October 3rd, 2019
4minute read
For many, the word Leatherman has become the standard in multi-tools.
According to Leatherman, this is the first multi-tool to combine these two features.
Spoiler alert after testing one of these out, its now part of my permanent EDC.
The OHT has diagrams on the outside of the handles that show the tools located within.
Even as a female with smaller hands, I had zero issue using all of the tools effectively.
There are two blades on the OHT a straight blade and a serrated one.
The strap cutter easily handles seat belts, canvas and other fabrics.
The OHT is designed for one-handed operation, and Kit had no trouble using it — despite her petite hands.
It is a specialized tool for specialized needs.
While its one of the larger multi-tools on the market, that doesnt translate to bigger blades.
In fact, the two knives on the OHT are smaller than youd expect only 2.37.
The OHT has a lock that prevents the pliers from sliding out unintentionally.
As mentioned earlier, there are 16 tools on the OHT.
The last relative downside to the OHT is the lack of a clip or attachment feature.
Your choices for carrying are either using the included sheath on your belt or putting it in a pocket.
While the two blades are well made, they are a bit smaller than you would expect on a multi-tool like this.
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Overall, the OHT is a solid addition to the Leatherman line up.
It won me over!
The OHT has several first responder tools, such as this seat belt cutter and oxygen bottle wrench.
