Octane Multi Plier - Red

Our patented one-hand opening design makes the Octane a quick starter, while the sleek form and function ensure it's a top performer. It's light enough to carry in your pocket, but surprising enough to reveal a multitude of 9 additional components to the sturdy pliers.

$52

Item # 31-000441

Overall Length: 5.5"
Closed Length: 4"
Weight: 5 oz
Opening Style: One-hand opening
Components: 9
Stainless Steel - Satin Finish

Features

One-hand opening pliers
Compact, lightweight design
New retail package opener component
Pocket clip for easy carry
Available in Grey or Red

Reviews Press

1 Contractor Mike - DEC 26, 2012

Worst multi-tool ever! Blade stop is 2mm of aluminum. Broke when cutting electrical tape. Warranties 2 and 2nd one broke within a week. Don't get one!

1 Your Title Ken - NOV 19, 2012

Worst knife I have ever bought, just like an earlier reviewer said, the blade stop is a horrible design and broke when little pressure is applied, the aluminum is very cheap, would not buy again, if it used quality materials it wouldn't be so terrible.

4 Maintenance tech - comms Andrew - JUN 17, 2012

Rapid purchase due to leaving leatherman wave at home. Superised at design and function. Easy one handed operation of pliers open and closing as well as knife. Other functions need two hands. The single hand use is the main feature I was after.
Upside- single handed operation, light and slimline to clip to inner pocket, cable-tie cutter. Downside-screwdrivers not central ro handle when closed, could do with crimp function at rear of side cutter blade, plastic components on plier locks.
Overall value for money.

3 Maintenance tech 3 Jason - APR 6, 2012

I also found the knife fold backward with little pressure.
The slim design made it fit in my pocket well, but the pliers would slide open while walking and then jab me in the leg

1 Engineer Chuck - FEB 1, 2012

Disappointed. The design of the stop for the blade when it is open relies on the red plate that says "Octane" to stop it. I have had two of these knives (2nd was a replacement for the 1st one) fold backwards when I was cutting something that required a little pressure to go through. Gerber used to be a quality knife, but lately I have been disappointed with them.