Superb Multi tool
"I purchased the Free T2 as I needed a dedicated work tool and this has proved to be the perfect tool for my requirements."
FREE® T2 - Stainless Steel / None is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Overall rating: 4.262411 / 5 from 141 reviews.
The FREE® T2 is a compact, high-performance tool praised for its perfect size, great feel, and quality. It features eight tools and FREE® technology for one-handed use. Customers appreciate its lightweight design and ease of use, though some have mixed feelings about the blade and clip.
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"I purchased the Free T2 as I needed a dedicated work tool and this has proved to be the perfect tool for my requirements."
"Got this as a gift from my son, and it's a great pocket knife. I've been a long term Leatherman fan since my days in the boy scouts. So it definitely pairs well with the traditional multi tool on my belt. The quality is what I expected from a Leatherman knife, however I just wish it came with a pocket clip."
"Excellent all around tool. Can't give it 5 stars without an included belt clip. $10 for a belt clip and a separate purchase is an incredible oversight from a company that prides itself on tools for any situation."
"This is a good one for me do 2 what the t4 multi tool has this is more easy to work with."
"I cannot help but compare the T2 to my favorite pocket knife, the Crater C33T that it replaced. Both have a knife blade, Phillips, flat head/pry tool, and can open a bottle. The T2 adds an awl. Despite boasting ease of opening, the T2 is incredibly harder to open one handed than the crater. A thumb stud would help, but I don't see a clear design path to bridge the gap, due to the locking mechanism. On that note, the lock of the T2 is slightly easier to disengage than the liner lock of the Crater, and engages not only the knife blade, but also the tools. The lock appears strong, potentially stronger than a liner lock, but I am unwilling to engage in a destructive test to prove the fact. The T2 has what seems like excessive depth (wasted space on the front-back axis). I had initially blamed this on the lock, but after further investigation I am less sure. The T2's Phillips bit is slightly more cumbersome to deploy than that of the Crater, and slightly inferior, as the Crater had a true #2 Phillips head on a square shaft. The flathead of the T2 is the easiest tool to deploy, and is far easier to deploy single handedly than that of the Crater. As screwdivers/pry tools they are similar, but the T2 does have a "box cutter" lead edge that would seem redundant given the knife blade, but can be nice in situations where over penetration is a concern, such as removing the sheath of bundled wires, and can help in some prying situations. Most importantly, the knife blade of the T2 is okay. It is smaller than the Crater's blade, and due to the depth of the handle behind the knife spine, the knife feels misaligned. Overall, the T2 is a good tool, that replaced a more user friendly tool at a higher price tag."
"This is a handy pocket tool. Perfect for when you need a lightweight multi tool minus the pliers."
"Exactly what the title says. Isn’t that the point of “free” technology?"
"The Free T2 is my go to when I want a smallish pocketknife in my pocket and not on a clip. Better than the best Victrorinox."
"Great Multi-Tool and accessories, knife is extremely sharp out the box only dislike about this product is there is no attachment for a lanyard or clip for pocket or belt. They have one for this item but it doesn't come with it and take a guess? You have to purchase it separately doesn't come with Multi-Tool and it's another $9 plus the tool, it should have been included with the Multi-Tool another company trying to choke there loyal customers for a couple more bucks. Just feel for the price of the Multi-Tool that should be included with it. That's my only con for Leatherman."
"First off. This is much lighter than it looks, which is nice. It's appearance is completely utilitarian. The actual tool feels good in hand and seems pretty durable overall. The locking one hand blade is a nice and appreciated feature. Although they lack nail nicks, the tools all are easily accessed due to the spacious slot to hold everything. I don't really have any cons to offer at the moment."