Leatherman, Arc, 20-in-1 Multi-tool for outdoors, camping, home & work, with premium magnaCut steel knife blade.

The Leatherman ARC is hands down the most refined multi-tool I’ve used. Right away, the Magnacut blade stands out. It’s incredibly sharp out of the box and holds an edge far longer than the standard steels found on most multi-tools. It’s also reassuringly corrosion-resistant, which makes it practical for real-world daily use, not just occasional tasks. The one-handed operation across multiple tools is excellent. Everything deploys smoothly and locks up solid, making the ARC feel more like a precision tool than a compromise. The FREE platform really shines here—no stiff tools, no awkward nail nicks, just clean, intuitive access. Build quality is exactly what you’d expect at this level. The tool feels balanced, substantial, and extremely well put together without being uncomfortable in the pocket. The included bit driver, pliers, and tool selection cover just about anything I realistically need day to day. Yes, it’s priced higher than most Leatherman models, but after carrying and using it, the value makes sense. Between the premium materials, excellent ergonomics, and thoughtful design, this feels like the future of multi-tools. If you want a no-compromise, everyday-carry multi-tool with top-tier steel and flawless execution, the ARC is worth every dollar.

Coming from a WAVE the ARC is an upgrade. However it takes a bit to appreciate it. Differences: everything except the pliers is unfolded. All easily accessed. The blade.. like all Leatherman blades comes extremely sharp. But this one holds longer. As the blade material is harder, which means it takes a bit more work to bring back to original. Light tuning that I used was a 400-1000-1500-4500grit stones and the blade is perfect again. All other tools work as they should. I do miss the serrated blade for thick rope and cord. However the single blade when sharp out performs the serrated. The magnetic close and light flip open action of the pliers is amazing, also takes a bit to get used to but is sturdy. It's an investment for sure. But the pocket clip takes away from having to have a belt sheath which I love because I can clip it on my harness. Which for anyone who spends alot of time in a harness will appreciate. Worth the money

The Leatherman ARC sets a new standard for multi-tools. The FREE tech makes opening tools buttery smooth, and the MagnaCut blade is razor-sharp and holds its edge incredibly well. All 20 tools feel solid and well thought out. Perfect for EDC, outdoors, and serious tasks. Worth every penny.

This tool is easy to use and operate. It’s stood up to the test of daily tough jobs. The magnetic closure opens easily but holds it shut when you’re not using the pliers. With a bit kit and a ratchet driver, I’ve rarely had to go grab another tool. It fits well in my favorite EDC cases, and I haven’t even considered looking for a better tool. I always buy Leatherman, and this one was built as if someone had picked all my favorite aspects from each piece in my collection and put them into a single multitool. You pay extra, but won’t be disappointed with the accessibility, utility, versatility, and durability of the Arc. It’s highly recommended to have a bit kit and ratchet driver, or at least a bit extender.

Had the surge. Had the P4. Love them both. Since I've gotten this, I haven't carried anything else. It's just good. It does what you'd expect. The surge is now in my wife's car, and the P4 was given to my nephew. They all come in handy. Is it expensive? Yes. Would I have ever justified spending that on a stupid multi tool? Hell no. Once I started carrying one everyday, that all changed. If you're going to have it on you every, or most days, you will get your money's worth. Great warranty, quality, and it just works. If you aren't someone who will use a multi tool often or anything like that, probably not worth it. Get the wave+ or surge instead. But if you want the best, and you'll use it, this is the one.

I’m a Leatherman Nutcase, own most of their multitools and even some knives, this is an exceptional tool … but pricey obviously. Wear every weekend, quite versatile, great knife, performs well (pliers). Can use many of the everyday tools one handed. It’s “all” there, quite hefty.

Torx 6 takes off the belt clip. Ironic that the tool doesn't have that bit in the kit. Now onto the tool. Super well made. I love the one hand opening and closing. The thums roll opening bits is a major plus too. All the tools can be accessed with the tool closed. I wish it had the serrated blade but i can live without it. Blade is sharp as sin.