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Still carrying mine. Years later.

I’ve had nearly EVERY Leatherman-mostly giving them away to family members or friends when they no longer match my habits. The ones I have left: Leatherman kick Bear claw sportsman Gerber crucial Minimalist me Some that I regret giving away: The surge The supertool 300

Brown and green look like shit in forest

I appreciate the video. I just bought one. Nice to know about the wear and tear.

Good review. Thanks.

Five ounces that's good for the tool load with locking tools and I think this and the Blast are underappreciated. I mean I think the Skeletool is five ounces!, and the only tools are screwdrivers! They once made a knifeless version of the Fuse with a file where knife is usually. I carry a knife so I like the idea of that version and the knifeless Rebar they still sell but it's heavier. I like this model, the Fuse. Weight and bulk matter to a lot of us and a good tool load with you beats a better one left in your vehicle or shop or home. Bigger isn't always better and small can be beautiful.

I carry one at all times along with a scheffield plastic utility knife. I ad a Syderco Endura if I need a weapon.

Good to the point review.

If gerber does one thing right, it’s scissors. Even their cheap tools come with some good scissors.

You forgot to mention the ruler! It’s actually not completely useless Great video!

I received one as a safety award when working electrical 15? years ago. Good quality but have barely used it and thinking of gifting it to a friend.

I find myself carrying the Rambler the most if I'm not going to work, great and lightweight

can you make the handle more flat and shorter and maybe even shorten the blade and make little cardboard sheath to make it small enough to fit in the pocket?

try to research more before doing review... you mentioned Carbon Steel 12C27N... btw, 12C27N is Sandvik STAINLESS STEEL.... Carbon Steel examples are 1075,1095, 440, etc... do research more on this...

Simple fix for rusting boil some apple cider vinegar or plain vinegar dip in vinegar for an hour and every once in awhile repeat no rust;)

For me the bottle opener is a lot more useful then scissors would be. This would be the perfect multi-tool IMO if one could get it in black but keep the bottle opener as opposed to the seatbelt cutter that the black version uses.

Saweet Moto!

Can it be closed?

Just got a used one of eBay for 15 bucks total. My fiance got it for my birthday. I gave it some tlc and it's a great little piece.

Eating fingernails???

I got one of theese for 10 bucks at a yardsale it was practically bran new i didnt hagle with th asking price i snatched it up great tool

Keep up the great work. All the best and good luck with growing your channel! Have you ever looked into using promosm!?? You could use it to promote your videos.

Yes it is the best! I was doing a little bit of drywall work and on another utility knife the blade slipped out and the Sheffield stood strong

loved using my little flat blade to cut tape on boxes.... until i lost my Leatherman last week☹

These things are so subjective...I never use the scissors on any of my multi tools but I use the bottle opener all the time! (Burp!)

Ahhhh ya

Now, they only officially produce them in red. :( I have one... In red, of course. Weighs exactly 30 grams.

As long as you keep the knife dry . And wipe it . It should be fun and leave the patina on because it protects the steel . If you look after it it will in turn look after you.

Hey Tactipants, did you know that Leatherman released a Removable Bit Driver kit that actually came out in late 2004 only a few months after the Leatherman released at the time three new multitool models which were meant to replace the PST II, these new Leatherman multitool models where - Kick, Fuse, and the Blast. This removable bit kit is essential for you to get since you have the Leatherman fuse, because the bit driver fits on the end of the Philips screwdriver on your Leatherman fuse and allows you to then use any of Leathemans removable bits. I was lucky enough back in 2005 to get the more uncommon Leatherman Fuse in safety orange color that came with the LED Lenser H5 Headlamp from an L.L. Bean store(overpaid) - sport.woot.com/offers/leatherman-fuse-tool-led-lenser-headlamp . I was also lucky enough to see/buy from that same L.L.Bean store this Removable Bit Driver kit. The Leatherman Fuse in safety orange is awesome, but the LED Lenser H5 headlamp was ridiculously heavy(massive battery pack) clunky, and had a very low 25-lumen output. Here are a few links to this awesome Leatherman removable bit driver - www.amazon.com/Leatherman-931012-Black-Silver-Driver/dp/B000PS4XQY/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=leatherman+Removable+Bit+Driver&qid=1600099581&sr=8-1 - Watch is video about the leatherman bit kit I'm talking about - ruclips.net/video/Hpa6CPypTFk/видео.html

Thanks for the review. I'm going to start looking for one!

