olfa knife. Yes, it's a utility blade used most commonly for construction type purposes... I'm sure this will be popular in this crowd... Anyhow I've used and hated quite a few utility knives through the years. I tried out the Olfa L-5 recently for general jobsite utility razor needs (especially drywall) and I can't say enough good things about it. Try it out. You might catch a slightly different knife crowd with this one.

[@billybob-gb6ol]

Can you baton with it?

[@Roman-nu1om]

the best Leatherman Skeletool is the best EDC tool out there. I wish they made a slightly bigger version though

[@knightshousegames]

My only question is.....when's it gonna be on Amazon...?