Title: Not What It's Cut Out To Be
Product review: I'm not sure exactly what nitch this particular tool is supposed to fill, but I do know that, for me at least, it's just not what I was looking for. In the first place, it's advertised as a "pocket" tool, but the old LM-1 or the PST are both thinner, more comfortable to carry in a pocket, and their jaws open much wider, making them more useful for more things. Also, as has been mentioned before, the quality of workmanship that I have grown to expect from Leatherman products just isn't there. Another thing is. I DON'T LIKE the little notches at the ends of the blades meant for opening. If your nails are too short or too brittle, they will break before ever moving the blades. I've owned, used, and enjoyed, the Leatherman LM-1, the PST, the Supertool, and the Wave, all excellent tools, and I would recommend them highly anytime. The Juice series, however, just don't get the job done.
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