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The Leatherman Charge + TTi Multi-tool is an 19-in-1 multi-tasker with all locking features, outside-accessible tools that can be opened and locked with just one hand, and a Titanium handle scales. The Charge Plus TTi is loaded with Leatherman's most-requested tools and crafted from premium materials. Every tool on the Charge Plus TTi is built for any job - large or small. The strong, corrosion-resistant blade is made of S30V steel, the wire cutters are durable and replaceable, and the robust scissors cut through virtually anything.
The Leatherman Charge Plus TTi comes with a sturdy ballistic nylon belt sheath with extra pockets crafted to fit a Bit Kit, Bit Extender and small flashlight or pen. The pouch has a high-grade metal rivet snap closure. Elastic sides and reinforced stitching assure your Charge + TTi will fit snuggly and securely into this sheath.
Engraving: Up to 10 characters can be laser engraved on the handle on either one or both sides of the Leatherman Charge Plus TTi.
Leatherman Charge Plus TTi Tools:
- Needlenose Pliers
- Regular Pliers
- Premium Replaceable Wire Cutters
- Premium Replaceable Hard-Wire Cutters
- Crimper
- Wire Stripper
- S30V Knife
- 420HC Serrated Knife
- Saw
- Spring-action Scissors
- Cutting Hook
- Ruler (8 in / 19 cm)
- Can Opener
- Bottle Opener
- Wood/Metal File
- Diamond-coated File
- Large Bit Driver
- Small Bit Driver
- Medium Screwdriver
- Replaceable Pocket Clip & Quick-release Lanyard Ring
Included Bits:
- Square Driver #1 & #2
- Eyeglass Screwdriver
- Hex 5/32 & 9/64"
- Hex 1/8 & 7/64"
- Hex 3/32 & 5/64"
- Hex 1/16 & 0.050"
- Phillips #1-2 & 3/16" Screwdriver
- Screwdriver 1/8" & Torx #15
Weight: 8.2 ounces / 232 grams
Length (Closed): 4 inches / 10 cm
Primary Blade Length: 2.9 inches / 7.37 cm
Materials: Stainless Steel (optimum grade hardness for each tool/blade) with Titanium Handle ScalesThe Charge Plus TTi is an upgrade to the original Charge TTi, adding replaceable wire cutters.
Find the best Leatherman Multi-Tool for the task – whether it’s around the house, on the job site, or in the great outdoors.
Made in the USA • Boxed • 25 Year Warranty
- MHMichael H.12 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsEverything you need in a Multi Tool!
Features
Comparing this with the newer Arc, the main difference in the tool set is that the TTi has a serrated blade included whereas Arc does not. The reason for this is that Arc uses one of the main tool slots for larger scissors compared to the smaller ones on the TTi that are located as a secondary tool.
Ergonomics
TTi is shorter but a little thicker than the Arc. Also the secondary tools on TTi are only accessible inside the plier handles whereas the Arc gives you access outside the handles. I personally find the Arc handles a little sharp, but not uncomfortably so in plier mode. TTi handles are nicely rolled and feel much better. However, if you must have the ability to open pliers with one hand, then Arc is your choice. Comes down to personal preference.
Why TTi
The toolset is identical between regular and TTi Charge + models. For $40 more than standard, the TTi comes with Titanium scales, S30V knife blade, and a partial bit kit. Relatively speaking the "upgrades" are the better deal for the $40 up-charge but if none of those matter to you, the $40 saved is $40 made!
- HHHassan H.9 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsMulti tool
Pleased with item but the sheath should have been leather
- RCRaymond C.1 year agoRated 5 out of 5 starsI think it works grate
I think it works grate best investment I've ever made
- SSergey1 year agoRated 5 out of 5 stars5 Stars
Great 👍
- DLDennis L.2 years agoRated 5 out of 5 starsMy son is taking me
My son is taking me to Alaska for fishing in June, so I bought one apiece, it's heavy but I love it
- MHMichael H.12 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsEverything you need in a Multi Tool!
Features
Comparing this with the newer Arc, the main difference in the tool set is that the TTi has a serrated blade included whereas Arc does not. The reason for this is that Arc uses one of the main tool slots for larger scissors compared to the smaller ones on the TTi that are located as a secondary tool.
Ergonomics
TTi is shorter but a little thicker than the Arc. Also the secondary tools on TTi are only accessible inside the plier handles whereas the Arc gives you access outside the handles. I personally find the Arc handles a little sharp, but not uncomfortably so in plier mode. TTi handles are nicely rolled and feel much better. However, if you must have the ability to open pliers with one hand, then Arc is your choice. Comes down to personal preference.
Why TTi
The toolset is identical between regular and TTi Charge + models. For $40 more than standard, the TTi comes with Titanium scales, S30V knife blade, and a partial bit kit. Relatively speaking the "upgrades" are the better deal for the $40 up-charge but if none of those matter to you, the $40 saved is $40 made!
- HHHassan H.9 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsMulti tool
Pleased with item but the sheath should have been leather
- RCRaymond C.1 year agoRated 5 out of 5 starsI think it works grate
I think it works grate best investment I've ever made
- SSergey1 year agoRated 5 out of 5 stars5 Stars
Great 👍
- DLDennis L.2 years agoRated 5 out of 5 starsMy son is taking me
My son is taking me to Alaska for fishing in June, so I bought one apiece, it's heavy but I love it
