• Hard Anodised Aluminium Handles
• Needlesnose Pliers
• Regular Pliers
• Wire Cutters
• Hard-Wire Cutters
• 154CM Slip-Point Knife
• Serrated Knife
• Saw
• Scissors
• Wood/Metal File
• Diamond-Coated File
• Large Bit Driver
• Small Bit Driver
• Large Screwdriver
• Ruler (8inch/19cm)
• Bottle/Can Opener
• Wire Stipper
• Fixed Lanyard Ring
• Quick Release Lanyard Ring
• Removable Pocket Clip
• 8 Double-End Bits

CHARGE AL

CHARGE ALX

• Hard Anodised Aluminium Handle
• Needlenose Pliers
• Regular Pliers
• Wire Cutters
• Hard-Wire Cutters
• Crimper
• 154CM Clip-Point Knife
• Serrated Knife
• Cutting Hook
• Saw
• Wood/Metal File
• Diamond-Coated File
• Two Large Bit Driver
• Small Bit Driver
• 9 Double-End Bits
• Ruler (8inch/19cm)
• Bottle/Can Opener
• Wire Stripper
• Fixed Lanyard Ring
• Quick-Release Lanyard Ring
• Removable Pocket Clip

• Titanium Handles
• Needlenose Pliers
• Regular Pliers
• Wire Cutters
• Hard Wire Cutters
• S30V Clip Point Knife
• Crimper
• Cutting Hook
• Serrated Knife
• Saw
• Scissors
• Wood/Metal File
• Diamond-Coated File
• Large Bit Driver
• Small Bit Driver
• Large Screwdriver
• Ruler (8inch/19cm)
• Bottle/Can Opener
• Wire Stripper
• Fixed Lanyard Ring
• Quick Release Lanyard Ring
• Removable Pocket Clip
• 8 Double End Bits

CHARGE TTI

COMPETITION WINNERS

'Win-A-Tool' Competition - Congratulations to the following Winners!

June 2008 - Zane McCormach - Taunton, Somerset

May 2008 - Paul Mitchell - Bridlington, East Yorkshire

April 2008 - Ashley May - Andover, Hampshire

March 2008 - Stephen Trafford - Morecambe, Lancashire

February 2008 - Unclaimed

January 2008 - Unclaimed

December 2007 - Jennifer Romano, Filey, North Yorkshire

November 2007 - Unclaimed

October 2007 - Ashley Long - Keele, Staffordshire

September 2007 - Mario Coutinho - London

August 2007 - Ross Donaldson - Edinburgh, Lothian

July 2007 - Adam Burrows - Norwich, Nofolk

June 2007 - Unclaimed

May 2007 - Unclaimed

April 2007 - Vincent Palmer - Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear

March 2007 - Christopher Huggett - Hook, Hampshire

February 2007 - William Beverly - Lancaster, Lancashire

January 2007 - Duncan Ross - Barnsley, Yorkshire

keep an eye on your email inbox to see if you are a winner!

Next month, it could be you! Click here to enter.

TOOLS ON THE TELLY!

It's amazing how many famous people carry a Leatherman. Here's a selection of TV programme's and personalities who use Leatherman products....

THE KINGDOM - FBI Agent Janet Mayes uses a Leatherman to retrieve a shell casing from a rooftop. Brian Yim Lim.

SPOOKS - Adam Carter uses a Leatherman to open the casing of a car bomb and cut the main explosive cord. Brian Yim Lim.

Top Gear - Jeremy Clarkson uses a Leatherman as a pointer at the end of a car challenge. George Cotter.

CSI: Miami - Eric Delko uses a Leatherman undewater to retrieve a shell casing. Brian Yim Lim.

NEIGHBOURS - BBC1 - Dr. Karl Kennedy uses his Wave to pull part of a broken key from a lock. Marvin Fitchett.

SPRING WATCH - BBC2 - Simon King used a Wave to break up a cow pat! Mark Evans.

SURVIVORMAN - Les Stroud uses a Wave in most episodes. Anonymous.

AIRPORT - BBC1 - A Charge and Super Tool were used simultaneously by a Fire & Rescue Officer at Heathrow Airport to prise off Wayne Knowles (an Aircraft Engineer) wedding ring that was restricting the flow of blood to his severely injured finger. Brian Yim Lim. (Wayne called us today to tell us about the incident and it turned out that the Leatherman Charge used to get the ring off his finger was actually his own! Happily Wayne's finger is now healed although he has a scar to remind him of the incident).

C.S.I - Channel 5 - Fred Dacks uses a Leatherman tool to open up an altimeter and decalibrates it from 2030ft to 30ft. Colin Dalton.

C.S.I - Channel 5 - Gil Grissom requests his Leatherman tool when he needs a phillips head screwdriver to retrieve evidence from behind a plug hole cover. Brian Yim Lim.

WILD AT HEART - ITV1 - Danny used a Leatherman to remove wire from around an eliphants foot. David W Pacey.

