Charge's pliers have been redesigned to handle 133% more squeezing load.
Charge's locks are 50% stronger than Leatherman's original tools.
Bronze bushings make the interior tools smooth and quick to open. selection to fit any activity and the Charge sheath allows you to carry the additional bits anywhere you go.
The TTi clip-point blade is crafted from S30V stainless steel, which offers an optimal combination of edge retention, flexibility and hardness. The handle is made from ultra-light, super-strong titanium.
The Leatherman Charge TTi packs a knife blade with one of the longest and strongest cutting edges of any multi-tool on the market today.
The Charge TTi and ALX are the first multitools with a cutting hook that slices through seat belts and linoleum just as easily as leather or canvas

When it comes to multitools, there's one brand that stands out from the rest: Leatherman. The name is synonymous with quality and innovation, and each successive generation of Leatherman tools improves upon the last. Sticking with its tradition of pushing the design envelope, Leatherman introduces the Charge TTi, a high-end, ultra-compact multitool featuring titanium handles. If you're looking to carry the best of what Leatherman has to offer, the TTi is for you.

The Charge Family
The Charge TTi is part of a broader line of Leatherman multitools bearing the Charge name. Originally, the Charge line consisted of the Ti and the XTi, two high-end tools whose major distinguishing characteristic was having handles made from titanium. For 2007, Leatherman has added three new members to the Charge family: the TTi, the ALX, and the AL. As you might expect, the TTi is an upgraded version of the Ti and XTi. The AL and ALX, meanwhile, come with handles made from 6061 T6 aluminum, an ultra-light and super-strong material used in aircraft construction. There are also minor variations among the tools included in each unit. We'll discuss those shortly.

Leatherman has added several key design elements to all of these gorgeous new Charge tools. For instance, the knife blades are bigger and wider to give you more cutting edge. The pliers can withstand 133% higher squeezing load than Leatherman's original tools, enabling a tighter hold for tough jobs. You'll never have to worry about the Charge coming unhinged, either, thanks to a 50% increase in lock strength. Multiple bit drivers also are a standard feature, and each tool has bronze bushings at the hinges to make opening components a snap.

Titanium vs. Aluminum
You may be asking whether you want to buy titanium or aluminum. Although both offer superior durability and strength, titanium has an edge in both departments. Titanium is also slightly lighter than aluminum, so it would be a good choice if weight is a major concern. However, titanium also costs more, which is something to factor in if saving .2 ounces doesn't matter.

The Charge TTi
The TTi supplants the XTi as Leatherman's top-of-the-line multitool. Not only is the TTi .10 ounces lighter than the XTi, but it also packs an S30V stainless steel knife that delivers an optimal combination of edge retention, flexibility, and hardness. This is an upgrade from the XTi's 154CM steel knife, which previously was the highest grade knife you could get from Leatherman (incidentally, Leatherman outfitted the Charge ALX and AL come with 154CM blades, an upgrade from the standard 420 series knife). The TTi also has a crimper and a cutting hook. The crimper is an ideal accessory for anyone working with electrical wires or metals, while the hook is a fantastic addition for those who need to be ready for emergency situations.

The TTi combines the features of the ALX and the AL into a single package (There is one small exception: the ALX is the only Charge to have two large bit drivers.). For example, if you're looking at the ALX or the AL you'll have to choose whether you want a cutting hook or scissors, because neither has both (the ALX has a cutting hook while the AL has scissors). If you think you might need a cutting and scissors in the same multitool, then you should strongly consider the TTi. Full TTi specs:

• Titanium handles (exclusive to TTi)
• Needlenose pliers
• Regular pliers
• Wire cutters
• Hard-wire cutters
• S30V Clip-point knife (exclusive to TTi)
• Saw
• Serrated knife
• Wood/metal file
• Diamond-coated file
• Scissors
• Large bit driver
• Small bit driver
• 9 double-end bits
• Ruler (8 inch)
• Bottle/can opener
• Wire stripper
• fixed lanyard ring
• Quick-release lanyard ring
• Removable pocket clip

All three Charge iterations come with a premium leather or nylon sheath. Both versions will carry the tools in their open or closed position and two side pockets hold your extra necessities—even a mini-flashlight. An inside back pocket holds Charge's included bits and has room for a full Bit Kit (sold separately) giving you up to 42 bits to choose from. Don't want to wear a sheath? Then clip your Charge to your jacket, backpack or car's visor with the removable pocket clip. Or, choose the quick-release lanyard ring. With it, you're able to safely keep the tool on any lanyard and detach it quickly when you need it.

