Best Multitools of 2026

• Weight 6.88 ounces
• Dimensions 3.8 x 1 x 2 inches
• Pieces 14

The LEATHERMAN 831426 earns the top spot with 9,800 reviews at 4.8 stars and 2,000 monthly purchases, the strongest verified demand in this entire list. At $49.95, it fits 14 tools into a 3.8x1x2-inch frame weighing 6.88 ounces, hitting a combination of tool count, carry weight and price that no other pick in the group matches. Owners consistently cite the tool-to-price ratio and the brand's precision fit and finish as the reasons they keep returning to this model.

Best for: Daily carry users who want a full-featured 14-tool plier multitool at under $50

Bottom line: The most popular and best-reviewed multitool in this list, with a price and spec combination that earns its top rank decisively.

• Length 3.6 Inches
• Weight 3.36 ounces
• Pieces 1

The Victorinox 1.3713.3 is the lightest well-reviewed option in the top picks, checking in at 3.36 ounces with a 3.6-inch closed length at $39.99. It holds 8,144 reviews at 4.8 stars, a remarkable vote of confidence for a tool this compact. For commuters, travelers and desk workers who need a capable everyday multitool rather than a full plier frame, this Victorinox is the most logical first recommendation based on specs and verified owner reviews.

Best for: Commuters, travelers and EDC users who prioritize light weight and slim carry over plier capability

Bottom line: The best lightweight carry in the top picks, well-proven by 8,144 buyers who rate it at 4.8 stars.

• Weight 168 Grams
• Dimensions 6 x 3 x 0.5 inches
• Pieces 1

The Crankbrothers 10755 is purpose-built for cyclists, measuring 6x3x0.5 inches and 168 grams at $27.41, with 7,937 reviews at 4.8 stars and 500 monthly purchases. The flat half-inch profile fits a jersey pocket or saddle bag without bulk, and Crankbrothers is a recognized cycling tool brand with a track record in the sport. Based on specs and verified owner reviews, this is the first multitool to reach for on a bike, not a substitute for a general-purpose tool off the saddle.

Best for: Cyclists who want a dedicated trail or roadside multitool from a recognized cycling brand

Bottom line: The top bike multitool pick with a flat cycling-ready profile and 7,937 reviews at 4.8 stars to back it.

• Weight 5.6 ounces
• Dimensions 4 x 2 x 1 inches
• Pieces 7

The LEATHERMAN 830845 fits 7 tools into a 4x2x1-inch body at 5.6 ounces and $89.95, occupying the compact premium tier. With 5,664 reviews at 4.8 stars and 500 monthly purchases, it holds its own against lighter pocket tools on quality rating while offering LEATHERMAN's build standard. It costs nearly twice the LEATHERMAN 831426 but trades seven fewer tools for a noticeably smaller footprint.

Best for: Users who want LEATHERMAN build quality in a compact form factor and are willing to trade tool count for size

Bottom line: A justified premium step-up when the compact form factor matters more than maximizing tool count.

• Weight 0.42 Kilograms
• Pieces 1

The Fathers Knife01 at $18.99 moves 5,000 units per month, the highest monthly purchase rate among all 13 picks in this list. It holds 3,600 reviews at 4.8 stars at that demand level. The published weight is 0.42 kilograms, which is heavier than most slim pocket options, suggesting a physically substantial build. The spec sheet is limited beyond weight, so the individual tool set is not confirmed from listing data, and strong gifting demand clearly contributes to its volume.

Best for: Budget buyers and gift shoppers who want the most purchased 4.8-star multitool under $20

Bottom line: The highest monthly sales rate in the list makes this the crowd-favorite at the budget price point, despite limited published specs.

• Length 3.6 Inches
• Weight 100 Grams
• Dimensions 3.6 x 1 x 0.8 inches
• Pieces 1

The Victorinox 1.4713 is the smallest-footprint pocket multitool in the top picks, measuring 3.6x1x0.8 inches and just 100 grams at $41.60. Its 4.8-star rating comes from 3,353 verified reviews. At 0.8 inches thick, it slips into a front pocket without a noticeable profile, and at 100 grams it is lighter than most full-size plier tools by a factor of three or more. Owners who prioritize carry comfort above all other specs consistently land on this Victorinox model.

Best for: Minimalists and frequent travelers who want the smallest possible multitool profile for daily carry

Bottom line: The slimmest and lightest top-rated pick in the list, best for anyone who needs a multitool to disappear in a pocket.

• Pieces 1

The BIIB LP0020-BK-SET leads the budget tier with 8,789 reviews at 4.7 stars, the highest review count among any sub-$20 option in the list, at just $15.99. Six hundred buyers per month choose it, a steady demand signal for a price-entry multitool. Published specs are limited to piece count with no material or dimension data, so buyers should set expectations accordingly at this price, but the review volume confirms real buyer satisfaction.

