Leatherman Knifeless Rebar Multitool with Sheath

This is another Leatherman I own after losing my previous one. It gave me a chance to see which tools I really need, which is why I chose the Rebar model this time – it's more basic and lighter. The new one meets all my expectations. As for build quality, everything is fine, I haven't noticed any defects. Overall, I'm very satisfied.

I hesitated for a long time between this model and the Wave Plus. The Rebar turned out to be more solid, with more practical tools. Fits very well in the hand. If you are looking for a tool for work – choose the Rebar. If you care more about looks but can sacrifice some durability, the Wave Plus will be better. Additionally, the sellers were very helpful and spoke English.

Top-quality, very well-designed multitool, like all Leatherman products. Original and elegant color. You can feel the durability and the quality of the materials. Big plus for the 25-year warranty.

A multitool of very high quality and excellent design, just like other Leatherman products. The original color scheme is an additional advantage—the combination of coyote and black looks great. A huge plus is also the 25-year warranty.

I bought this tool almost two and a half years ago, and it has been helpful many times, both for small repairs and larger renovations. It is compact, lightweight, well-made, and also has all the key features in my opinion. I definitely recommend it.

The Leatherman Rebar is made from sheet metal, unlike other models from this company, which are forged or cast. This makes it a bit lighter. It only has a few tools, but that's exactly what I was looking for. The pliers don't have a spring, so they don't snap back. Side tools, like the can opener, are a bit hard to open. I use it during tourist trips.

REBAR black is exactly what I expected – classic at its best. I bought it as a gift and decided to have it engraved, which turned out to be a great choice. The personalization was done very carefully and met my expectations, so I recommend this option.

Very interesting color scheme, I like it more than the usual raw metal. The handles have a very durable coating. Minor scratches appear, but it's not a problem. At first, the black coating slightly stains your hands, but it doesn’t wipe off completely to the metal—it's worth wiping the whole thing with a damp cloth right after purchase. The size of the tool makes it fit well in the hand. The arms are initially pretty stiff, but loosen up over time, and there's no play. The pliers work properly and do their job. The wire cutter also works, but trying to cut thicker materials like a nail could damage the blade. The tools hidden in the arms—both the straight and serrated knives—are sharp and maintain sharpness for a long time. The wood saw handles small jobs well. The file removes material effectively. Other tools, such as screwdrivers or the opener, just work, no fireworks. The locks function flawlessly. Overall, I recommend it—definitely worth checking out.

Relatively small multitool, but has everything you need. Opening can be stiff. Useful tool lock. The regular price is a bit too high, but on sale it's fine. I recommend it.

I agree with others – Rebar is a very solid multitool with many tools like a ruler or knife. I eventually switched to the Sidekick – for me, the Rebar was too heavy. The material is durable and will last many years.

I appreciate the high quality workmanship and well thought-out design of the multitool, as with all Leatherman products. I also like the original color scheme. I'm mostly drawn to the coyote version and the black tools. Plus for the 25-year warranty.

This is my first Leatherman, I've been using it for two days, and the only thing I miss is a spring to assist opening. It cuts effortlessly, the knife is fine, the pliers are excellent and good for tougher work.

I've just picked up the multitool. First impression: not as carefully made as Victorinox products, there is some play in the tools, that's just the nature of this lock. The pliers seem solid, though everything works stiffly. The blades, saw, and file are very sharp. It's a shame there’s no spring in the pliers, and the ring on the file seems unnecessary and gets in the way. As for the price, I hope it’s really worth it. To be honest, I liked the recently bought Badger Solid more. Shipping was, as always, fast and efficient.

This color version looks great, even though at first I wanted the classic steel version. The scales have a durable coating, so rust doesn't appear, and additionally, the tools (especially important for the file) are protected against corrosion with a special blackening agent (at first your hands get stained from excess grease, just wipe it off with a paper towel). What I also really like – the tool is compact, fits well in a medium-sized hand (size 9), more comfortable than the thicker, blockier Charge. The downside is the new wire cutters (they end in a semicircle, making it impossible to cut thin wire close to the plier pivot) and the lack of a pocket clip option (like on the Bond). Some people say the scales dig into the hands too much when using the pliers, causing discomfort – I didn't have this problem, everything's fine for me.

A company specialized in multitools with a wide range of versions. The Rebar is a smaller model but fully functional. It works well both in your pocket and in your EDC gear. Recommended.