Get out of any fix with these 6 multi-tools
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Back In the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, secret agent Angus MacGyver foiled evil plots and vanquished bad guys on TV with nothing but a Swiss Army knife, some chewing gum and his extra-sharp wits. Imagine what hairy end-of-the-world crises MacGyver could solve with today’s upgraded, super-loaded multi-tools. Knife manufacturers claim the latest man-toys are almost all you’ll need for a backcountry adventure. We tested six popular brands of jam-packed multi-tools.
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