MYTHBUSTERS - Discovery Channel - When busting the "explodng washine machine" myth Jamie used a Leatherman Wave to modify the washing machine. Neil Mauhub.

ANIMAL HOSPITAL - BBC1 - The Wave was used to free a fox from a barbed wire fence. Darryl Bansey and Stuart Gelder.

THUNDERBIRDS - The Juice KF4 was being used by Fermat (Brain's son). Duncan Williams.

THE LADYKILLERS - The Wave was used to extricate a gas mask from a dog along with the line "nothing a Leatherman can't handle"! - Brian Yim Lim.

THE BUILDING OF THE QUEEN MARY 2 - on Sky Discovery Channel - A Leatherman Wave was used by the person responsible for painting the hull. Paul Sargeant.

SPEED on BBC1 - a Leatherman was spotted being used by Keanu Reeves at the beginning of the film to open a lift door after an explision in the lift shaft - he then wedges the door open with it. Darryl Bamsey.

JUNGLE on BBC1 - a Leatherman Wave was spotted being used to build a shelter. Steve Walde.

NO GOING BACK on Channel 4 - A Leatherman Wave was given as a present to the central character when he left the travel agency to start a new life in Spain. Steve Walde.

THE X FILES - The Goldberg Variation Episode - The tool is used extensively by one of the central characters, and appears most prominently when a bullet ricochets off it, saving the oweners life - Brian Yim Lim.

If you see any tools on the telly, send us an email and we'll mention you here

What Our Customers Think......

Hello,

I thought I would contact you to let you know how a Leatherman that I have had since 1999 helped save my daughters finger!

She, (my 16thmth old) was helping my wife clean the house yesterday when she got her finger caught in the drainage holes of the mop bucket. She tried using butter, olive oil and ice to free her finger, but it didn't work. My wife then range the fire brigade who arrived after about 20 mins and thought how on earth do we deal with this! As their gas powered pliers for cutting open cars are a bit too big!!! They hunted around for a pair of pliers but couldn't find anything suitable. They then found my Leatherman which I had fortunately left of the sideboard. It did the job brilliantly and she was free within minutes.

Later that afternoon we went onto the internet and bought 2 Leatherman Kicks to donate to the Retained Fire Crew at Sturminster Newton Station here in Dorset just in case this happens to someone else! The boss of Dorset Fire Brigade range my wife later that day asking if they could write an article to put in the local paper.

Many thanks for producing such a fantastic tool, I have used it many times at work as a Countryside Ranger and now the Fire Brigade will be using them too!!!!

Graham

Geoffrey Hedges, Luton, Bedfordshire

Dear Leatherman,

As a member of the London Ambulance Service I have found the Leatherman to be a tool that I could not, and will not be without.

I have had Leatherman's for many years starting with the PST, moving up to the Supertool, and now the Wave. I also have the Crunch and a Micra, you could say that I'm a bit of a gadget freak......but you would be wrong, I work in a stressful job that requires me to help people in all kinds of situations, car crashes, collapsed behind their doors, fires etc, just use your imagination and I've just about done it. After twelve years with the Ambulance Service, the one thing I find hasn't changed is the quality of Leatherman. I just can't count the amount of time these Multi-Tools have helped me and my colleagues out, there are just too many occasions that I have used my Leatherman, from the mundane, to the dirty and difficult.

What I'm trying to say is thanks for some great tools that have never let me down, and will continue to help me in those awkward moments when I need a tool for the job and it's hanging off of my belt.

Keep up the good work.

Geoff

Dominic McCarthy - RDF Television, Scrapheap Challenge

Dear Leatherman,

Thank you very much for the use of your excellent tools. The teams on Scrapheap Challenge have found their Supertools and Waves invaluable in their pursuit of the Scrapheap Challenge Trophy. In the build stage, the teams can whip out their Leatherman tools to loosen a bolt or a screw or to cut a rope or sheet without returning to the workshop for a heavy toolbox. Leatherman tools really come into their own in the testing stage of the programme when the teams can make those vital last minute adjustments, right up on the starting line. Since we seem to share the same spirit of innovation and both embody a great deal of practical design, I speak for the whole production team when I say that we all look forward to a long and happy association with Leatherman Tools.

Sponsorship Opportunities with Leatherman®

If you're planning to do something outrageous, difficult or dangerous - but above all newsworthy let us know, we may be interested in sponsoring you. Here are just some of the adventures Leatherman have supported.

	ICO Global Challenge Leatherman was selected by the ICO Global Challenge team as essential survival equipment for the ICO Global Challenge event.
Round the World Yacht Race 'When you are active in extreme conditions such as those we faced during our round the World record attempt, you quickly realise just how tough and useful the Leatherman Tool really is, we couldn't have managed without them - Thanks to you all at Leatherman!' Tracy Edwards MBE
	Solo Unsupported South Pole Expedition 'There is a fine line between success and failure in adventure. I only take the best equipment from around the world. I used the Leatherman several times on my trips to improvise repairs - without which I would have failed! - Thanks Leatherman!' David Hempleman-Adams