LEATHERMANBit Driver Extender Add-on Accessory for Multi-Tools, Silver

works great and I even use it hold the leatherman tool bits in power tools and I never had any problems.

I use it regularly with my leatherman. It's kept together in my pack in the car, so if I'm riding around town in my vehicle, on my bike, or wandering the great outdoors with my packed strapped to my back, it's one tool that always available in a pinch.Over the years it's saved me a world of pain and hassle and has so far defied rust, breakdown, and even real noticeable wear. It's one of those great products that, if I were to lose it, I'd IMMEDIATELY replace. I don't know if a product can have much higher praise than that.As an aside, and the next full paragraph or two has nothing to do with the driver and is there completely skippable without losing anything of value regarding the actual product, I know Amazon uses a 5-star rating scale, but I'm not a big fan of the system for one very important reason: if you take off just a single star, the item you’re reviewing essentially loses a full 20% of its possible value. In a lot of cases -especially for shoddy, badly designed trash that looked good in the pics and in the package, and comes with a brilliantly-sounding pitch from the manufacturer, every last star you subtract from the piece of garbage that’s recently entered your life and needs to exit it just as fast as it arrived, every last star you slash will be the only pleasure you’ll ever profit from this mechanical abomination you’ll be soon returning for a refund - using a 5-star system is no obstacle to getting an accurate reading on a product. The only real problem is that, sadly, you’re forbidden from giving zero stars, even when that exactly what the product merits.But sometimes nipping a full star for a small grievance of an otherwise exceptionally-crafted product is simply taking it a bit too far, if you follow me. The penalty is just a little disproportionate to the crime committed by the product in question, and what probably happens a lot of the time - and this is totally understandable - is the reviewer gives the item the benefit of the doubt, causing it to notch a higher overall score than the item may actually deserve. And the other side of the coin is just as potentially damaging, and painful in the wallets of the product’s manufacturer. The sticklers out there who find something only slightly wrong with the item and consequently can't give it a 5-star review ends up costing the makers a full 20% when the infraction didn’t really net anywhere near the hit.That's a longwinded way of saying that if I were to rate the bit driver extension using a beefier, more comprehensive 10-star review system, the driver would STILL warrant all ten stars, which is why I can't emphasize this strongly enough, if you're one of the innumerable fans of Leatherman products, and you probably wouldn't be reading this right now if you weren't, the bit driver extension is one of their must-haves.It numbers as one of those truly well-designed products that I’ve had the pleasure of purchasing over the years that’s an all-in-one, out-of-the-box, and out-of-the-park home runs in every sense of the word. The bit driver is an over-engineered device that, while small, can knock out tough jobs that will surprise you by the ease of use. While mine has mostly been put to service on keep my bike on the road and functioning on those long Pacific Coast rides I’ve had the pleasure of taking over the years, but it’s also been called into service to help people get their cars going on two occasions. At home, I have any number of better, faster, more effortless tools at my disposal, but it earns its keep as an instrument of many crucial uses in the great outdoors.And it’s built tough enough that your children - or possibly even grandchildren - might well be using the driver long after you’ve reached that venerable stage of a man or woman’s life when it's time to start making those tough, but well-deserved hand-offs of the really good stuff that you’ve accumulated over the years. Pass down this bit driver - and a Leatherman to accompany it - to the next generation of builders, tinkerers, dreamers, and explorers way down there in the fresh, green, healthy new shoots of your family tree, and if it’s anything like mine, it will serve them well until the time comes for them to give it to their kids.

The female end is deep enough for double ended bits, with a very strong magnet. Which is why you read complaints of not being able to remove a standard bit with just your fingers. It's deep with a strong magnet... but that's exactly what you need with dual sided bits.The male end is a little unconventional (flat), but it still fits fine into a female 4mm hex bit slot, with ever so slightly more slop than you'd have with a full hex sided male end... with the added usefulness of being able to grab with a pair of pliers for extra torque. I was a little against it at first, because of the unconventional flat male end, but I have grown to appreciate it. What is gained is more than what is lost, and what is lost is trivial.The shaft has knurling that is helpful if you're using it like a screw driver.

Great Leatherman tool for getting that extra reach.

It’s cool, should be priced at $15

Works well with my leatherman surge and leatherman bit kit. Built well and should stand up to regular use.

Accessories. No issues.

like expected