What's in the Box
Leatherman Charge TTi multitool, nylon carrying case, 8 double ended drill and screw bits, removable pocket clip, quick-release lanyard ring

The Leatherman Story
The Leatherman phenomenon began in 1975 when founder Tim Leatherman embarked on a trip across Europe and the Middle East in a cranky Fiat. Leatherman, an engineer by training, became so fed up with breakdowns and other hassles that he fashioned a prototype of what he called a Pocket Survival Tool out of cardboard. Two years later the first PST was born in his basement, and the rest is history. Today the Leatherman company produces dozens of different multitools, knives, pruners, and accessories, and is recognized across the world for its cutting edge designs and superior quality.

Charge's pliers have been redesigned to handle 133% more squeezing load.
Charge's locks are 50% stronger than Leatherman's original tools.
Bronze bushings make the interior tools smooth and quick to open. selection to fit any activity and the Charge sheath allows you to carry the additional bits anywhere you go.
The TTi clip-point blade is crafted from S30V stainless steel, which offers an optimal combination of edge retention, flexibility and hardness. The handle is made from ultra-light, super-strong titanium.
The Leatherman Charge TTi packs a knife blade with one of the longest and strongest cutting edges of any multi-tool on the market today.
The Charge TTi and ALX are the first multitools with a cutting hook that slices through seat belts and linoleum just as easily as leather or canvas

When it comes to multitools, there’s one brand that stands out from the rest: Leatherman. The name is synonymous with quality and innovation, and each successive generation of Leatherman tools improves upon the last. Sticking with its tradition of pushing the design envelope, Leatherman introduces the Charge TTi, a high-end, ultra-compact multitool featuring titanium handles. If you’re looking to carry the best of what Leatherman has to offer, the TTi is for you.

The Charge Family
The Charge TTi is part of a broader line of Leatherman multitools bearing the Charge name. Originally, the Charge line consisted of the Ti and the XTi, two high-end tools whose major distinguishing characteristic was having handles made from titanium. For 2007, Leatherman has added three new members to the Charge family: the TTi, the ALX, and the AL. As you might expect, the TTi is an upgraded version of the Ti and XTi. The AL and ALX, meanwhile, come with handles made from 6061 T6 aluminum, an ultra-light and super-strong material used in aircraft construction. There are also minor variations among the tools included in each unit. We’ll discuss those shortly.

Leatherman has added several key design elements to all of these gorgeous new Charge tools. For instance, the knife blades are bigger and wider to give you more cutting edge. The pliers can withstand 133% higher squeezing load than Leatherman’s original tools, enabling a tighter hold for tough jobs. You’ll never have to worry about the Charge coming unhinged, either, thanks to a 50% increase in lock strength. Multiple bit drivers also are a standard feature, and each tool has bronze bushings at the hinges to make opening components a snap.

Titanium vs. Aluminum
You may be asking whether you want to buy titanium or aluminum. Although both offer superior durability and strength, titanium has an edge in both departments. Titanium is also slightly lighter than aluminum, so it would be a good choice if weight is a major concern. However, titanium also costs more, which is something to factor in if saving .2 ounces doesn’t matter.

The Charge TTi
The TTi supplants the XTi as Leatherman’s top-of-the-line multitool. Not only is the TTi .10 ounces lighter than the XTi, but it also packs an S30V stainless steel knife that delivers an optimal combination of edge retention, flexibility, and hardness. This is an upgrade from the XTi’s 154CM steel knife, which previously was the highest grade knife you could get from Leatherman (incidentally, Leatherman outfitted the Charge ALX and AL come with 154CM blades, an upgrade from the standard 420 series knife). The TTi also has a crimper and a cutting hook. The crimper is an ideal accessory for anyone working with electrical wires or metals, while the hook is a fantastic addition for those who need to be ready for emergency situations.

The TTi combines the features of the ALX and the AL into a single package (There is one small exception: the ALX is the only Charge to have two large bit drivers.). For example, if you’re looking at the ALX or the AL you’l! l have to choose whether you want a cutting hook or scissors, because neither has both (the ALX has a cutting hook while the AL has scissors). If you think you might need a cutting and scissors in the same multitool, then you should strongly consider the TTi. Full TTi specs:

• Titanium handles (exclusive to TTi)
• Needlenose pliers
• Regular pliers
• Wire cutters
• Hard-wire cutters
• S30V Clip-point knife (exclusive to TTi)
• Saw
• Serrated knife
• Wood/metal file
• Diamond-coated file
• Scissors
• Large bit driver
• Small bit driver
• 9 double-end bits
• Ruler (8 inch)
• Bottle/can opener
• Wire stripper
• fixed lanyard ring
• Quick-release lanyard ring
• Removable pocket clip

All three Charge iterations come with a either a nylon or a Leather/Nylon combination premium sheath. Sheaths will carry the tools in their open or closed position. An inside back pocket holds Charge's included bits and has room for a full Bit Kit (sold separately) giving you up to 42 bits to choose from. Don't want to wear a sheath? Then clip your Charge to your jacket, backpack or car's visor with the removable pocket clip. Or, choose the quick-release lanyard ring. With it, you're able to safely keep the tool on any lanyard and detach it quickly when you need it.

