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On Snap-On: F means 3/8" drive, while FH means 3/8" with comfort handle An L will mean long, and a second F will mean flex-head So an F80 means just a regular 3/8" ratchet, but FHLF80 means a long, soft-handled, flex-head. They'll also add B for bent handle, K for stubby, and X for locking flex...

If I'm going to the scrapyard or something I'll throw my Leatherman Wave in my pocket, but mostly I carry a Victorinox Super Tinker. Leatherman is too heavy to always have on me.

Of those three, Milwaukee sounds the best because of the amount of other tools in the 12v line. I have a DeWalt and like it. Feels better in my hand and I think it was a little shorter than the Milwaukee. Plus you can put the really small bits in it if you don't have much room.

My Snap-On Dual 80's are my favourite, but Gearwrench is pretty close and soo much cheaper.