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My Bibury Pro (Surge like) is my favorite tool.

What a beautiful bike! I love it! 👍😊

I use my leatherman surge with bit kits and ratchet driver every day for work love it or if I'm working in the woods or long grass ill have my super tool 300 with me because there's no bits to lose the super tool 300 is also a good multi tool

A new adventure mobile. How exciting. Hope to see more of it. Cheers, MICHAEL. Rice rider in the wind lol 😅

What country are you doing these trips in

is that the stock handlebars

I really liked your videos of winter camping. Ice fishing tent Can Am Defender.

Ive been searching for reviews demonstrating how to use the grounding point on the power station, how do you use it and what connections or cable fo you use?

Looks like a lot of fun!

And all this, time iv’e just been sitting on my arse eating biscuits

I too use my larger power stations to charge the smaller one. Now that redodo and Li time make the mini 12V 100ah lithium batteries I like taking those on my camping and hunting trips to extend the capacity of the smaller power stations and are very inexpensive vs an expansion battery. Great job on the video.

I picked one up today for $60. Glad it was a good purchase.

i like it

I remember doing jig saw puzzles with my grandparents in their travel trailer. I see you had one in the closet 😅

Bluetti just makes cool stuff! With the Starlink now it does drain our Bluetti quite quick if the sun is not out 😂 We might have to upgrade the power system and/or convert the Starlink to 12 Volts. Cool hat btw. Michael. Maike and I love the Canadian Flag 🇨🇦🔥

Thanks Mike. Good review

I like my EB3A but this replacement seems to be a better value unit with the additional wattage capacity. I like it too!

Thanks for sharing Michael. We just got back from two-weeks off grid camping and used our Bluetti AC70 and PV200 to power our fridge and all the other devices we had with us

Good video, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !

I use a CPAP machine also. I'm not sure how you guys are using it, but most people seem to use the AC power supply that comes with the CPAP machine. This is not necessary and somewhat wasteful. Most CPAP machines are 12 volt already, so you will consume a lot less power by buying a 12 volt power cable for the CPAP and connecting it to one of the power station's DC ports. Otherwise, you are generating AC power that is then being converted back to DC by the CPAP's power brick.

Good price. Small enough to store about anywhere. When I'm able to get one, that will be the one I get. Thanks for the review

I am heartbroken to learn of Si mon’s passing. He was such a sweetie and was so loved and well cared for by you and your wife. He knew that he was loved. I lost my husband this May. Its been very hard. Pets are family and he was so adorable. Cherish all the good times and keep them close to your heart. Simon was so special and will be missed dearly.

Nice elc tool . For a good camping trip . Bless your time in God's country arth 😊

I love the bluetti that I won. I just used it this last weekend when I was camping. It’s extremely handy and useful.

Nice unit good size

The only reason I ever bought a Signal was because it looked cool as f@ck. The plier head is a dead giveaway that it is not meant for heavier work. Closest to a needle nose that I have seen on a Leatherman. I do however carry it quite alot. The weight is good and if you buy the 3rd party bit holders to replace the sharpener and whistle, it becomes more practical. Using the screw driver with the frame fully open has never bothered me and to be honest , the hammer you suggest that should be trimmed down can come in handy. Wave + probably the best for a sturdy EDC factoring in weight. Super Tool 300 ...... best bang for the buck for a heavy duty multitool.

I own one for years. Never carry it, to heavy. Only take it Camping on the Motorcycle

I'm coming from the Surge to the Signal. Had my Surge for years and it was so handy, but i lost it at a campground several months ago. I decided to go with the Signal with a slight bit of hesitation over the lack of scissors. But so far I'm pleased with the Signal due to it being lighter and the clips are really handy for me. If the Signal had scissors it would be complete and if the Surge had a belt clip and a hammer I would have gone with it in a heartbeat. All in all they are great tools and sure do come in handy!

Lizzy: Dad, how disappointing. I thought you were going to cut……the throat. 🥴

I’d love to watch you put 1200 pounds on that little table. I’m pretty sure it would buckle.

Nice, it looks like you're ready for a Mad Max situation

That tank bag is absolutely ridiculous😂

Nice. Will it teach you how to do wheelies?

Great straight forward and honest review. May you have many more useful years ... Who needs to spend 3x more on a Dometic.

I totally agree that the Surge is too heavy. Bought on thinking it would be a better single choice item but found it way too heavy. I still bring it with me when outdoors but keep it in my carry pack….I might go back to the Wave as that was my favourite wife gift until someone broke into my truck……thanks for another great vid!!

That looks sweet. Good navigation and hands-free. Nice job MICHAEL.

Thank you.

I've been edc carrying the surge for a couple years now. I just put a pocket clip on it and clip it in my left pocket in my pants. That's if I'm wearing my cargo pants which are pretty heavy like carhartts. If I'm wearing jeans or shorts (like 10 days a year) I carry something smaller, lately that's been a sog flash which is like a skeletool but has a D2 blade which I like and it was cheap off ali express. Before the surge I carried my beloved wave for years, but it fell out of my pocket because I just had it dangling off the pocket of my riding pants after using it for something out riding dirt bikes. Rode away like an idiot with it just dangling there, never saw it again. The surge has an awl that's missing on the wave, which I liked and used a lot, plus the handles were more comfortable than the wave using the pliers. Even before all of that I carried a skeletool for a few years, but I broke the pliers right off just twisting a cotter pin out one day. I bought another one but got sick of how much it hurt my hands squeezing on things with the pliers which I use the most on multitools. At least once a month I crushed the callous on my hand at the base of the index finger when the pliers slip and snap shut, pinching the hand between the protruding back side of the blade, and opposite handle coming together. Blood blister every time. I also forayed into the dark world of Amazon clone wave, and surge multitools. Read all these great reviews about them. Bought them both at the same time and what a disappointment. The wave clone was like $30 and it was worth about $10, all loose and floppy, felt like I could break it with one hand just pushing the knife blade out with the thumb. I returned that one and kept the surge clone because it seemed a little better. I carried it about a week, broke the flat screwdriver, kept using it through the beginning of camping season and organically just revolved back to the surge and now I don't know where the clone is anymore. Good enough to throw in the trunk of the quad or something though.

Really looking forward to your new camping videos wondering were they are

Although we appreciate these videos, please get back to more camping videos with the dogs

I find the surge a bit big for urban EDC, but when I head outdoors it works well. I don’t like to belt carry for EDC. I find myself using a Gerber Dime and some sort of Swiss Army knife normally a huntsman or alox farmer X. I have the Arc and you can pocket carry it. But don’t know if it’s worth the price. Thanks for the review.

Thanks Michael - always enjoy your videos - if you’re ever in Maine I’d like to meet up - Thanks Again!

The original PST was and still is the best Leatherman in my opinion. Slim and not overloaded with crap you don't need

There is a reason the Wave is the most popular Leatherman and it sounds like you have touched all the bases.

Nice multi tool, however I prefer the SAK’s, for me they offer better quality and are not as clunky, as the leatherman tools….just my preference….

Thanks for the review. I would love to have a surge but can't afford it. Can't wait for another atv camp out or ride video. Thanks