The black and silver Leatherman Signal Multi-Tool with a black nylon sheath helps you take on the great outdoors with an array of tools you'd expect to see in a multi-tool plus more camping/preparedness/survival-minded ones like a sharpener for maintaining your knife edge in the field, a ferro rod for fire starting, and an emergency whistle. All of the tools can be opened and used single-handed for easy convenience, and its knife and saw blades can be opened from the outside without having to open the handles so it works more like a conventional pocket knife while providing a beefier handle while you're using it. For additional safety, all the tools lock in place so they won't accidentally close while in use. This version of the Signal is offered here complete and ready to go in clamshell packaging.

19 Tools, Lockable in Open Position    Stainless Steel Construction    Open & Use All Tools with One Hand    Needle-Nose & Regular Pliers    420HC Steel Partially Serrated Knife    Hard/Regular Wire Cutters, Wire Stripper    Saw, Hammer, Can & Bottle Opener    Awl, Bit Driver, Carabiner, Whistle    1/4" & 3/16" Box Wrenches    Ferrocerium Rod, Knife Sharpener

• Needle-nose pliers: Perfect for holding small objects or using the pliers in tight, narrow spaces
• Regular pliers: Conveniently hold and manipulate items
• Regular-gauge wire cutters: Easily cut through regular and light-gauge wire; replaceable if they wear down
• Hard wire cutters: Cut thicker, heavier-gauge electrical hard wires; also replaceable
• Wire stripper: Safely remove the outer insulation from multiple gauges and types of wire
• 420HC knife blade: Partially serrated to allow you to perform an array of cutting tasks, including cordage and meal prep
• Saw: Break down twigs and tinder or make tent stakes with this open-toothed cutting tool
• Hammer: Drive tent stakes, nails, or other things; the textured end reduces slippage
• Awl: Puncture tough materials like leather and canvas tarps to create or enlarge holes and sew with the integrated thread loop
• Can opener: Safely and easily open canned goods
• Bottle opener: Pop open your favorite beverage
• Hex bit driver: Insert a 1/4" hex bit into this slot to customize your multi-tool from flat head or Phillips screwdriver tips to Torx to nut drivers
• Bit driver: Includes #1-2 and 3/16" Phillips-tip screwdriver; other configurations available separately for customization
• Box wrench #1: Tighten and loosen 1/4" hexagonal head nuts or bolts
• Box wrench #2: Tighten and loosen 3/16" hexagonal head nuts or bolts
• Carabiner: Securely clip the multi-tool to belt loops or straps and other non-load-bearing things
• Safety whistle: Attract help, signal to your partner, or mark your location in an emergency situation
• Ferrocerium rod: Quickly and easily create sparks to start fires using this rod and a knife, rock, or just about any hard material
• Diamond-coated sharpener: Precisely sharpen hard steel blades

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the stand mount for the eyelighter adjustable front to back along it's pole? I need to clear a studio stand and having it stuck in the dead center position will conflict with the stand.

A: No it is not adjustable it's in a fixed position. Just so everyone knows you have to provide your own light stand for the eyelighter.

Q: 2. Does this include a lighting stand? If not, what is a good one to support this?

A: The light stand is not include. This is a great choice to support the Eyelighter. BH #AVA0017 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/611457-REG/Avenger_A0017_A0017_Baby_Stand_17.html/specs

Q: 3. Is there a lower stand recommended then the #9908 stand?

A: Kupo makes a good option for a stand. https://bhpho.to/2WtSuoc

Q: 4. Do they provide gold and white fabric like other reflectors?

A: There is currently only a white fabric, the Westcott White Fabric for Eyelighter Panel (http://bhpho.to/2dvJiX1)

Q: 5. Would this be suitable for couples head shots or singles only?

A: According to Westcott, the Eyelighter 3 is large enough for shooting portraits of 2 people.

Q: 6. Does it come with a stand and support?

A: The Tilting Support Spine included with the purchase of the Westcott Eyelighter 2 Reflective Panel (B&H # WE5230) has the standard 5/8" female baby stud receptacle on the bottom of the Support Spine, which is designed to connect to the standard 5/8" male baby stud found on the top of most standard light stands. A light stand is not included with the purchase of the Westcott Eyelighter 2 Reflective Panel, and must be purchased separately. As indicated under the "In The Box" section on our website, the following items are included by the manufacturer with the purchase of the Westcott Eyelighter 2 Reflective Panel: In the Box Westcott Eyelighter 2 Reflective Panel Reflective Fabric 4 x Curved Rods 2 x Tension Knobs Tilting Support Spine 2 x Straight Tension Rods Carry Case Limited 2-Year Warranty

Q: 7. Whats a good economy stand for the Westcott Eyelighter 2 ?

A: We Recommend Westcott's #9908 8' light stand. Collapsed, it is the perfect height for the Eyelighter.

Q: 8. Looks great for straight on shots. How does it do for sideways, and look-aways? What are the catchlights like for head tilts?

A: Which ever direction the unit is placed one will always achieve large clamshell-style lighting when in use.

Q: 9. Is this portable enough to be used for on-location headshots?

A: Yes, it's portable. I breaks down to a small size (setup takes a few minutes). The main rails are curved, so it still needs a wider bag to carry in. Keep in mind you'll need a short light stand to mount it to, and also a weight if the stand isn't bottom heavy. This is a pretty large modifier and at certain angles it can become unstable on a light weight stand.

Q: 10. Is this the silver version or white?in the box lists reflective panel and white panel. does it have both?Thanks.

A: It comes in Silver. The panel is silver on one side and a nice protective black on the back. They do offer a white panel now that you can order. I got one and just used it for the first time yesterday. Very happy with it. The silver works great for modeling shots, etc. where you want a little glitz and glow. I like the white for corporate head shots.