Best for: First-time multitool buyers and gift shoppers who want strong verified ratings at the lowest confirmed price

Bottom line: The most reviewed sub-$20 pick in this list, with a 4.7-star rating that makes it a safe budget starting point.

• Weight 454 Grams
• Pieces 1

The MOSSY _SML reaches 8,400 reviews at 4.7 stars at $23.77, placing it just above the budget floor with near-equivalent review volume to the BIIB LP0020-BK-SET. At 454 grams, it is one of the heavier picks in the list, which suggests a more physically substantial build rather than a keychain-sized tool. Six hundred purchases per month confirm steady demand. Published specs are limited to weight, so individual tool functions are not detailed from listing data.

Best for: Buyers who want a well-reviewed multitool under $25 and plan to belt-carry or bag-carry rather than pocket-carry

Bottom line: Strong review count and consistent demand at a mid-budget price, with a weight that favors belt carry over pocket carry.

• Weight 0.5 Pounds
• Pieces 1

The Gerber 30-001343 is the top Gerber option in this list, holding 7,900 reviews at 4.7 stars and 1,000 monthly purchases at $54.62. Weighing 0.5 pounds, it sits in a moderate weight class between ultralight pocket tools and heavier full-frame units. Gerber's presence in outdoor and military markets means this tool shows up in camp bags, service vehicles and work vests, and the 1,000 monthly purchases confirm it is still actively chosen at this price.

Best for: Outdoors users and Gerber loyalists who want a mid-price field multitool backed by 7,900 verified reviews

Bottom line: A strong mid-range pick for Gerber's established buyer base, with 1,000 monthly purchases confirming it still earns its place at this price.

• Weight 0.04 Pounds
• Pieces 1

The Gerber 30-001501NA at $7.50 is a category outlier on two axes: it weighs just 0.04 pounds (roughly 18 grams) and costs less than any other top-13 pick. Five thousand five hundred seventy-one reviews at 4.7 stars confirm it delivers real utility at that price and weight. The spec sheet is limited beyond weight, so individual functions are not confirmed from listing data, but the sustained 400 monthly purchases at a 4.7-star average speak clearly.

Best for: Keychain carry, ultralight pack carry or anyone who needs a near-zero-weight backup multitool at minimal cost

Bottom line: No other pick in this list weighs less or costs less, and 5,571 reviews at 4.7 stars confirm it still earns every one of those stars.

• Weight 7.83 Ounces
• Pieces 1

This camping-themed multitool at $19.99 has built 5,300 reviews at 4.7 stars and draws 1,000 purchases per month, with demand clearly weighted toward gift occasions. At 7.83 ounces, it is a physically substantial tool rather than a keychain novelty, suggesting a grip-able build. Published specs are limited to weight, so the exact tool complement is not confirmed from listing data, but the consistent buyer rating across 5,300 reviews supports real-world utility.

Best for: Gift buyers who want a well-reviewed, physically substantial multitool at under $20

Bottom line: Strong reviews and consistent demand make this a safe gift pick, though buyers rely on the rating rather than a detailed spec sheet.

• Weight 318 Grams
• Dimensions 2 x 2 x 2 inches
• Pieces 2

The LEATHERMAN 832533 at $103.95 carries the strongest monthly demand of any premium pick in this list: 3,000 purchases per month at 4.7 stars across 4,500 reviews. It weighs 318 grams and closes to 2x2x2 inches, a compact premium form factor for LEATHERMAN's higher-end line. Two listed pieces suggest the tool ships with a supplemental component such as a sheath or bit set, though the spec sheet does not fully detail the contents.

Best for: Premium buyers who want a compact LEATHERMAN with the highest verified demand at the $100-plus tier

Bottom line: The premium pick that the most buyers choose each month, with a compact build and LEATHERMAN's well-documented track record.

• Weight 10.88 ounces
• Pieces 1

The Fathers DLL-MULTITOOL-01 at $18.98 holds 4,327 reviews at 4.7 stars and weighs 10.88 ounces, making it the heaviest pick among sub-$20 options by a significant margin. That weight signals a physically large or dense build, which appeals to buyers who want a solid, grip-able feel at a budget price. Four hundred monthly purchases is steady demand, and the 4.7-star average across 4,327 reviews is a genuine endorsement despite the limited published spec sheet.

Best for: Budget buyers who want a solid, heavy-duty feel and do not mind the extra carry weight for a sub-$20 multitool

Bottom line: Well-reviewed at a budget price with a physically substantial build, best carried on a belt or in a bag rather than a pocket.