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Leatherman Tread Multi-Tool Bracelet
Keep the functionality of a Leatherman tool with you anytime and anywhere, right on your wrist, with the Leatherman® Tread™ Multi-Tool Bracelet. This convenient, 25-in-1 multi-tool packs multiple tools in tough, corrosion resistant 17-4 stainless steel bracelet links, putting usable tools like Allen wrenches, screwdrivers, and box wrenches at your disposal in a moment's notice. Versatile design adjusts up to 1/4" to accommodate any wrist size. Fully customizable design allows you to pick the links you need most to wear, giving you a bracelet that's as functional as it is stylish. Backed by Leatherman's 25-year warranty. Weight: 5.3 oz. Manufacturer model #: 832019.
Rated 4 out of
5 by
DB52 from
the man toolit great
Date published: 2017-07-22
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Beartoe58 from
Leatherman wearable toolThe wife and grandkids got me this for Father's Day and I love it!A bit clumsy to use but the cool factor outweighs that. I've gotten a bunch of compliments on the appearance and then when you explain that it's a wearable toolbox everyone wants you to take it off so they can check it out. Get one you'll love it too.
Date published: 2017-07-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
JulieandRichard from
Best present everMy husband loves his tread and uses it all the time. Lots of compliments about how stylish and manly it is too.
Date published: 2017-02-09
Rated 3 out of
5 by
xr6rider from
Looks Cool, butAfter seeing one of these I thought it would be pretty cool.
It is adjustable in size. However, the links are pretty big. On me, it is either pretty tight or pretty loose. Tight is not comfortable and loose it not comfortable.
I tried to return it. My wife lost the receipt so that messed up the return.
Might wear it a little but not that comfortable for me.
Maybe it will be better for you.
Date published: 2016-09-27
Rated 5 out of
5 by
pmz1981 from
Leatherman treadWhen I first saw this I knew I had to have it. Not really practical as a tool, just a cool piece of "man jewelry" that people will ask you about.
Date published: 2016-02-02
Rated 5 out of
5 by
FrankPuertoRico from
ExcellentThe Leatherman® Tread™ Stainless Steel Bracelet is fantastic.
Date published: 2016-02-02
Rated 4 out of
5 by
dbfirefighter from
Interesting JewelryThis was a Christmas gift and I think it is really cool. Now sure it will replace my Leatherman tool I have been carrying for 15 years. I have not used the tools on it yet. I am wearing it in replacement of my survival bracelet. I like the style and it seems to be a cool conversation piece.
Date published: 2016-01-01
Rated 2 out of
5 by
000Buck from
A Few DrawbacksI got my black-finish Tread a few weeks ago after it had been on backorder for over a month. It is definitely a beautiful and well-made piece, but it has several shortcomings you might wish to consider.
1. It's a complex solution to a simple problem.
We've all heard the story about how Leatherman created the Tread after its president was denied entrance to Disneyland with his Skeletool. While admittedly creative and innovative, the Tread has less capability than a Wave, Juice, or Rev. I wish Leatherman would take an existing pliers-based multi-tool and produce a version that lets you swap out the knife blade (e.g., using the Surge's "blade exchanger") or remove it altogether (like the Leap). Pliers-based multi-tools are what Leatherman does best, and a knifeless version would be a more economical and more capable alternative to the Tread.
2. It's exposed to the elements.
You might be used to carrying your Leatherman multi-tool in a sheath, pocket, or backpack, where it is protected from the elements. On your wrist, however, the Tread is exposed to whatever your hands are doing. If your hands are in dirt, mud, blood, or salt water, so is your Tread. The black "diamond-like" finish looks beautiful when new, but how will it look after you wear it rock-climbing or working under the hood of your car or truck? Remember the finish is not covered under Leatherman's warranty.
3. It's *NOT* adjustable to 1/4 inch.
Adjusting the size of the Tread requires removing links, and the smallest link is 1/4 inch in length. In addition to removing the link, however, you have to remove the two brackets that attach the link to the rest of the bracelet. So removing the 1/4 inch link actually reduces the overall circumference of the bracelet by 3/4 of an inch. In my case, removing the smallest link made the bracelet a little too tight, and replacing it added 3/4 inch to the circumference. So I had to choose between marks on my wrist or having 6 ounces of steel slide up and down my arm every time I moved it. Leatherman should include two or three sets of longer brackets for finer wrist adjustments.
4. It's the best choice on relatively rare occasions.
I keep a Surge in my truck, a Juice in my backpack, and a Rebar on my belt or a Rev in my pocket. These give me better alternatives to the Tread except when I'm in a "multi-tool-free zone," which in my case is less than 1% of the time. A wristful of tiny tools is better than nothing but not better than a conventional multi-tool (unless, of course, you have an immediate need for a SIM card pick or oxygen wrench).
The Tread is an interesting new idea, and I look forward to seeing how it will fare as the newest member of Leatherman's lineup of practical, capable multi-tools. In my case, I opted to return it and rely on my existing Leatherman collection for my multi-tool needs. Your mileage, of course, may vary.
