Small, handy, indispensable, but not indestructibl

Having tried and broken a variety of Leatherman type tools I can recommend an actual real Leatherman. Not that I haven't broken a Leatherman (well I didn't break them, my pal did trying to straighten out a motorbike gear lever): It's just that they guarantee them for life so you can get it fixed for nowt.
What they don't guarantee against is losing the buggers.
I'm sure my old Leatherman Clip is in the shed somewhere...