Thanks man never even knew half the stuff in this video and I’ve had mine for a while. I never knew about these things because it was really stiff to open the pliers so I was afraid of damaging it. Thanks!!

I had one but I lost it a couple years ago when I moved but I swear I brought it with me. I might buy another one though.

My initial reactions after two days of ownership are that the tool is heavier than expected; pliers are very stiff to open, even after lubrication; locking, thick, one handed opening and locking blade works well; locking screwdrivers work well but shanks are too short; and the upside down carabiner is weird but acts as part of the frame when using the other tools. Belt clip works well. All in all not bad for a cheap multitool.

Can opener?

It’s not a perfect knife. The one thing I quite dislike about it is the lack of a ricasso. While it might seem like a pretty petty thing to get upset over, it means that when you sharpen this knife, you but up against the handle material with your stones, and you can’t get that region of the blade sharp. 12CN27 is a stainless steel. Mora uses C100 in its carbon steel (non stainless) knives. Despite its drawbacks, it is a FANTASTIC knife and I love owning it. I don’t think that any other knife can beat the value for the price.

I've had my fuse for probably 10 years now. I love the knife blade INSIDE. I might be the only one who doesn't like the knife outside

How do you change the blade

Great Review Very Detailed. 👍

Got one coming in the mail. Cost me around $16 without tax and shipping at blade hq

I watched 5 seconds of this review... and it was all cringe

It's my favourite Mora out of the several I own. I batoned a load of fatwood with it today. Cleaned all the resin off it. then carved a spoon with it this evening. It's also cheap enough it's not going to be a big deal if I manage to break it.

I cut the extra Tab off my sheath. I'm never going to clip the Knives together and I didn't like the extra piece sticking out. Otherwise I love this combination.

use gloves

When you decide to replace that one for an unruined one, PLEASE PLEASE look up how to sharpen a scandi grind blade properly. The original bevel is the way it should be, not with the secondary bevel you ground into it. Regular knife sharpeners are NOT to be used, as they have the wrong angle. Use a stone or sandpaper. Ruining the cutting edge bevel like that has reduced your knife's sharpness, and diminished the knife's ability to be RAZOR sharp.

Does it rust hard?

Привет, а сколько длина ножа и толщина в обухе?

I have one myself and plan to post my own review. It's overall a pretty decent knife. I find that the "VG-10" on Camillus blades performs above AUS-8 but below Spyderco's VG-10, which is actually the softest VG-10 being used on knives right now. I'd say the steel is actually CR-10 which used to be called "VG-10 Cobalt", which is a Chinese version. Decent stuff overall, solid knife if found for $30 or less but, at $45+ it's harder to justify. Just my thoughts!

Best tactical shooting video known to man and 3rd best overall video on the internet!

I have a black one with a rescue blade instead of a carbine. my favorite edc!

I had three of the Gerber Crucial. The first one went back to the store where I purchsed it after one week due to the liner lock jamming the blade open and even using pliers to depress the lock, we were unable to get the blade closed. So, as a saftey hazard, it was exchanged for another one. About a week after that, the second one had the same issue. This time the store would neither exchange, nor refund it because every one they sold had been returned for the same reason. So, I contacted Gerber and sent them the multitool. They sent me a new Crucial. This one went in the trash. Here's why: They had tightened the bolts so snug that we were only able to open and close the pliers by using a set of vise-grips on each handle. The nut/bolt stripped each wrench used to try to loosen it. We lubricated the mechanism and forced the pliers open and closed one hundred times in an effort to wear it down enough to make opening and closing the tool easier. That didn't work. So, finally we tossed it in the trash.