When it comes to card type tools I usually look the other way, as most are cheap junk.  Not so with the AXEM 4.0 from Steel Life.

Adding to the Keychain Gerber list is the Splice which features scissors, as opposed to its sister tool, the Vise which has pliers.

Back in the mid to late 90's a company called Swiss*Tech was making some very cool stuff- tools like this one, the Screwball.

Did you know there were two versions of Leatherman's Surge model?  This is the original, introduced in 2005 and produced until it was updated in 2013.

When people ask me what is the best, toughest tool on the market, the that beats all others, the one tool I would want on a deserted island for the rest of my life, there's only one answer- the Victorinox SwissTool, like this well used RS version.

The Gerber Mini Suspension comes in two versions- the P (for pliers) and the S for the scissor based version.

One of the most popular multitools of all time is unquestionably the ST-1 from Schrade.

Based on the Gerber Suspension, the Resolve is one of several different variants that were available.

When it comes to Leatherman Charge models, the Costco Exclusive SLV is one of the great collectibles.

At one time the Champion was aptly named, because it was the biggest Swiss Army Knife you could get- it was the Gold Standard!