Swiss quality tools Perfect multitool

A multitool it should be so. Not so easy when the various comments by reads in various blogs and forums.
It was clear to me that the decision between the Victorinox Swiss Tool and the Leatherman Wave will fall. After reading and comparing much I have now decided to use the Swiss Tool. I am particularly impressed with the locking ratchet function and of course, the set of bits.
But was crucial that I have sent a few months ago a Leatherman Skeletool after buying back. Bits many still from the recording and otherwise I was not satisfied with the quality of workmanship. I probably just was unlucky and get a Monday Tool. Since the build quality of my other Victorinoxmesser absolutely convinced me, I have decided for the SwissTool.

Here we go:

Which functions and tools, the Spirit, can be found on the manufacturer's site. I therefore will dispense it to list everything.
After reading many posts in various forums, I'll try to answer the questions there emerged here:

First, the question whether the leather case is divided and whether the tool in your pocket if you do not wobble carries the Bit Set including Ratchet.

Very clear answer: Nothing wobbles.

The bag is a great division. No matter what you do not entrain the moment, the rest is stuck in his part. Should also be noted that the inclusion of the corkscrew right, in the lower part has a way of narrowing. The corkscrew is therefore not loose in the bag compartment, but thus put firmly and securely in place. Fall Accidentally I would therefore exclude.
The question of the size and weight I would best describe a comparison to my Victorinox Outrider.
As for the size incl. Leather case, the difference is not so clear. Although I must say, this is the leather case of Outrider by the inclusion of Minimaglite and grindstone anyway a violent Brummer.

Outrider in leather bag: 12cm long, 4cm deep and 4.4 cm wide

Multitool in leather bag: 11.5 cm long, 4.7 cm deep and 5 cm wide

For weight:
It weighs already well over the Outrider with pocket. But when I think of what is possible with the SwissTool, I think that it's ok.
The tool alone brings the manufacturer about 205 grams on the scale.
As I said, for me personally, that's absolutely fine. Others will say too much.

Locking mechanism:
Locks the tool automatically after the show. The springs are arranged on both sides and can be very smoothly slide back. Then the respective tool is unlocked and can be folded back. Prima thing and for me an important purchase criterion !!!!!!

My Conclusion:
I do not regret the purchase. The build quality is excellent. No edges or burrs. Prima is in hand and that all tools can be easily and simply unfold. The lock can be released on the spring. One or both sides and also very smooth. Furthermore, convinced me that I can show and use all the tools at Tool closed.
The bit set and the gun of course the absolute stunner. It has never been so easy to solve stuck screws. Also good that I can expand the bit holder even from my own imagination. (Namely with standard bits).
And added, I like the brand simply. Personally, I would recommend this SwissTool in any case.