What's in the Box
Leatherman Charge TTi multitool, leather/nylon combination sheath, 8 double ended drill and screw bits, removable pocket clip, quick-release lanyard ring

The Leatherman Story
The Leatherman phenomenon began in 1975 when founder Tim Leatherman embarked on a trip across Europe and the Middle East in a cranky Fiat. Leatherman, an engineer by training, became so fed up with breakdowns and other hassles that he fashioned a prototype of what he called a Pocket Survival Tool out of cardboard. Two years later the first PST was born in his basement, and the rest is history. Today the Leatherman company produces dozens of different multitools, knives, pruners, and accessories, and is recognized across the world for its cutting edge designs and superior quality.

MULTI-TOOL, CHARGE TTi & BIT KIT

The Charge TTi features a cutting hook scissors outside-accessible blades bit drivers crimpers and more. But we had to give the TTi its own claim to fame. That's where the comfort-sculpted titanium handles and the S30V stainless steel clip-point knife come in. Grab a hold of one today and you'll quickly see why the Charge models are the pinnacle of our multi-tool collection. # Length: 4 in. / 10.2 cm closed # Weight: 8.2 ounces / 232 grams # Materials: Titanium Stainless Steel Bronze Bushings S30V Stainless Steel # Phillips and flat tip eyeglasses screwdriver # Screwdriver 1/8" and Torx #15 # Phillips #1 and #2 # Hex 3/32" and 5/64" # Hex 5/32" and 9/64" # Hex 1/16" and .050 # Hex 1/8" and 7/64" # Robertson #2 and #3 # Removable Pocket Clip # Quick-release Lanyard Ring

The Leatherman Removable Pocket Clip and Quick-Release Lanyard Ring slide into the locking mechanism of New Wave, Charge Ti, and Charge XTi multi-tools. The lanyard ring is a replacement or added option for Leatherman multi-tools. These handy attachments comes with Leatherman's 25 year limited warranty.

Charge's pliers have been redesigned to handle 133% more squeezing load.
Charge locks are 50% stronger than Leatherman's original tools.
Bronze bushings make the interior tools smooth and quick to open.
Each Charge tool has multiple bit drivers, and the Charge sheath allows you to carry the additional bits anywhere you go.
The Charge ALX and TTi are the first multitools with a cutting hook that slices through seat belts and linoleum just as easily as leather or canvas

When it comes to multitools, there's one brand that stands out from the rest: Leatherman. The name is synonymous with quality and innovation, and each successive generation of Leatherman tools improves upon the last. Sticking with its tradition of pushing the design envelope, Leatherman introduces the Charge ALX, a high-end, ultra-compact multitool featuring aerospace aluminum handles. If you're looking to carry the best of what Leatherman has to offer, the ALX could be for you.

The Charge Family
The Charge ALX is part of a broader line of Leatherman multitools bearing the Charge name. Originally, the Charge line consisted of the Ti and the XTi, two high-end tools whose major distinguishing characteristic was having handles made from titanium. For 2007, Leatherman has added three new members to the Charge family: the TTi, the ALX, and the AL. As you might expect, the TTi is an upgraded version of the Ti and XTi. The AL and ALX, meanwhile, come with handles made from 6061 T6 aluminum, an ultra-light and super-strong material used in aircraft construction. There are also minor variations among the tools included in each unit. We'll discuss those shortly.

Leatherman has added several key design elements to all of these gorgeous new Charge tools. For instance, the knife blades are bigger and wider to give you more cutting edge. The pliers can withstand 133% higher squeezing load than Leatherman's original tools, enabling a tighter hold for tough jobs. You'll never have to worry about the Charge coming unhinged, either, thanks to a 50% increase in lock strength. Multiple bit drivers also are a standard feature, and each tool has bronze bushings at the hinges to make opening components a snap.

Titanium vs. Aluminum
You may be asking whether you want to buy titanium, or if you'd be better off with aluminum. Although both offer superior durability and strength, titanium has an edge in both departments. Titanium is also slightly lighter than aluminum, so it would be a good choice if weight is a major concern. However, titanium also costs more, which is something to factor in if saving .2 ounces doesn't matter.

