Let’s go over all the tool on the Sidekick. It has a saw blade instead of scissors and adds in a second serrated blade in place of the box cutter. The Sidekick looks like it was built as more of a builders tool than the general purpose Wingman. They set out to make the best entry level multi tool possible and chose the tools carefully in pursuit of this goal. Given the low price point of the Sidekick we can’t really knock Leatherman for this. It has two outside open main tools that lock open, a knife blade and a saw, but lacks any inside locking tool system or removable/replaceable parts. The Leatherman Sidekick includes 14 different tools build around a standard butterfly open plier system. Let’s explore the inner workings of the Sidekick and see how its tools hold up. What Leatherman doesn’t compromise on is their commitment to making high quality tools out of excellent materials. The included tools aren’t as large or multi function as those you’d find on Leatherman’s higher priced cousins. Like the other entry level tools Leatherman makes some compromises were made in its design. The handles have a distinct rounded shape that stands out from something like the Wave+ or Rebar. At first glance you’ll notice that it has a less symmetrical design than many other Leatherman products.
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It’s 3.8 in long and weighs 7 oz, putting it firmly in the full size category. Like the Leatherman Rev and Wingman the Sidekick was designed to be a Leatherman quality multi tool at a very affordable price.
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