Leatherman ARC vs Leatherman Free P Series Multitool Comparison - Worth the Upgrade?

In this video, I compare the newly released Leatherman ARC to the Free P Series tools. The ARC is essentially a huge upgrade for the Free P series, so a lot of people are debating on which they should purchase!
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[@cwsmith17]

People that don't like the P4 have never used one. I felt the same until it became my EDC. I'm looking forward to the ARC. Thanks for the review!

[@Slking507]

@cwsmith17 I never understood. It. I looked at the P4, then looked at the other options. Then I said... "This can do all of that and then some, and I can upgrade it of necessary."
2 years, and I have changed NOTHING. I will not be giving up on my P4, but I will be picking up and Arc. It is truly a work of art.

[@justified_edc]

This is a great video man, fantastic objective comparison

[@UrbanSurvivalist_]

Thank you!

[@iceR0G2W0]

Yes like a Balisong..... that's is our knife in the Philippines the famous Balisong proudly made by one province.

[@UrbanSurvivalist_]

Love bali flipping the Free series!

[@Zeeboklown]

basically it's like a free p2 made a baby with a charge tti/wave, right?

[@UrbanSurvivalist_]

Watch the video lol

[@Zeeboklown]

i don't like the extra weight and the fact that it has another layer/is thicker... that's why i don't carry my charge tti most the time unless i will feel like i'll need for some reason. i don't wear it on my belt due to low amount of space, and the free p2 is a perfect weight and size/profile to clip to my pocket.. tho don't get me wrong, the p2 has issues, like that joke of a file and ruler, but for EDC, it's awesome and saved my ass multiple times. and as far a a saw?? idk about u, but i rarely need a saw for anything out in the world.. at least not one that small. i'll just baton thru it with my fixed bushcraft knifeif it's that small.. or use my swiss army knives saw..