The Charge ALX
In the Charge food chain, the ALX ranks a tiny notch below the TTi. One reason for this is the TTi's S30V stainless steel knife, which the best blade Leatherman offers. The ALX's blade is made from 154CM stainless steel, a slightly less sophisticated grade of steel (note: 154CM was Leatherman's premium choice until S30V came along). Although most users won't notice much of difference, the S30V might offer better performance over the long haul. The other reason is the TTi's titanium handles. They make a small difference in terms of weight - the TTi weighs 8.2 ounces and the aluminum ALX weighs 8.3 ounces - and they're also stronger.

Like the TTi, the ALX has a crimper and a cutting hook. The crimper is an ideal accessory for anyone working with electrical wires or metals, while the hook is a fantastic addition for those who need to be ready for emergency situations. What the ALX has that the TTi doesn't is two large drill bit drivers (the TTi has only one), so the ALX would be a good choice if your screw driving needs go above and beyond the norm.

If you're looking at the ALX you're probably looking at the AL, too. The AL is very similar to the ALX but it has scissors instead of a cutting hook. The AL also lacks a crimper and is the heaviest of the three at 8.4 ounces.

To sum up, the ALX is definitely a good choice for demanding users who don't feel like they need titanium. Hunters, public safety professionals and military personnel will love it. Full product specs:

• Hard-anodized aluminum handles
• Needlenose pliers
• Regular pliers
• Wire cutters
• Hard-wire cutters
• Clip-point knife
• Serrated knife
• Saw
• Wood/metal file
• Diamond-coated file
• 2 large bit drivers
• Small bit driver
• 9 double-end bits
• Ruler (8 inch)
• Bottle/can opener
• wire stripper
• fixed lanyard ring
• Quick-release lanyard ring
• Removable pocket clip

Leather or Nylon Carrying Case
All three Charge iterations come with a premium leather or nylon sheath. Both versions will carry the tools in their open or closed position and two side pockets hold your extra necessities—even a mini-flashlight. An inside back pocket holds Charge's included bits and has room for a full Bit Kit (sold separately) giving you up to 42 bits to choose from. Don't want to wear a sheath? Then clip your Charge to your jacket, backpack or car's visor with the removable pocket clip. Or, choose the quick-release lanyard ring. With it, you're able to safely keep the tool on any lanyard and detach it quickly when you need it.

What's in the Box
Leatherman Charge ALX multitool, leather carrying case, 9 drill bits, removable pocket clip, quick-release lanyard ring, gift tin

The Leatherman Story
The Leatherman phenomenon began in 1975 when founder Tim Leatherman embarked on a trip across Europe and the Middle East in a cranky Fiat. Leatherman, an engineer by training, became so fed up with breakdowns and other hassles that he fashioned a prototype of what he called a Pocket Survival Tool out of cardboard. Two years later the first PST was born in his basement, and the rest is history. Today the Leatherman company produces dozens of different multitools, knives, pruners, and accessories, and is recognized across the world for its cutting edge designs and superior quality.

Leatherman Charge Titanium Multi - Tool, built for the belts of the world's handiest individuals. Put one of these in the palm of your hand and see what you can't solve. Odds are, not much. With its clip-point and serrated blades, pliers, cutters, strippers and a whole bunch of included bits, you've got the ultimate problem solver on-call at all times. Check out what's inside: S30V stainless steel clip point blade (3" long); 420HC serrated knife with cutting hook; Needlenose pliers; Regular pliers; Wire cutters; Hard-wire cutters; Wire stripper; Wire crimper; Large screwdriver; Large bit driver; Small bit driver; Scissors; Wood / metal file; Diamond-coated file; Saw; Bottle opener; Can opener; 8"/19 cm ruler; INCLUDED BITS: Phillips and flat tip eyeglass bit; hex 5/32", 1/16" and 1/2"; square driver #2 and #2; screwdriver 1/8" and 3/16"; Torx #15; Phillips #1-2. Features: Stainless steel with premium titanium handle scales; Stainless steel body; Outside-accessible blades for one-hand opening; All locking blades and tools; Fixed lanyard ring; Quick-release lanyard ring; Removable pocket clip; Sheath included. 25-year warranty. 4" long closed. Weighs 8 ozs. Order yours today! WARNING: You must be 18 or older to purchase Cutlery. Cutlery cannot be shipped to Marin, Napa, Ventura and Yolo counties, CA; D.C.; MA or Puerto Rico. Please check your State, County and City laws for restrictions before ordering Cutlery. Leatherman Charge Titanium Multi-Tool

Leatherman Tool Group Charge TTi Multi-Tool with Premium Nylon Sheath 830667 Networking Hand Tools