leatherman does make many models with scissors, but I don't think I've ever seen a multitool with tweezers or a toothpick(I always lost both on all my SAK's).Leatherman doesn't have tweezers, toothpick, or scissors.
That's quite a loadout you've got there, I usually just carry my squirt p4 and a leek.I have the original model Leatherman, so no tweezers or pick. On the keyring with my SAK Classic is also AG Russell tweezers, a photon minilight, and Gerber fingernail clippers. I carried a SAK Climber for years, but now pocket carry a MooreMaker 3.5" trapper and a Spyderco Endura IWB.
I use my pliers almost as much as my knife, and you can get a multitool with pretty much anything that comes on an SAK. I sometimes feel that SAK's are almost obselete.
I personally think pliers and wire cutters are more useful than all of those items combined, save possibly for the LED light.a toothpick,
tweezers,
ink pen,
magnifying glass,
stick pin,
wood chisel,
a hook that is useful for picking up hot things from camp fires
a fish scaler (something I never thought I use, but have)
fish hook disgorger
Although my SAK doesn't have it, some also have an LED light.
I'm going to have to take issue with that, I have owned several Vic's and none of them have been as well made as my leatherman. Also in my experience the "much wider than thick" profile of a multitool is superior for pocket carry.I won't even mention that the fit and finish on my SAK is probably superior to that of your multitool, and that superiority comes at about 1/3 the cost, and carries nicely in a pocket.
I personally think pliers and wire cutters are more useful than all of those items combined, save possibly for the LED light.
...and you can get a multitool with pretty much anything that comes on an SAK.
Many of the SAK features listed above are available on numerous multitools.
Tweezers can be found on some of the cheaper multitools as can LED light which are quite common on those designed for executives and travel. These can be just as cheap as the SAK, if not usually much cheaper in the $10-15 range is common. I personally don't mess around with such. Normally I just end up loosing them on my SAKs that have had them.
I seen more wood chisels on multi tools such as various Leatherman tools and even the Swiss Tool over the traditional SAK. To say they don't have them is a little bit ingenious.
The fish scaler and fish hook degorgers can be found on Gerber multi tools and others, should you want them. The same with the hook. There are whole lines of outdoorsy multi tools that have these features built in.
I imagine there are some with pens and stuff out there too.
Really it is a matter with multi tools and SAKs on what you actually want it to do.
A Swiss (Army) Tool.
Wow. Darn thing costs more than my Leatherman Wave.
What's the quality like?