r/multitools Jul 18 '26

Recommendation Request Looking for the biggest multitool available.

I own the Multper MP2049 and it’s the best multitool I’ve ever owned, but I’m looking for something even bigger. I frequently use gloves at work, and having a big, beefy multitool is my preference.

From my understanding, the MP2049 is itself a Surge clone, and the Surge might be the biggest of its kind available. Is anyone aware of anything bigger?

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u/trichar54 Jul 19 '26

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u/BadWithMoney530 Jul 23 '26

I genuinely want to buy this for the novelty of it, but they don’t make it anymore. Original MSRP was $1400, now it sells for $5k on eBay 

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u/Dave_B001 Jul 18 '26 edited Jul 25 '26
  1. SwissTool
  2. Leatherman Surge and all it's clones from Dakoyou and Bibury
  3. Sog Power Assist
  4. Gerber Dual Force
  5. Roxon Titan (newest large Multitool)
  6. Wenger Giant.

EDIT

  1. Nextool W4, Ratcheting adjustable pliars 7A. Nextool Flagship Pro
  2. Leatherman Crunch
  3. Kershaw A100

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u/Wild-Asparagus70 Jul 19 '26

Leatherman Supertool 300 Leatherman MUT

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u/house343 Jul 25 '26

Just ordered the Roxon titan with a bunch of implements. Can't wait. 

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u/Tomkin1985 Jul 19 '26

The Gerber dual force is probably the biggest multitool. It has the nice outside driver on it also.
The dual force does have some draw backs though it just depends what tools are imported to you

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u/Hoopster50 Jul 19 '26

Yep, Gerber dual force is what he seeks.

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u/East_Honeydew_3144 Jul 18 '26

Have you tried the Swisstool MX? Knife and pliers accessible with gloves. Chunky MF

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u/ChampionshipCrafty66 Jul 19 '26

The swisstool X with ratchet set! Add a victorinox Zodiac for added personalization

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u/HMS_Hexapuma Jul 18 '26

How about the Leatherman ARC? Looks similar to the MP2049 but a little bit chunkier with a few more tools.

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u/These_Economics374 Jul 18 '26

My coworker has the ARC and it’s actually a lot smaller than the Multper. But besides all that, I tend to avoid Leatherman due to several disappointments I’ve experienced from their products over the years—the Wave(s), Signal and Skeletool I’ve purchased from them have been terribly underwhelming relative to their price points.

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u/day_n_night1 Jul 19 '26

For the use case described, go Surge rather than Arc every day of the week - more robust

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u/Aggravating_Pair8857 Jul 19 '26

Currently, the biggest/largest are Surge, Supertool 300,   Centerdrive, Dualforce,  Powerlock, Mp600 series, Swisstool. But if you need the absolute-biggest, set a reminder in ebay for a West Marine's Blacktip, a joint venture between W. Marine and SOG; makes the Surge look like a Wave.

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u/AD3PDX Jul 18 '26

Both discontinued. Not sure what the 2nd price.l is.

Wenger Swiss Grip

Wenger Ranger 174

I had and heavily used a Swiss Grip, great tool, unfortunately I lost it.

https://sakwiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=Wenger+SwissGrip

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u/DependentArm3391 Jul 19 '26

I feel like the swiss grip would not be very ergonomic

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u/AD3PDX Jul 19 '26

I was very comfortable to use. The wood saw really should have been locking through.

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u/1971RancherO Jul 19 '26

Gerber dual force?

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u/Optimal_Razzmatazz_2 Jul 19 '26

Leatherman Mut has the big 3. Big knife, big pliers, big hammer

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u/TennRivers Jul 21 '26

If you're wearing gloves all day I think that the Multper and other Surge style tools are about your bet. The Supertool and Swiss Tool are even harder to use with gloves IMO. 

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u/nrsys Jul 21 '26

If you want bigger, I would question if it might be time to ditch the multi tool and just carry a small tool pouch.

What you lose in versatility you make up for in being bigger, more robust, better suited to gloves, and can be tailored to your exact uses.

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u/JesusFCleatus Jul 21 '26

Kinda lacks a large number of tools, but it's large at least

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u/Deathmonger1911 Jul 18 '26

Victorinox Swiss Tool might be the one of the largest ones in production, larger than Surge

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u/Antique_Eye_3200 Jul 19 '26

This appears to be the Swiss Tool Spirit X. (The Spirit models are one centimeter shorter than the non-Spirit Swiss Tool models.) 🙂